WWI Remembered With Traveling Exhibit
It’s been 100 years since the US entered World War I, and the Southern Maryland Studies Center is taking the opportunity to honor the sacrifices of local soldiers who have risked their lives, as well as remember the WWI impact on this region.
CSM, Partners Create Student Pathway
College of Southern Maryland is dedicated to serving both students and the local workforce, and recently signed an agreement with several partners in the community that is designed to focus the partners on preparing local business students for contracting work at NAVAIR at NAS Patuxent River.
Join Summer Fun at Kid, Teen College
More than 300 classes will be offered this summer through the CSM Kids’ and Teen College at CSM’s La Plata, Leonardtown and Prince Frederick campuses.
Digital Media Students Head to Film Fest
Digital media production students at the College of Southern Maryland headed to the Annapolis Film Festival to interview producers and directors of films and cover panel discussions and workshops.
July Events at CSM Campuses
Kids’ and Teen College programs continue at the College of Southern Maryland in July. Also on the schedule of events for July 2017 are a concert on the Leonardtown Campus lawn and three nights of living history presentations at the La Plata Campus.
Nonprofit Leaders Get Help at Conference
Nonprofit leaders and the people who support them came to the College of Southern Maryland Nonprofit Institute Conference at the College of Southern Maryland on April 28. The conference attracted more than 150 people to hear from local experts on the issues faced by nonprofits and community leaders.
Chautauqua Brings Voices From WWI
Voices from World War I will speak at the annual Chautauqua series at the College of Southern Maryland La Plata Campus from July 11 to 13, 2017.
Dones Family: The Story Behind the Counter
Corazon and Jun Dones of Fort Washington have traveled a twisting, winding road through life. Their lives are less like a single path and more a series of trails going in all directions, with branches throughout the world and most recently to the College of Southern Maryland.
CSM Celebrates Gottfried’s Legacy
College of Southern Maryland and nearly 300 supporters celebrated on June 3 the legacy of retiring President Dr. Brad Gottfried. His 11-year tenure was highlighted during “Celebrating a Career, Building Futures” at the Center for Trades and Energy Training on the newly dedicated CSM Regional Hughesville Campus, one of Gottfried’s most recent visions realized.
Williams Chosen for Civic Fellowship
College of Southern Maryland student Elle Williams, 20, of La Plata has been selected to be a part of the Newman Civic Fellowship Program.
