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Grace Meets Grit: Carroll Student’s Path from Dance Studio to Welding Program

Major of the Month: Computers & Technology at Carroll

From the apps we use every day to the systems that run hospitals, schools, and businesses, computers and technology shape how we live and how we work. If you’ve ever wondered how those systems stay secure, how data turns into decisions, or how software is built, computers & technology offers… Read More

Filling a Food Locker: Class Discussion Turns Into 282 Pounds of Impact

In Dr. Ashley Davis’s Human Development Through the Lifespan (PSYC 211) course, a conversation about hunger became a tangible, campus-centered service project that filled shelves at the Carroll Food Locker and gave her students a compelling lesson in how communities can care for one another. The spark came during a… Read More

Major of the Month: Communication & Writing at Carroll

What happens when a single well-chosen word inspires action, changes a mind, or opens a new door? That’s the power of communication, and at Carroll Community College, communication & writing students are learning to use that power to inform, inspire, and connect. In Carroll’s Communication Studies,… Read More

Carroll Professor Receives Order of Distinction Award in The Bahamas

Dr. Pamula Emily Mills, Assistant Professor of Social Sciences at Carroll Community College, was recently awarded the Order of Distinction (Companion), one of the highest national honors granted by the Government of The Bahamas in recognition of outstanding service to the nation. The recognition celebrates individuals… Read More

Adult Students Redefine Their Careers Through Registered Nursing

For some students at Carroll Community College, Registered Nursing isn’t their first career—it’s their next calling. From paramedicine and holistic care to military and law enforcement, adult learners are returning to the classroom with one shared goal: to make a difference through compassionate, skilled healthcare. Meet three Registered Nursing students… Read More