Ashton received full scholarships to the Peabody Conservatory of Music and Morgan University, where he earned Bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts degrees. As the recipient of a National Endowment for the Arts fellowship, he studied with renowned bassist Keter Betts...

Celena Ann Hadlock was an Assistant Professor at CCBC who taught Spanish and coordinated World Languages on the Essex and Dundalk campuses. She spoke Spanish and Protuguese and was passionate about other cultures, diversity and inclusion. Professor Hadlock was an...

Dr. Dennis E.Seymour Dean Emeritus of the CCBC School of Business, Criminal Justice and Law. He has a PhD in Criminal Justice from Southwest University, two bachelors from University of Maryland, and a Masters from Johns Hopkins University. Dr. Seymour was employed...

Colonel Frank G. Messina is an alumni of Essex Community College (1977) with an Associate of Arts Degree in Criminal Justice. In addition, he also graduated from the F.B.I National Academy and the Federal Executive Institute. His passion for police work led to a 28...

The Jake Audet Memorial Scholarship was established in February of 2021 by his family to honor his life and legacy after his untimely passing. Recipients of this scholarship must be enrolled at CCBC pursuing a degree or certificate program in one of CCBC’s skills...

Joel D. Lapin, Professor Emeritus of Sociology at CCBC Catonsville established the Joel D. Lapin and Family Scholarship in honor and memory of his parents Aaron and Anne Lapin of Worcester, Massachusetts. Their love, sacrifices and support enabled Joel to be the...

Johnson Controls: Enhancing the Intelligence of Buildings Johnson Controls is helping drive the outcomes that matter most. Through a full range of systems and digital solutions, we make your buildings smarter. A smarter building is safer, more comfortable, more...

Lindsay Ruland was a CCBC student who passed away at the tender age of 33 from Metastatic Breast Cancer. She was a life-long learner, single mom, enjoyed riding horses, writing songs, and serving others. Lindsay was an advocate for healthcare and health research:...

Longtime Dundalk resident, Lucy (Lou) A. Grumbach (December 12, 1926-October 20, 2018) , born in San Piero Patti, Sicily, moved to Dundalk at age 3 with her family. After attending Sparrows Point High School, Lou worked at Bethlehem Steel, at Fort Holabird, as a...

The Oriole Advocates’ Charitable Foundation (OACF) was established as a 501 © (3) Corporation In 1987. The organization promotes the health and well-being of youth through the State of Maryland and across the globe through its support of organizations both domestic...