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BCC to Hold Downtown Third Thursday Back-to-School Events - August 08, 2008
Berkshire Community College will hold the following events during Downtown Third Thursday, Aug. 21, at the Intermodal Education Center on the corner of North Street and Columbus Avenue:
Admissions Counselor Tina Schettini will be available from 5 to 8 to answer questions regarding BCC’s academic programs, and admission policies and procedures. Anyone who applies for admission to BCC during this time will have their $10 application fee waived as a Third Thursday special.
Between 4:30 and 7 anyone with questions about class offerings, programs and registration may visit with Academic Advisor Vicki Kane. Those with questions or concerns about financial aid, billing and scholarship information may visit with Financial Aid Counselor Deirdre Bairstow-Allen. In addition, BCC alumni may enter to win two free tickets to the performance of “Footloose” at the Colonial Theatre by chatting with Jenn Kerwood, BCC’s new director of development. Also, anyone interested in lifelong learning opportunities is encouraged to meet with a member of the Osher Institute for Lifelong Learning (OLLI) who will be on hand to answer questions about the program.
All visitors to the Intermodal Education Center between 6 and 8 can enjoy the sounds of the Berkshire Bateria while sampling tasty food choices from BCC’s Culinary Art students. Visitors may also enjoy an art exhibit in the new Student Art Gallery and purchase BCC gear from a representative of Follett Education, which owns the BCC Bookstore.
The Intermodal Education Center is located on the second floor of the BRTA building. |
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