It was great to see so many of our graduates on campus yesterday for our “Class of 2020 Regalia Pickup Day.” Thanks to all who came and to those staff members and students who helped make the event a success. Please check out the photos below, those in the July 1 edition of the Sun Journal, and on the CMCC Facebook page. And congratulations again to the Class of 2020!
President Scott Knapp of Central Maine Community College has announced the Dean’s List for the spring 2020 semester. Students on the President’s List earned a semester grade point average (GPA) of 3.9 or higher (on a 4.0 scale). High Honors denote a minimum GPA of 3.6 and honors recognizes those with a minimum GPA of 3.3. Students who have achieved academic honors are listed below.
President’s Honors
Auburn: Victoria A. Cromwell, Tony Croteau, Kathleen A. Demers, Katie L. Dixon, Benjamin F. Doherty, Jared Doyle, Ayan G. Farah, Stevie Field, Mariel A. Houston, Choukri S. Mahamoud, Ganan R. Mancini, Matthew P. Melanson, Amanda L. Monaghan, Myrna Morisseau, Maryam A. Omar, Joshua H. Pelletier, Chelsey Provencher, Thomas T. Raynor, Kassi L. Ronan, Jason A. Verrill, Augusta: Stephen-James R. Nirza, Matthew A. Wozniak, Kenneth Zahner, Bar Harbor: Janell Preble, Bath: Kayla Demers, Bethel: Sarah Bartlett, Thomas A. Coolidge, Biddeford: Angela Robinson, Bowdoin: Jennifer A. Rioux, Bryant Pond: Russell C. Cushman, Leon D. Twitchell, Buckfield: Levi J. Buck, Meagan L. Strout, Alyssa C. Therriault, Buxton: Jason Ruginski, Camden: Melissa T. Compton, Bailey N. Pullen, Casco: Angelique J. Breton, East Andover: Cheyenne E. Casey, Selena B. Cintron, East Wilton: Brooklyn M. Bonnevie, Fairfield: Jacob C. Bilodeau, Fort Polk (LA): Casey E. Blais, Fryeburg: Kyle M. Johnston, Gardiner: Eliana Brown, Gillette (WY): Allison Polvado, Gray: Abigail M. Jorgenson, Jennifer N. Reaves, Greene: Brian M. Beaucage, Justin Cabral, Angela G. Cafarelli, Brooke Hebert, Jim R. LaFlamme, Maurice W. Longtin, Sarah Pierce, Denise S. Sensenig, Hunter J.B. Wilbur, Harrison: Ryan M. Guptill, Kristen E. Huntress, Hartford: Stephanie N. Ward, Jackman: Jakob W. Rivas, Jay: Gale Brackett, Sylvia Y. Corriveau, Nichola R. Wilson, La Center (WA): Wesley F. Peterson, Lewiston: Deka F. Adaweh, Santa M. Barbosa, Yasmine A. Barkad, Nathan Bilodeau, Heather L. Budesheim, Augustin K. Buyeye, Linda A. Churchill, Sahro M. Dakane, Orena T. Davis, Valerie E. Denis-Atkins, Hana A. Elabe, Elizabeth Fundis, Jacqueline M. Gauthier, Jonathan K. Good, Hassan A. Hassan, Katrin Hayward, Gabriel T. Hoy, Deka H. Ibrahim, Mouna A. Ismail, Rachel L. Jackson, Zachary T. Kent, Michelle LaChance, Peyton A. Latham, Kaylee M. LaVoie, Isaac A. Madore, Jason P. McElravy, Choukri D. Mohamed, Jacob Mouser, Nathaniel S. Outslay, Fozia A. Robleh, Rose L. Saucier, Donna M. Sehl, Sumiyo M. Sheikh, Clinton V. Sherwood, Chantel M. St Laurent, Kristina L. Therrien, Kaitlyn True, Lisbon: Katrina L. Hodgkin, Michael R. Lauter, Alexander T. Rodriguez, Christa M. S. Shane, Valerie L. St. Pierre, Lisbon Falls: Robert E. Donohue, Patricia B. Murray, Litchfield: Kate M. McPherson, Hannah M. Rose, Livermore: Thomas A. Espeaignnette, Katherine R. Possiel, Michael D. Staples, Lovell: Victoria Strengari, Manchester: Cassandra A. Fraser, Mechanic Falls: Catina Brooks, Dominick H. Carll, Violet K. Mikita, Melinda A. Straight, Minot: Grace S. Royle, Lyndsay Vachon, Monmouth: Rachel F. Bryant, Leeann J. Cushman, Mariah P. Herr, Sarah R. Kokoros, Naples: Vincent M. Perfetto, New Gloucester: Garrett C. Argraves, Brittany M. Davis, Kimberly A. Pauley, Morgan H. Reilly, New Sharon: Robert P. Blethen, Colton S. Nason, North Yarmouth: Owen R. McCarthy, Norway: Joshua D. Adams, Heather Ilsley, Kimberly D. Weltner, Oakland: John W. Veileux, Old Town: Brandon N. Mastrorillo, Oxford: Ty P. Heaward, Nicholas J. Perreault, Beth M. Verrill, Peru: Othneil D. Kroger, Poland: Kolby L. Banker, Monique J. Collins, Joshua J. Gagnon, Max L. Smith-Taylor, Portland: Hayden R. Sprague, Pownal: Preston I. Sanborn, Presque Isle: Melissa Perry, Readfield: MacKenzie M. Guerin, Tabitha N. Tlumac, Richmond: Elizabeth A. Lewis-Bowie, Rumford: Jessica L. Robichaud, Sabattus: Alexis G. Banks, Alicia P. Doyle, Mariah J. Easler, Hannah McFarland, Joshua M. Morin, Jennifer L. Waters, Shelby A. Wood, Saco: Olivia R. Gendron, Sidney: Nicolas R. Veilleux, Skowhegan: Danielle R. Schifano, Somersworth (NH): Serena K. Nalley, South Paris: Rusty L. Young, Topsham: Kelly J. Lavallee, Turner: Lukas P. Kenison, Tabitha M. Patriquin, Vassalboro: Kassaundra Dykeman, Vienna: Bethany S. Ellis, Chandler E. Ellis, Shaina D. Ellis, Wales: Hannah D. Dieterich, Rona M. Michaud, Washington: Taylor J. Pierpont, Weld: Caleb J. Hutchinson, West Bethel: Amy L. Hanscom, West Farmington: Tyler C. Gray, Wilton: Jonathan L. Jacques, Windham: Kelsey E. Cushman, Robert J. Verdini, Winthrop: Andrew R. Frost, Emma J. Gay.
High Honors
Auburn: Najmo A. Ali, Jack A. Bates, Stacey L. Bernier, Timothy S. Campbell, Sarah M. Casey, Morgan E. Clark, Kaylina A. Diedricks, Tristan R. Donle, Madeline G. Duff, Melinda S. Dwyer, Jasmine S. Dyment, Cole J. Gagne, Daniel R. Garant, Doreen L. Gooldrup, Danny W. Haycock, Kristy-Ann M. Jensen, Aaron T. Johnson, Nicholas B. Kauffman, Stephanie D. Lauze, Ekoko Louise, Kimberly J. Ludlow, Bradley V. Raven, Nicholas T. Rock, Abdallah Semanda, Marcus Strickland, Dayla L. Strout, Justin D. Theriault, Terri M. Wentworth, Madeline R. Wyzykowski, Brittany R. Yeaton, Augusta: Asia M. DiBenedetti, Hannah R. Harris, Orrie W. Kosier, Bath: Dixie Marie, Belfast: Elizabeth C. Jones, Boothbay: Heather M. Rego, Bowdoin: Valerie J. Griffeth, Brianna L. Leavitt, Bridgton: Haley R. Fernald, Brunswick: Malcolm Aube, Samuel J. Fortin, Noah E. Greene, Bailey B. Hartill, Bryant Pond: Payton R. Abbott, Madison M. Lamontagne, Buckfield: Cindy Pease, Mari Jo S. Quirk, Max R. St Pierre, Buxton: Rachael N. Redlon, Canton: Coleen Heiser, Hailey Heiser, Callie L. Richards, Jennifer E. Springer, Carthage: Abby C. Willhoite, Dixfield: Jeremy S. Briggs, Chelsi B. Laing, Gardiner: Keith C. Sullivan, Gorham: Derek J. Kuusela, Gray: Nicholas C. Bennett, Tami G. Hadlock, Greene: Eli J. Christman, Mary S. Crockett, Fred R. Dailey, Christina A. Giddinge, Monique J. LaBerge, Colleen J. Mathieu, Harpswell: Ashley N. Lauze, Hebron: Mason E. Harris, Kendra A. Hart, Alyssa Manchester, Danielle L. Morin, Jackman: Riley J. Nadeau, Jay: Cody R. York, Leeds: Tessa A. Benson, Cassidy J. Bunker, Madison L. Karcher, Johnathan M. Rousseau, Robert J. Trujillo, Levant: Samantha Wolfe, Lewiston: Abdullahi A. Aden, Farhiyo A. Aden, Hani H. Ali, Nooralain Almasoodi, Francisco H. Antonio, Christina Bishop-Brown, Robert R. Bosse, Seth D. Boucher, Courtney T. Carroll, Andrew M. Craft, Brady M. Cusson, Luis A. Dias, Justin P. Duchesne, Ahmed A. Elabe, Kyle M. Garant, Destiny J. Giroux, Thalia M. G. Goncalves, Oumoulkaire H. Guirreh, Adar A. Hussein, Kenneth G. Jimenez, Desmond R. Lalonde, Dylan T. Latham, Joao Massela, Abdirahman S. Mohamud, Noura O. Moussa, Samatar O. Moussa, Bright L. Musuamba, Ryan J. Paione, Azenaide L. M. Pedro, Olivia L. Randall, Jared C. Rubin, Isalita C. Seixas, Stephanie K. Sommerville, Annrick L. Stephenson, Jacob J. Strout, Jade L. Sturtevant, Megan Theriault, Krista L. Thomas, Joshua Uwimana, Chance L. Warren, Limington: Cheyanne J. Knox-Benner, Lisbon: Maria D. Barone, Issabell Brockett, Emma Fullerton, Kurt J. Gagnon, Jonathan D. Gilchrist, Alexandra H. Hammerton, Erika M. McArthur, Kimberly E. Roy, Teagan Stritch, Miranda A. Yanez, Lisbon Falls: Damon A. Douglas, Alexandra A. Sult, Tia A. Weeks, Litchfield: James M. Heath, Kaylei C. Robichaud, Livermore: Kianna L. Lagasse, Livermore Falls: Andrea J. Flaherty, Emma J. Haines, Madison: McKenzie R. Drury, Mechanic Falls: Savannah L. Albert, Kaycee M. Edwards, Alexandria M. Shaw, Shari L. Smith, Randi-Jo Wells, Hannah N. Woznicki, Mexico: Salena J. Berry, Jessica A. Johnson, Jennifer J. Merrill, Minot: Shannon D. Boutin, Shelby M. LaFrinea, Hannah R. Royle, Naples: Chandler G. True, Connor M. Ward, New Gloucester: Andrew W. Dyke, Nelson Goyette, Stephanie M. Northrup, Kyleigh R. Ouellette, New Sharon: Crystal M. Stearns, Newcastle: Erik A. Harvey, Nobleboro: Christine E. Barter, Norridgewock: Alyssa R. Everett, North Adams: Haylie R. Morehouse, North Monmouth: Amber R. Michaud, Brittany N. Roberts, Norway: Holly M. Fletcher, Kimberly A. Gordon, Isabella A. Iadarola, Elizabeth R. A. Marcoux, Harrison M. Twitchell, Oakland: Ilija Ivkovic, Cameron J. Patterson, Otisfield: Tyler S. Day, Kyle J. Matthews, Oxford: Julie A. Dionne, Emilyann E. Drumm, Aaron C. Hodgdon, Perth (Australia): James Bosnakis, Poland: Isaac E. Austin, Cheyenne G. Bell, Ashley M. Cloutier, Mackenzie P. Pelletier, Melissa A. Rice, Portland: Susan Shaw, Presque Isle: George H. Brigham, Randolph: Joshua Williamson, Richmond: Isaiah W. Moholland, Rochester (NH): Vanessa J. Chasse, Roeselare(Belgium): Nicolas Dierynck, Rumford: Jonathan A. Adley, Alisha R. Humphreys, Sabattus: Daniel J. Aiken, Brittany D. Bays, Richard Bessey, Amanda R. Breton, Darrel E. Daley, Rachel A. Lovell, Timothy O’Brien, Shyann R. Pessant, Kiera-Caley A. Young, Saco: Michelle L. Dunnivant, Saint Joseph (MN): Isnino D. Abdullahi, Sheldon (VT): Ki Tedford, Skowhegan: Sarah L. Bolduc, Matthew D. Tice, South China: Madison Boynton, South Paris: Anastasia Creaser, Celeste M. Laforme, South Thomaston: Gabriella E. Fitzgerald, Standish: Alisa C. Bonenfant, Jackson French, Stoneham: Cindy J. Ring, Strong: Lindsay M. Huff, Sumner: Jamie L. Brickel, Tilburg (Netherlands): Elena Tool, Turner: Hannah R. Chouinard, Erik J. Dennis, Kimberly E. Dionne, Kaitlyn S. Gilbert, Samuel P. McGray, Shara Miner, Christie A. Moreno, Alex E. Tedesco, Noah B. Withee, Kauna B. Yaga, Wales: Rebekah A. Kropp, Abigail R. Nadeau, Sadie A. Pinard, Warren: Randi M. Wachter, Waterford: Heather L. Barker, Wayne: Bryce Cobb, West Gardiner: Bradley D. Phillis, West Paris: Cheyanne C. Henderson, Wyatt Ryder, Wilton: Amos M. Abbott, Joshua A. White, Windham: Matt Maitz, Winthrop: Jonathan R. Gilbert, Haley R. Nichols, Yarmouth: Erik Canfield, Marissa K. Dodge.
Honors
Arrowsic: Audra Ziobro, Auburn: Noah R. Bisson, Holly M. Breton, Kylie M. Bureau, Justin L. Cocroft, Carlee M. Decker, Christopher J. Douglas, Brandon Dube, Anab A. Farah, Katie L. Farrell, Benjamin J. Feldman, Gavin M. Hanson, Tyler M. Haskins, Abigail E. Hunt, Patrick R. Ivers, Abeer M. Jashaami, Emily J. Kozak, Dylan E. Larose, Keagan D. McIntire, Osman A. Mohamed, Reyna I. Moody, Kyle R. Mooney, Kaleigh A. Moreau, Jennifer Nash, Michael Ndombi, Aaron J. Nordwall, Oliveira F. Nsica, Joshua Pena, Seham M. Salah, Rachel M. Scollon, Heidi A. Whittier, Augusta: Stephen S. Shaw, Michael W. Wozniak, Bath: Heather A. Staeben, Belgrade: Bailey A. Madore, Bethel: Alivia F. Chappie, Michael L. Jones, Kaitlee M. Killam, Brownfield: Shelby L. Day, Brunswick: Ashley E. Arndt, Aimee K. Horne, Buckfield: Patrick H. Howe, Thea J. Quick, Buxton: Mark E. McShane, Canton: Mozart C. Oliveira, Carthage: Jesse Hutchinson, Casco: Bobbi E. Smalley, Dixfield: Patricia A. Benson, Durham: Tyler G. Andrews, East Rochester (NH): Emelia P. Lamie, Edgecomb: Joshua M. Kramley, Farmington: Misty R. Blodgett, Bradie C. Reynolds, Fayette: Matthew S. Chalmers, Freeport: Kayla E. Bly, Gorham: Tanner W. Garand, Gray: Fatima Al-Freihy, Kristen R. Laliberty, Greene: Bailey Derocher, Kathleen Libby, Parker J. Springer, Jared I. Wood, Greensboro (NC): Seth A. Hutchinson, Hartford: Jenna D. Doucette, Robin M. Thoma, Hebron: Emma Timberlake-Knapp, Jay: Erica J. Greenleaf, Lebanon: Pietra Brettkelly, Lewiston: Hadithi A. Abdulle, Abdirashid M. Abukar, Haretho M. Aden, Oubah A. Bahdon, Katherine L. Bilodeau, Avery D. Cady, Brenden A. Caron, Julia H. L. Chabot, Courtney A. Charest, Gabriela M. Cortellino, Amino A. Dagane, Robert C. Dostie, Trevor L. Eliasen, Maggie J. Ferland, Annemarie Hastings, Amanda L. Hayes, Omar H. Ibrahim, Bryce Jean, Connor E. Kaplinger, Luzizila Kileke, Scott J. Littlefield, Prudence Mabaya, Maraeka R. Merchant, Edho K. Mukendi, Zakeriya A. Nur, Nicholas N. Powers, Chris Rider, Jordan L. Strout, Elena N. Trofimova, Francine Tsasa Mabanza, Ashley M. Vance, Micah S. Wilson, Liberty: Shannon P. McCoy, Lisbon: Freddy Bigari, Livermore Falls: Shayla M. Crewse, Cody M. L. Williams, Lovell: Sarah Sheehan, Manchester: Adam S. Dunbar, Melissa L. Norwood, Mechanic Falls: Alex D. Alden, Michelle J. DuBois, Linda M. Grant, Mexico: Faith E. Riddick, Minot: Paige N. Chase, Morgan N. Chouinard, Hannah R. Gordon, Ethan R. Tardif, Mount Vernon: Benjamin Norton-Brann, Matthew H. Scott, Naples: Matt B. Casey, New Gloucester: Emily R. Schlisner, Newcastle: Jenna A. Leeman, North Monmouth: Casey Violette, North Waterboro: Kristina I. Lowe, North Yarmouth: Skylar M. Roberts, Norway: Meghan R. Doherty, Kiana Knowlton, Joshua Lebovitz, Ocala(FL): Corey E. David, Ossipee (NH): Eliza E. Brault, Oxford: Ashlyn M. Drumm, Alison M. Kane, Peru: Megan D. Kendall, Poland: Noah J. Anderson, Katelynn Greene, Riley R. Lavoie, Hunter P. McGlauflin, Pownal: Andrea R. L. Grant, Raymond: Christian A. Lessard, Readfield: Taylor B. Rioux, Katherine Wicks, Richmond: Vivian D. Tschamler, Rumford: Emma M. Casey, Bryce N. Cormier, Meagan P. Foreman, Christopher J. Glover, Taylor J. Henry, Donovan I. Jones, Amy R. Marmanik, Kristin E. Richard, Shawn E. Samuelson, Russell (MA): Samantha R. Belardo, Sabattus: Dalton C. Gendron, Scarborough: Victoria A. Gilman, Schenectady (NY): Zachary A. Bell, Sidney: Terry Lagassey, Skowhegan: Patrick M. French-McQuilkin, South Paris: Michael F. Balcom, Jacob D. Lang, David R. Mills, Amy D. Turner, South Portland: Santiago Patenaude, South Thomaston: Dallas J. Cross, Stratton: Heather R. Mosher, Sumner: Wisteria S. Dunham, Swansea(IL): Eric Taylor, Sweden: Kayla R. Cossar, Tamworth (NH): Jeffrey R. Palmer, Topsham: Julia D. Levesque, Turner: Sintija G. Cornelio, Nicholas A. Withee, Vassalboro: Jenna E. Ross, Victoria (Australia): Matthew R. Attard, Wales: Jessica L. Osmolski, Waterford: Michael W. Rowe, Waterville: Richard Kenn Vito Cruz, Wells: Abigail M. Hanson, West Gardiner: Sarah M. J. Gorneau, West Paris: Heather M. Brown, Sean C. Coleman, Katelyn J. Wilson, Westbrook: Rhyu W. LePage, Wilton: Benjamin L. Creznic, Windham: Danielle M. Dulac, Lucas C. Howard, Cory S. Moore, Winthrop: JD R. Carl, Marc Chamberlain, Brandon T. Smith.
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The Athletes of the Year at Central Maine Community College (CMCC) have been announced by President Scott E. Knapp and Athletic Director Dave Gonyea.
Samantha Belardo
The female Student Athlete of the Year is Samantha Belardo, a Criminal Justice student and soccer player who hails from Russell, MA. Her coach Rob Rodriguez said: “Sam’s accomplishments continued to pile up. She is the all-time leading scorer for the women’s soccer program with 19 goals over two seasons, and five of those 19 goals were game winners. She routinely drew our opponents’ top defenders to mark her which freed up our other forwards and mids to score. Sam is an unselfish player . . . at her best when the game is on the line.” Named to back-to-back YSCC All Conference selections, and a USCAA All-American second team, Sam was team MVP in 2018. An honors student, Sam graduated in May.
Corey David
Corey David from Ocala, FL is the male Student Athlete of the Year. Captain of the men’s basketball team and a team leader on and off the court, Corey graduated in May with high honors in Business Administration & Management. On the court, he has been “the gas that makes the Mustangs go,” a floor leader who sees the whole court. Despite tearing his ACL in December, he played 15 games for the squad averaging 8.2 points, 5.9 rebounds, and 5.3 assists per game. He was honored by the YSCC as a second-team, all-conference player. According to Coach Gonyea, “Corey has been the heart of our team. He is a student of the game and works hard to make himself and his teammates better. He is one of the best to play the point-guard position at CMCC.”
Central Maine Community College in Auburn has announced that any Maine student who is graduating with the high school class of 2020 is eligible to take advantage of free online college classes this summer at CMCC. The other six Maine community colleges are also offering free summer courses as a “Gift to High School Class of 2020.”
“The Class of 2020 has lost a lot this spring, from missing out on proms and traditional graduation ceremonies to a disruption of their college and work plans,” said David Daigler, president of the Maine Community College System, in announcing the MCCS Gift to the Class of 2020. “Summer jobs are likely to be in short supply which makes it hard to earn money to help with college expenses and gain valuable work experience. We hope this can save the Class of 2020 significant time and money in reaching their college and career goals. We can’t replace what they have lost, but we can offer to help them keep moving forward.”
At CMCC, a special eight-week term starting Monday, June 1, and six-week term starting in July, will be offered. Students can explore their interests, earn college credit, and save money and time as they move toward their college and career goals.
To get started, students can check the course listing and registration information at https://bit.ly/2LDmm8Z. Those who have questions, can email one of the college navigators Andrew Morong at amorong@cmcc.edu or Connor Sheehy at csheeny@cmcc.edu For more information, visit cmcc.edu.
Central Maine Community College President Scott E. Knapp has announced two new staff appointments at the college.
Mary Lafontaine, Dean of Human Resources
Mary Lafontaine has been appointed dean of human resources effective June 1st. Since 2004, Lafontaine has been with the Maine Department of Labor, first as manager of the Lewiston CareerCenter and then as regional director of all CareerCenters in Southern Maine. Prior to joining MDOL, she served as human resources manager for Allen Edmonds and PowerTel Technologies. Lafontaine has served as president of the Central Maine Society for Human Resource Development; board chair of the Lewiston-Auburn Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce; and as a member of the Auburn City Council. In 2018 she was named HR Leader of the Year by the Maine Council for Human Resources. A graduate of the University of Wisconsin, Lafontaine also has a master’s degree from the University of Southern Maine.
Maureen Aube has been appointed associate dean of finance and general services, also effective June 1st. A Lewiston native and graduate of St. Dominic Regional High School, Aube earned a bachelor’s degree in public administration with a minor in business management from the University of Maine at Augusta. She was employed for over 20 years by the Lewiston-Auburn Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce, where for the last several years she served as vice president and chief financial officer. Prior to her association with the Chamber, Aube worked for the City of Auburn, where she currently resides.
Maureen Aube, Associate Dean of Finance and General Services
Thirty-two second-year nursing students at Central Maine Community College (CMCC) took an ATI exit exam recently in the “parking lot computer lab” at the College. This enabled them to take the test with proper social distancing and the required faculty proctoring. The students completed the exam while sitting in their own vehicles, connected to the college’s Wi-Fi. This exit exam, which is factored into the students’ final grade, is also a predictive test designed to mimic the NCLEX (National Council Licensure Examination) the students will be taking in the near future.
While the CMCC campus has been closed due to COVID-19, any students who lacks such access at home are able to get free Wi-Fi in the parking lot lab. They can also borrow a laptop by calling the IT department. An IT technician then brings a laptop to them, all the while observing proper safety protocols.
CMCC nursing students Elsie Marston, left, and Autum Koch, right, are pictured here right after they completed the ATI exit exam in the “parking lot compute lab” at the college.
The sun sets over the campus of Central Maine Community College in Auburn. The college has waived the application fee for fall admission
Central Maine Community College has announced that it has waived the application fee for fall semester admission. Any student who applies to the College will have the $20 fee automatically waived. Anyone interested in applying for fall admission to CMCC can do so online by clicking the blue “Apply Now” button on the CMCC homepage at www.cmcc.edu. A high school diploma or completion of a state high school equivalency certificate (GED, HiSET) is required for admission. Additional requirements for certain programs are explained in the Admissions section of the CMCC website.
CMCC offers over 40 career, technical, and transfer programs that prepare students for rewarding careers or transfer to four-year colleges and universities. The college boasts a wide range of services and activities, including residence halls, the Learning Commons, Math and Writing Centers, Mustang Fitness Center, and a new Esports Arena. A fully-lit, turf athletic complex opened last fall.
For assistance or more information, contact the Office of Admissions directly at enroll@cmcc.edu or (207) 755-5273. The fall semester opens August 31st.
Four students from Central Maine Community College (CMCC) are among the twenty Maine community college students named to the 2020 All-Maine Academic Team. The students were selected in recognition of outstanding academic achievement, leadership, and service. The CMCC students receiving the award, which includes a $500 scholarship from the Maine Community College System Board of Trustees, are Joshua Gagnon of Poland; Kate McPherson of Litchfield; Steven Ouellette of Auburn; Leon Twitchell of Bryant Pond.
Josh Gagnon
Joshua has been a high honors student in the Precision Machining Technology program. An Air Force veteran, Joshua is considered the “go-to person” for the younger students in the program who need assistance. A member of the Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) Honor Society, Joshua plans to graduate in May.
Kate has earned President’s Honors as a student in the Computer Technology program. She is president of the CMCC chapter of PTK, which under her leadership achieved five-star status. The recipient of the Coca-Cola Leaders of Promise scholarship last fall, Kate has also been selected as a semi-finalist for the PTK All-USA Academic Team scholarship. She plans on transferring to UMA to continue her education in technology.
Kate McPherson
Steve has earned high honors in General Studies and plans to transfer to UMaine Orono to study mechanical engineering (his dream job is to design cars). Very active in campus activities, Steve is PTK treasurer and has been involved in everything from fundraisers to Red Cross blood drives to “Escape Room” outings!
Steve Ouellette
Returning to school at age 53 can be intimidating, but all Leon has done is consistently earn President’s Honors in the Building Construction Technology program. The recipient of the Roland “Doc” Hannaford Scholarship last fall, Leon expects to begin theology studies for a bi-vocational ministry, serving his community with his hands while at the same time providing spiritual leadership for those in his church.
The All-Maine Academic Team is a program of Phi Theta Kappa, an international honor society for two-year colleges.
Leon Twitchell
The food services staff at Central Maine Community College (CMCC) has been preparing and delivering some much-needed food for the Trinity Jubilee Center in downtown Lewiston. To date they have provided American chop suey, 200 ready-to-go egg salad wraps, baloney and cheese sandwiches, and some snack items. Pictured here making wraps are CMCC food services worker Tom Smith, left, and CMCC food services manager Fern Langlois. The Trinity Jubilee Center’s five programs – the Meals Program, Food Pantry, Day Shelter, Resource Center, and Refugee Integration Program, serve more than 1,000 people every week. Learn more at http://www.trinityjubileecenter.org.
Central Maine Community College (CMCC) will begin an online Summer Session with the first courses starting the week of May 18. Summer Session II classes will start July 6. Registration is open and will continue through the start of classes.
Most summer classes are on a seven-week schedule. Others are full term and will start in May and end in mid-August.
A complete list of online summer courses and registration information can be found at www.cmcc.edu/academics/programs/course-listing/. Many courses have no prerequisites and are open to high school students. Tuition and fees at CMCC are among the lowest in New England.
Courses available include: Anatomy & Physiology, Biology, Business Math, College Algebra, College Writing, Criminology, Critical Thinking, Developmental Psychology, English Literature, Ethics, Intermediate Algebra, Interpersonal Communication, Macroeconomics, Marketing, and Statistics.
For more information please call 755-5292 or email registrar@cmcc.edu.