It’s time to register! Face-to-face meetings with advisors have turned into the Zoom meetings we have all become accustomed to. December 9, 2020
Q&A with vice president Chris Clark Hear from Chris Clark, Vice President of Finance at 4Cs. November 24, 2020
Nursing Program Updates The most telling downside is the lack of hands-on teaching in the lab and clinical settings. This semester, our sophomore students have been able to attend in-person clinical at Cape Cod Hospital and Falmouth Hospital ... providing them the necessary hands-on experience. November 17, 2020
Transferring from 4C’s and where to start Are you thinking about transferring from Cape Cod Community College (4C’s) to get your bachelor’s degree? As busy students, especially during remote classes, it can be difficult to start the transferring process. November 9, 2020
Meet Max Kennedy 4Cs student trustee Max Kennedy is a first-year Communication Studies Major and a self-described non-traditional student determined to be a catalyst to increase kindness and awareness that everyone uniquely learns and grows. November 5, 2020
Stressed-out? Q&A with senior academic advisor Dr. Maura Weir Q&A: Dealing with COVID-19 and other student wellness issues. October 20, 2020
Spring 2021 is going remote and this is everything you need to know 4C’s spring semester 2021 has been announced remote. Why was this decided? What are the expected reactions? How is this going to affect students and faculty? October 15, 2020
Who is Asher Hamilton? The new Student Engagement Coordinator, Asher Hamilton, is a new addition to 4C’s and she couldn’t have arrived at a more needed time. October 13, 2020
A day in the life of a Covid-19 symptom monitor Diane Parkes, one of the new COVID-19 Symptom Monitors, described her nightly routine in her new position. “I work Monday through Thursday nights from 4:30 to 6:30, sometimes 7:00,” said Parkes. October 12, 2020
A student perspective from a Covid-19 survivor As a recent transplant to the Cape from Florida, and a new student at Cape Cod Community College, I was diagnosed with Covid-19 in late March. Returning to school is a moment worthy of reflection. September 29, 2020