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The Chesapeake men’s basketball team lost considerable talent from last year’s team.
Few squads in the Maryland Junior College Athletic Association featured a one-two backcourt tandem like Anthony Tate (averaged 20 points per game) and Jordan Alston (14).
Both Tate (Livingstone) and Alston (St. Mary’s) went onto to play at four-year colleges.
But Skipjacks’ coach Allen Mitchell isn’t fretting. They could be vastly improved from last year’s 8-18 record because of one word: balance.

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Maryland Community College Promise Scholarships

FInd out what you need to know about the "Promise Bill."

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Chesapeake College Informs Students and Employees of Data Privacy Incident

A phishing attack targeting Chesapeake College has resulted in the unauthorized access of a limited number of employee email accounts.
Chesapeake President Dr. Clifford Coppersmith said the attack occurred between January 3, 2018 and April 27, 2018. Upon learning of the issue, the College immediately hired a team of external cyber security professionals to conduct an extensive forensic investigation and manual document review to determine the extent of the incident and provide notice as soon as possible.

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An Evening with Melissa Etheridge—Yes I Am 25th Anniversary

An Evening with Melissa Etheridge
Yes, I Am 25th Anniversary Tour
Tuesday, October 9, 2018
Doors: 7 p.m.; Show: 8 p.m.
Chesapeake College-Todd Performing Arts Center
$300/100/80/75

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Chesapeake Men’s Soccer Hits Restart

Chesapeake College men’s soccer fans and returning players would like to forget about last season.

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Peake Players' Auditions

Wednesday, September 5 at 4:30pm, come out and audition for the Peake Players' original devised production of ROBIN HOOD!

Students, staff, and faculty, all talents and skills are welcome! Performers and technicians are encouraged to attend. Come and help us to create our own version of this classic tale set on the Eastern Shore.

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Eleanor Welsh Appointed Fulbright Scholar Liaison at Chesapeake College

Eleanor Welsh, Professor of English, has been appointed to serve as the Fulbright Scholar Liaison at Chesapeake College. As a Fulbright Scholar Liaison, Eleanor will join a network of approximately 2,000 individuals across the United States who play a crucial role in the U.S. Department of State’s Fulbright Scholar Program in the U.S. higher education community.

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Home and Abroad Exhibit

Painting can be a lonely and solitary endeavor, and it is a joy to find kindred spirits who embrace similar philosophies about their relationship to art and the creative process. These four award-winning artists have bonded over more than a decade of painting together, both at home and abroad.

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Chesapeake Names Amber McGinnis Interim Cambridge Center Director

Chesapeake College President Dr. Clifford P. Coppersmith today announced that Cambridge resident Amber Tolley McGinnis will serve as Interim Director of the Cambridge Center effective August 16.

A college faculty member since 2008, McGinnis is an Assistant Professor of Communications and has been the Honors Program Director since 2015.

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Race, Racism and Race Relations in America

On Wednesday, September 12, at 7:00pm in the Todd Performing Arts Center at Chesapeake College, Dr. Michael Eric Dyson presents "Race, Racism and Race Relations in America.” Sponsored by Maryland Humanities, Mid-Shore Community Foundation, Queen Anne’s County Public Schools, Chesapeake College, Queen Anne’s Public Library, Frederick Douglass Honor Society, Talbot NAACP, Kennard Alumni Association and the Queen Anne’s County Arts Council.