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► T O S R : W ’ I : Welcome to the start of the new semester Public Safety Tips for and the first publica on of The Campus Students , page 3 Press for the 2018-2019 Academic Year. Shu le Bus Service , page 3 We invite you to read the latest news in our Honors Program online, full-color edi on Opens with (h p://www.camdencc.edu/studentlife/ Largest Class in campuspress.cfm) as well as this printed 10-Year History , page 4 edi on. Loca ons of This Special Edi on of The Campus Press Campuses’ Emergency Telephones and AED Devices , Please see pages 2 and 3 page 5 contains informa on and news that you as for informa on about Spor ng News: New Era in Soccer at CCC , page 7 new (and returning) students can use to Sports Schedules , page 7 Welcome Back Barbecue fully enjoy and take advantage of your Loca on of Campus Emergency Call Boxes , page 8 events at the Blackwood experience at Camden County College. And More... and Camden City Campuses.
Students are also encouraged to become ac vely involved by joining student clubs and organiza ons, including The Campus My Study Abroad in Ireland in Summer of 2018 Press newspaper. B K M G Currently, Camden County College does not — The Campus Press Staff Campus Press Co-Editor and News Reporter have a study abroad department, but there are other ways you can find the perfect study abroad tudy abroad is not often a phrase you opportunity for you. Programs like the American Students Encouraged hear in the same sentence as a Institute for Foreign Study (AIFS) and S community college student, but it’s time CISabroad help students study abroad by to Join Campus Clubs for that to change. connecting them Study abroad with colleges and By H S ’16 not only gives programs, helping Campus Press CCC Alumnus students financially through international scholarships, and tarting or returning to college is an experience and having mentors exciting time in our lives that gives us cultural overseas who help S an opportunity to make new friends awareness, but students with the and to better ourselves, as well as the lives of they also allow transition into others. The many clubs and organizations students to stand international life. here at Camden County College give students out on resumes, Another way to with similar interests the chance to engage have experience with different types of find study abroad programs is to look at colleges’ and promote ideas big and small. learning, the opportunity to make more websites directly. If you look up a university from Take this opportunity to make your college friends, life experience, etc. But study abroad another country, most likely you will find some experience as enjoyable and fruitful as is not limited to students attending four year possible. Join one of the numerous existing universities. Continued on Page 5 clubs or perhaps even consider banding together with others to start a new club, perhaps of a political nature or one focusing Photo: Kaitlin McGee on social responsibility or bettering the lives of a segment society that is disadvantaged or marginalized, or maybe even a club whose only purpose is to have fun!
Clubs Offer Endless Opportunities The possibilities are endless, but before you know it, your college experience will be over and you might wish that you had tried out being a radio station disc jockey or newspaper columnist. Now’s the time! At CCC, your opportunities are numerous. Do you want to write for the Campus Press? Sign up and get involved with journalism and reporting, even if it isn’t your major. If you like literature, CCC has The Mad Lit Society for you to join to read and share your favorite works. Students into broadcasting are welcome to join the WDBK Radio Station. The CCC Chemistry Society would love to have new members who have an interest or major in the sciences. There are these clubs and so many more to explore. It’s your choice. To join a club or organization: Visit CCC’s website: www.camdencc.edu. Also, contact the Office of Student Life and Activities, on the Blackwood Campus, in Views from the Cliffs of Moher with three of the friends I made while abroad. Taft Hall, room 302, ext. 5088.
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Public Safety Department Offers Tips for New and Returning Students College Service Announcements S : CCC P S D he Camden County College Department T of Public Safety wishes to extend a warm welcome to new and returning students! Summer is over and it’s time to return our focus to learning and advancement. Our mission is to assist students in achieving their academic goals by ensuring a safe and comfortable learning environment. To help students with the transition back to college and in the interest of safety, the Public Safety Department offers this important information. speed limit. Students Required to Carry ID Cards Students are required to obtain and Please Observe Yield and STOP Signs carry a valid Camden County College Drivers should also take care to observe student identification card. There is no all posted “yield” and “stop” signs on campus charge for student I.D. cards. ID cards are roadways, and to never text while driving. issued by Public Safety at the Blackwood, Public Safety officers can assist vehicle Camden and Cherry Hill campuses. Any owners with battery jump starts and with student who will be parking a vehicle on opening locked vehicles. Both of these campus must also obtain and display a services are performed free of charge. These Camden County College parking decal for services do require the signing of a waiver their vehicle. form by the operator of the vehicle.
Parking Decals and Parking Spaces Emergency Phone System Parking decals are also free and In an emergency, Public Safety can be available from Public Safety at the time you contacted using the campus wide emergency receive your College identification card! A phone system. These emergency telephone replacement fee of $5.00 is applicable for stations are located in all buildings and at those who have lost their student most building entrances. In addition to the To join a student club or identification card. emergency phone system, students can find organiza on: Visit CCC’s website: Student parking spaces are outlined in “blue light” call boxes along walkways on all www.camdencc.edu. Also, WHITE paint only. Faculty and staff campuses and near the athletic fields. contact the Office of Student Life parking spaces are outlined in YELLOW For Public Safety assistance , and Ac vi es, on the Blackwood paint. Ample handicap parking is available students can find us at the Taft Hall Campus, in Ta Hall, room 302, on all campuses. There is a posted 10 mile Welcome Center on the Blackwood Campus, (856) 227-7200, ext. 5088. per hour speed limit on all campus roads in Room 116 of College Hall on the Camden and parking lots. Public Safety asks that Continued on Page 5 drivers be mindful of the heavy pedestrian traffic on campus and travel at the posted College Service Announcement CCC Provides Shuttle Bus Service Source: Frank Caranci, Auxiliary Services Coordinator [email protected] 856-227-7200, ext. 4623
all 2018 CCC Shu le Bus schedule cards showing service between the Blackwood F and Camden City campuses will be placed around the campuses for students to easily access.
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B K M G to Washington D.C. or New York City. The students and teachers that are passionate about Campus Press Co-Editor and News Reporter program also sends out a monthly newsletter education and the subjects they teach… The which includes opportunities for culture and teachers from the program that I've encountered or 10 years the Honors program at leadership. have shown that they really care about helping Camden County College has been striving each student succeed, not just in one class for a to help students succeed in their F Honors Program: “Close...Community” semester, but in their future endeavors as well.” academic careers. According to Winters, her favorite part about If you have any questions about the Honors Led by co directors Jennifer Hoheisel and the program is the “close sense of community” program, you can find their information at Nancy Raftery, the program aims to help that is “harder to find in non honors classes. camdencc.edu under the Academics tab, or reach students “get the most out of [their] education at You get to know your classmates and make out to one of the programs directors, Nancy CCC and to be better prepared for a four year friends which is naturally harder when you're Raftery or Jennifer Hoheisel. For information, institution,” according to Prof. Hoheisel. going to a community college and commuting.” contact: Starting in the fall of 2018, they will have the Students with cumulative GPAs of 3.5 or Prof. Jennifer Hoheisel largest class in the program’s 10 year history. higher and have completed at least 12 credits Honors Program Co Director
are eligible to apply to the Honors program. 314C Madison Hall, Blackwood Program includes Over 160 Students, Faculty Once a member, students will be helped by (856) 227 7200, ext. 4676 As part of the Honors program, students can Honors program faculty and staff with their [email protected] take regular general education classes with program at CCC and with transfer/scholarship fellow Honors program students. The classes are opportunities. They will also be eligible to apply Dr. Nancy Raftery often smaller and run by designated Honors for Honors Program Transfer Scholarships. Honors Program Co Director program professors. The program is home to According to Hoheisel, “students who 15 Lincoln Hall, Blackwood over 160 Honors program students and faculty. complete CCC’s Honors Program are (856) 227 7200, ext. 4303 Honors student, Evan Nakamoto, says that automatically accepted into the Honors College [email protected] his favorite part about the program is the at Rutgers Camden, and other graduates have opportunity to take Honors classes because of transferred from CCC to over 30 colleges and Honor Program Eligibility At A Glance “the academic demand from the difficulty of the universities all throughout the country, Students who have been successful in a class and the trust [his] professors put into including several to the University of college preparatory high school curriculum and [him] as a student to do the projects with a great Pennsylvania.” who have scored well enough on the SAT or level of independence.” Accuplacer exams can be accepted into the According to another Honors student, Emily Students Passionate About Learning Honors program directly out of high school. Winters, the classes helped her “maintain the This program is not just a way to stand out Students already enrolled at CCC in any level of excellence that [she] expects from on a resume, with it comes a family of people associate degree program will be invited to [herself].” dedicated to helping students succeed. apply as long as they have completed between Additionally, Honors program students can According to Honors student Marilyn Paredes, 12 and 24 college credits and have earned an use the Honors Program Lounge on the the Honors program “connected me with both overall grade point average of 3.5 or higher. Blackwood campus and attend their annual trip
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College Service Announcement Public Safety Department Provides Emergency Safety Department Telephones and AED Devices on CCC Campuses Offers Safety Tips B CCC P S D officer will know the exact location of the blue Continued from Page 3 light and will send help immediately. t Camden County College, your safety is Please keep in mind that the emergency City Campus and in Room 115 of the Rohrer A our priority. If you are on any of our phones are intended for emergencies but may Center. campuses and there is an be used any time assistance is emergency, we encourage you needed from the Campus Public Public Safety Located also at RETC Students attending class at the RETC building to contact either 911 or the See Page 8 for Safety Department. It is important college’s Office of Public to note that you can also contact at Lakeland can contact the Blackwood Public Safety . color photos of your Campus Public Safety Safety Office for assistance via the emergency One of the easiest ways in the Emergency Department by dialing the below phone system or by dialing (856) 227 7200, ext. which to contact Public Safety Telephone Call telephone number while at any of 7777 , or (856) 374 5089 . Students are encouraged to save the telephone number to the Camden is by activating one of the Boxes and our campus locations: many different types of ►(856) 374 5089◄ County College Department of Public Safety to emergency telephones that AEDs. their contact list on their cellular device for quick can be found on our campuses. In addition to emergency call and easy access. Emergency phones vary in boxes, Camden County College appearance and in design. Some emergency also provides automated external defibrillators Contact Public about Hazardous Conditions Whenever you observe a hazardous condition telephones can be utilized by simply picking up (AED’S) in the event of a heart related medical on campus such as smoke, fire, spills, leaks, the telephone receiver and waiting to hear from emergency. These defibrillators are located a member of Public Safety. throughout various buildings and can be broken furniture or equipment, uneven pavement accessed by anyone who is willing to provide or suspicious smells such as gas or oil, please Emergency Telephones assistance to a person in need of such a rescue notify your college’s Public Safety Department. Other Emergency telephones consist of a device. When a hazard is encountered, call Public Safety button that can be pushed, at which time a To use the AED, simply remove the AED and provide the location and nature of the hazard. member of Public Safety will begin talking with from the box on the wall and follow the voice If safe to do so, remain on the line with the you. In this case, there is no hand receiver; commands that it provides. The functionality of dispatcher until an officer responds to your rather, a push of the button will connect you each one is similar, though there are many location to assist. and also provide us with your location. different types of AED’s on each of our There are also blue lights throughout our campuses. College is Tobacco Free Environment Finally, Camden County College is proud to be campuses that work identically as the call Remember that prior to taking any action, boxes described above. Simply push the button always call or alert someone for help. Members tobacco free! To promote health and cleanliness on the blue light if you need assistance, and you of your Public Safety department are always on campus, the use of tobacco and “tobacco like” will be connected to a member of Public Safety ready to provide assistance when ever the need products is prohibited. This College wide policy who can then assist you. The Public Safety arises. applies to all students, staff, faculty, visitors and contractors on our property. Students are encouraged to review the smoking policy and the Public Service Announcement CCC Student Reports on Study complete code of conduct in the CCC student Abroad Experience in Ireland handbook, which is available online at Four Year College Visits at www.camdencc.edu . CCC Begin Week of Sept. 10 Continued from Page 1 We wish you all success, and are looking form of summer study abroad program for forward to another productive and safe semester ark your calendars! Four year college international students. For example, the program here at Camden County College. M table visits will begin the week of I went abroad with was offered by Maynooth September 10 th for all three Camden County University in Maynooth, Ireland; it was called the College locations. Fliers and posters will be International Summer School, ran for four weeks My Experience Studying Abroad placed around campus with the finalized list in July, and catered to international students. Studying abroad was something I always wanted of days and four year colleges attending. Study abroad doesn’t have to be a semester to do, but I didn’t want to wait until I transferred to The annual Fall Transfer Fair at the long, you can find programs as short as four a four year university. I searched the Internet for Blackwood Campus will be held on weeks. As a community college student, I study abroad programs and found Maynooth Wednesday, Nov. 14 , from 10 a.m. to 2 recommend doing the shorter programs during University’s four week Summer program. p.m., in the Atrium of the Connector the summer or winter breaks because Camden Originally I had applied through AIFS, but it Building. County College doesn’t have a study abroad was cheaper to apply directly through Maynooth department so there’s a possibility a semester’s University. AIFS offers more need based Transfer Tip: worth of credit won’t transfer over, and most of us scholarships, but I didn’t qualify fso applying to Are you planning to transfer for the don’t have the time or money for a four month Maynooth directly was the better option for me. upcoming Spring 2019 semester? If so, you long stay abroad. From July 6 to August 4, 150 foreign students will want to start narrowing down your Before you decide on a study abroad program, and I stayed on Maynooth University’s campus and transfer colleges and universities to your it would be best to speak to both advising and the studied two classes four days a week. Our classes Top 5. Applications will become available heads of different departments to ensure that were worth three American credits each and we starting the first week of September. Spring your classes will transfer over. You could also could choose from classes like the Great Famine, transfer application deadlines are speak to the four year university you plan on Anthropology of Ireland, Economics of the EU, between Oct. 1 and Nov. 15 . transferring to see if they would prefer to accept Modern Irish Literature, and general classes like For additional information, contact the credit instead of Camden County College. International Marketing and Women and Gender Kaitlynn Shawaryn, CCC Transfer Services Additionally, when you come home, odds are Studies. I studied Creative Writing and Managing Advisor, (856) 227 7200, ext. 4503, or by you will have a foreign transcript and Camden Business in International Environments. Email: [email protected]. County College will not be able to accept it until From Monday to Thursday we studied with Irish it is converted into the American credit system. A professors in classes with other foreign students, way to do this would be to use sites such as the mainly Americans but there were people from other KUDOS: Criminal Justice Society World Education Services (WES) site where you countries like Canada, Germany, the Netherlands, pay a fee and they will send back your converted and Brazil. Five Irish graduate students served as The Criminal Justice Society Camden transcript within the month. our coordinators and on the weekends they took us Campus in April was awarded First Place Another concern students have regarding on trips around Ireland to places like the Giant’s in the Tournament Champion at the studying abroad is the cost; however, there are Causeway and Galway. The Irish students also lived Annual Middle States Regional Two Year multiple resources that can help you. The on campus with us in case we had any problems. Colleges Criminal Justice Debate, reports programs themselves, either directly through the Staying in this program I made amazing new Glenda L. Anglero , the group’s treasurer.. college or a program, will often provide friends and had the opportunity to experience The event was held at Cumberland scholarships you can apply for, based on financial Ireland as a student, not as a tourist. It was a County College in Vineland. The CCC need or merit. Also, sites like USAStudyAbroad worthwhile experience I would gladly do again in a student teams also won best team awards. run by the Department of State, can connect you heartbeat. The only time I was alone was on the The debated topic: Should we have armed personnel in our schools? with government sponsored scholarships that you plane over, but from the moment I landed until the will need to apply for. moment they dropped me off at the airport, I always 2018 Team Members: If studying abroad is something you want to had someone there to help me make the best of this Team 1 Brandon Ortiz / Brenda Roldan do, don’t let the stereotype of the community program. This program is not just for young college Team 2 Elsie Rivera / Yalixea Lopez college student hold you back. You might have to students; there were people in my classes as old as Team 3 Monica Benson / Myra Mercado put in a little work, but the payoff will be more 40. It is truly an experience for everyone, and, if than worth it, both for your future prospects and you’re looking for a study abroad program, I your life experience. recommend Maynooth University. 6 The Campus Press ▪ August/September 2018
College Service Announcement Career Services Tips — Setting Smart Goals Helps You to Succeed Source: Derena Shafer, Career Services Advisor CCC, Ta Hall, room 305 Tel.: 856-374-4854 E-mail: [email protected]
he start of a new school year is typically a time where many will reflect on the prior academic term and set T goals for the upcoming year. Below are some tips for setting S.M.A.R.T. goals. You can use these tips to help you obtain any goals – personal or professional! What is a S.M.A.R.T. goal? The acronym S.M.A.R.T. stands for Specific, Measureable, Attainable, Realistic, and Time Sensitive.
Specific: Setting vague goals is a primary area where we go wrong in goal setting! Vague goals produce vague results. For example, if you set a goal to “be a successful student”, what exactly does “successful” mean? By making goals specific, we define it and give ourselves something to aim for. A specific goal would be “get good grades”.
Measurable: “Get good grades” is specific, but it can still be better if we make it measurable. When goals are not measurable, how do we know when we have obtained it? “good grades” can mean many different things to different people! A measurable goal would be “Maintain a 3.25 GPA”. By making the goal measurable, we know when we have accomplished it!
Attainable: Many people with very good intentions have fallen victim to setting goals for themselves that just are not attainable. In order for you to reach your goals, you must set goals that you truly believe you can attain. While setting a goal of “Maintain a 4.0 GPA” is wonderful, it isn’t always attainable. “Maintain a 3.25 GPA”, however, is attainable and is still a very solid goal because a 3.25 GPA, while not perfect, is a strong GPA.
Realistic: Much like attainability, too often we set goals for ourselves that just are not realistic. “Maintain a 4.0 GPA” quite often is unrealistic, because a 4.0 GPA is a perfect GPA – College Service Announcement meaning straight “A’s”. Again, obtaining a 4.0 GPA is an excellent accomplishment, but in all reality there will likely be Presented by Gloucester Township that one test or one quiz that you do not get an “A” on. Setting the goal of “Maintain a 3.25 GPA” is much more realistic and you will therefor feel much more capable of obtaining that goal.
Time Sensitive: Every goal needs a time frame attached to it to encourage you to work diligently to meet your deadline. For long range goals (for instance a 3 year goal) you may need to break it down into smaller parts with different deadlines for those smaller parts! Apply this method to your academic goals for the fall semester to get your new school year off to a successful start!
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Surround yourself with peers who will encourage and support your academic pursuits.
Empower other women at Camden County College and in your family to be the best version of themselves.
Participate in initiatives that benefit girls and women in your community. Dates : Tuesday, September 4, 2018 Tuesday, October 2, 2018 Tuesday, November 6, 2018 Tuesday, December 4, 2018
Time : 3:30 pm to 4:30 pm
Location : Halpern Hall, room 115 Blackwood Campus
For additional information or to obtain a membership form, please contact Rosalia DeNardo at [email protected].
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201 8 Men’s Soccer Schedule Head Coach: Kevin Nuss GAMES : H= Home A= Away Athletics Director: William Banks
Date Day Time College Place August 25 Saturday 2:00 PM Borough of Manhattan H (SCR) August 28 Tuesday 6:00 PM CCBC Catonsville A September 6 Thursday 4:00 PM Mercer CC A September 8 Saturday 2:00 PM Brookdale CC A September 11 Tuesday 3:30 PM Rowan College @ GC H September 13 Thursday 4:00 PM Ocean CC A September 15 Saturday 2:00 PM Raritan Valley CC A September 18 Tuesday 4:00 PM Sussex CC H September 20 Thursday 4:00 PM Lackawanna A CCC Names New Women’s September 22 Saturday 12 Noon Bergen CC A September 23 Sunday 2:00 PM Harcum & Men’s Soccer Coaches H September 25 Tuesday 4:00 PM Essex CC, NJ H S : CCC A D September 27 Thursday 4:00 PM Middlesex CC A amden County College has announced new September 29 Saturday 2:00 PM Union CC soccer coaches for the men’s and women’s soccer H C team programs. September 30 Sunday 12 Noon Bucks CC H "We are confident that Coach (Kevin) Nuss (Men's October 2 Tuesday 4:00 PM County College of Morris Soccer) and Coach Solomon (Jacobs) Women's Soccer) A will continue the history of success for these programs October 9 Tuesday 3:30 PM Manor CC H with an emphasis on academic success, development, October 11 Thursday 3:30 PM Cumberland CC A retention, degree completion and moving our student athletes onto four year institutions," William Banks, Director of CCC Athletics, said. 2018 Women’s Soccer Schedule Head Coach: Solomon Jacobs Solomon Jacobs is New Women’s Soccer Coach Date Day Time College Place Taking over the Women's Soccer Program will be August 28 Tuesday 4:00 PM CCBC Catonsville A Solomon Jacobs who spent last season as an assistant coach for the Lady Cougar. Coach Solomon has 12 years September 6 Thursday 6:00 PM Mercer CC A of semi pro playing experience and over 10 years of September 8 Saturday 12 Noon Brookdale CC A coaching and training experience at a variety of different levels. September 11 Tuesday 3:30 PM Rowan Coll./Gloucester A "As a new head coach, I am introducing ‘attractive’ September 13 Thursday 4:00 PM Ocean CC H and fundamental soccer playing styles, which will continue to develop the style of the game of future September 15 Saturday 12 Noon Raritan Valley CC A players. We will lead and encourage each player to September 22 Saturday Noon Bergen CC H reach their full potential, teach the team the value of respect, care, responsibility, honesty and ability to September 23 Sunday 12:00 PM Harcum College H uphold the tradition of “winning” both in the classroom September 25 Tuesday 4:00 PM Essex County College A and on the field of play," Coach Jacobs said. September 27 Thursday 4:00 PM Middlesex CC H Coach Jacobs’ educational background consists of a bachelor of science degree in Information Technology, September 29 Saturday 12 Noon Union CC H and master’s degree in Business Administration. In October 2 Tuesday 3:30 PM Bucks CCC A addition, Coach Jacobs is currently pursuing his Doctorate of Education Higher Education. He is October 6 Saturday 12 Noon Manor College H currently a Computer Information Systems Adjunct October 8 Monday 3:30 PM Cecil College A Professor at CCC.
October 11 Thursday 3:30 PM Cumberland CC H Kevin Nuss Coaches Men’s Soccer Team October 13 Saturday 12 Noon CC of Morris H Taking over the Men's Soccer Program which in recent history has been one of the most dominate teams in Region XIX and a National contender will be Kevin 2018 Women’s Tennis Schedule Head Coach: Louise Senopoulos Nuss. Coach Nuss has a tremendous pedigree in soccer. Coach Nuss played for the Cougars in 2003 under Coach Date Day Time College Place Freeman where he was an All Region and All August 28 Tuesday 9:00 AM Stockton University (SCR) A Conference goalkeeper. He was also named an Adidas/ NSCAA First Team All American. He went on to play August 29 Wednesday 3:00 PM Chestnut Hill (SCR) A two seasons at William Paterson University before September 8 Saturday 12 Noon Brookdale CC H transferring to Rowan University to finish out his collegiate playing career. September 12 Wednesday 3:30 PM Ocean CC H Coach Nuss came back to CCC for one season as an September 18 Tuesday 3:30 PM Rowan College @ GC A assistant coach under Freeman before heading to Rutgers University Camden to be an assistant coach September 26 Wednesday 3:30 PM Brookdale CC A from 2008 2011, then Saint Joseph's University as an September 29 Saturday 12 Noon Bucks CC A assistant coach 2011 2012 and then Brown University as an assistant coach from 2013 2014. October 3 Wednesday 3:30 PM Ocean CC A Coach Nuss most recently spent time as an associate October 6 7 Sat. – Sun. 12 Noon Oxford CC/Suffolk/Illinois Valley H head coach and general manager of the Ocean City Nor'easters and Cedar Stars Academy. Coach Nuss is October 10 Wednesday 3:30 PM Rowan College @ GC H certified with USSF D and C Licenses and is currently October 13 Saturday 12 Noon Northampton A pursuing his B License, and has a NSCAA Goalkeeper Level II License. October 19 21 Fri Sat TBD Region XIX Championship @ Ocean CC A "I am extremely excited about returning to Camden NJCAA National Championship County College. I am greatly appreciative of my November 2 4 Fri Sun TBD Peachtree City, GA A experience here as a student athlete and assistant coach,” Coach Nuss said. “I look forward to building on the storied legacy of the men's soccer program and helping the current student athletes fulfill their Follow @915WDBK on Twi er and Insta- academic and professional goals, just as I did, in my Tune into Camden County gram. Listen online with the TuneIn mobile time at CCC," states Coach Nuss. app or on 91.5 FM. College WDBK 91.5 FM The Men's and Women's Soccer Teams will kick off
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Camden County College’s Public Safety Dept. Provides Emergency Call Boxes (ECB) and Automated External Defibrillators (AED) at Campus Loca ons
Camden County College campuses contain Emergency Call Boxes and automated external defibrillators (AEDs). More well known by their ini als, an automated external defibrillator is a portable electronic device that 5 automa cally diagnoses the life-threatening cardiac arrhythmias of a person’s ventricular fibrilla on and pulseless ventricular tachycardia. In addi on, an AED is designed to treat the person through defibrilla on which is the applica on of electricity that stops the arrhythmia. This allows 6 the heart to reestablish an effec ve rhythm.
(Note: The photographs shown here are courtesy of the college’s Public Safety Department.)
Photos: 1# (push bu on) through 4# are interior emergency call boxes. Photos: 5# and 6# are push bu on, blue light phones located outside buildings. Photos A# and B# show what the AEDs look like in their loca ons. Please see full ar cle on page 7.