Pictured here, members of the Hudson County Community College Class of 2024 School of Business graduates at their commencement ceremony at Red Bull Arena in Harrison, NJ.
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Hudson County Community College Receives Insight Into Diversity 2025 Inspiring Programs in Business Award

Graduates at HCCC’s 2024 Commencement ceremony. Spring 2025 HCCC enrollment at HCCC is up 10.5% from last year. | PHOTO: Hudson County Community College.
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Hudson County Community College’s Spring 2025 Enrollment Up Significantly Year-Over-Year

PHOTO: Hudson County Community College (HCCC).
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Hudson County Community College’s Winter Graduation Ceremony Highlights Students’ Grit and Determination

Early College program graduates from Hudson County’s High Tech High School celebrate graduation with HCCC faculty and staff. The Early College program is just one of the ways HCCC is expanding access to high-quality college educational pathways, including a growing number of students graduating high school with an HCCC associate degree.
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Hudson County Community College Fall 2024 Enrollment Up Over 7%

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Hudson County Community College Vice President Receives ‘Outstanding Dominican Recognition Abroad Award’

PHOTO: Pictured here from left to right at Hudson County Community College’s (HCCC) DEI Summer Retreat: HCCC Vice President for Academic Affairs Dr. Darryl Jones; Hudson County Economic Development Corporation Executive Director Michelle Richardson; HCCC Director of Workforce Pathways Anita Belle; HCCC Vice President for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Dr. Yeurys Pujols; HCCC Trustee Vice Chair Pamela Gardner; HCCC President Dr. Christopher Reber; Columbia University School of Journalism Dean and Henry R. Luce Professor Dr. Jelani Cobb; and HCCC Chemistry Instructor Dr. Raffi Manjikian.
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Hudson County Community College Honored with 2024 National Award as a ‘Diversity Champion’

Pie de foto, de izquierda a derecha: Elizabeth Berman, Presidenta de Continental Food and Beverage Inc.; Terrence Clark, Presidente y CEO, Consejo de Desarrollo de Proveedores Minoritarios de Nueva York y Nueva Jersey; Irma Larios-Alzúa, Cónsul de Asuntos Culturales Comunitarios, Consulado de México en New Brunswick; Anthony Romano, Presidente de la Junta de Comisionados del Condado de Hudson; Jessica Ramírez, Asambleísta; Yeurys Pujols, Vicepresidente de Diversidad, Equidad e Inclusión; y Enrique Bonelli, Cónsul General, Consulado de Perú en NJ. Sentados de izquierda a derecha: Heidi Castrillón, Presidenta de HCLACC, y Dr. Chris Reber, Presidente de HCCC.
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Hudson County Community College y la Cámara de Comercio Latina del Condado de Hudson Firman un Convenio Histórico

(Back: left to right) Elizabeth Berman, President and CEO Continental Food and Beverage Inc.; Terrence Clark, President and CEO New York New Jersey Minority Supplier Development Council; Irma Larios-Alzúa, Consul of Community Culture Affairs, Consulate of Mexico; Anthony Romano, Chair of the Hudson County Board of Commissioners; Jessica Ramirez, Assemblywoman; Yeurys Pujols, Vice President for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion; and Enrique Bonelli, General Consul, Consulate of Peru in NJ. (Seated: left to right) Heidi Castrillon, President of HCLACC; and Dr. Chris Reber, President of HCCC.
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Hudson County Community College and Hudson County Latin American Chamber of Commerce Signed Historic MOU

PHOTO: Hudson County Community College (HCCC).
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Hudson County Community College Recognized for Third Consecutive Year as a Great College to Work For®

Hudson Scholars graduates at HCCC’s 2024 Commencement. With the support of a $100,000 grant from the Provident Bank Foundation, the Hudson Scholars Program has created significantly improved outcomes for hundreds of HCCC students. | PHOTO: Hudson County Community College (HCCC).
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HCCC’s Hudson Scholars Program Thrives with $100,000 Investment of Provident Bank Foundation

Dr. Reber said that growing a campus embedded in one of the nation’s most densely populated areas poses unique challenges and that the College was keenly aware of its overarching need to serve as a good steward of the neighborhood.
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Hudson County Community College Begins Construction of New 11-Story Center for Student Success

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