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Cuyahoga Community College’s Women in Transition Program (WIT) offers free noncredit courses for women who seek support in reaching their life’s goals.

Faculty and staff of Cuyahoga Community College will take to the stage to raise money for Relay for Life at the Stand-Up Comedy Jam May 6 at the Cleveland IMPROV.

This summer, Cuyahoga Community College will offer a series of non-credit language courses for those interested in learning key phrases and cultural awareness in preparing for international travel.

Students in the Cuyahoga Community College culinary arts program recently enjoyed a weekend full of victories at the American Culinary Foundation-sponsored Great Culinary Classic at TriMark SS Kemp Foodservice in Cleveland.

Dr. Sylvia Rimm—psychologist, professor, and author—will offer her expertise and guidance Tuesday, April 29, at noon in Tri-C’s Western Campus Theatre. Dr. Rimm will address a variety of parenting topics and answer questions from the audience.

Two students from Tri-C were awarded National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)/Ohio Space Grant Consortium Community College Scholarships, while another student was awarded the Morris K. Udall Environmental Scholarship.

Cuyahoga Community College’s Student Government and international honor society Chi Omega have teamed up to present The ParmaPalooza, an art and music festival that will benefit Parma Relay for Life.

Cuyahoga Community College’s Black Caucus will host its 18th Annual Frances M. Franklin Scholarship & Protégé Luncheon on Saturday, May 3, at noon at the Hilton Cleveland East in Beachwood.

Cuyahoga Community College’s Student Support Services (SSS) program recognized seven distinguished alumni at its annual alumni achievers luncheon on April 4th.

Tri-C's Veterinary Technology Program invites veterinarians and registered veterinary technicians to its annual Continuing Education Seminar that will be held Sunday, April 13, from 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. at the Western Campus.