Frederick Community College - Argus Yearbook (Frederick, MD)

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FREDERICK COMMUNITY COLLEGE The Frederick Community College was founded in 1957. Temporary facilities for the first college were made available at the Frederick High School where college was conducted as an evening school. In the first year ninety-one students were enrolled. A total of nearly five hundred day and evening students were enrolled in the fall of 1966. At present the Frederick Community College is located in its own facility in downtown Frederick. This is another temporary expansion. A new campus is being planned on one hundred ten acres of land on the outskirts of the city. Present plans call for the opening date of this new plant not later than September 1970. It is believed that the future of our country rests upon the development of the capacities of its people, both for self-reali- zation and for the common good. As our modern American society becomes more complex and sophisticated, the need for education beyond the high school becomes a responsibility for the vast majority of the population. To meet this increasing educational need at the college level, the College, a community facility, gears its program to satisfy the demands for Frederick County residents. The College doors are open to everyone who aspires to any degree of college education if the entrance require- ments are met. Frederick Community College is an in- stitution where students can evaluate their ability and at the same time explore their Held of academic and occupational interest. To carry forth this state philosophy, the Frederick Community College aims to provide educational experiences which help students to: 1. appraise realistically their goals, achievements, and behavior. 2. expand their knowledge and un- derstanding of the world about them. 3. practice ethical behavior based on moral and spiritual values. 4. prepare for adult responsibilities as citizens and as members of family and community groups. 5. develop skills and techniques use- ful for further academic study, occupational proficiency, and more satisfying living. To attain these objectives the Fred- erick Community College provides three broad educational programs: 1. The Arts and Sciences and pre- professional education for students who intend to transfer to bacca- laureate programs in four-y-ear colleges and universities. 2. General and occupational educa- tion for students who wish to study at this level but who do not intend to continue their education beyond the two-year post-high school period. 3. Courses to assist students of all ages, iterests, and abilities to im- prove occupational skills or en- hancc personal development. A majority of the courses are offered at the College's temporary facilities located at 520 North Market Street in Frederick. This recently renovated building includes classrooms, administrative ofiices, library, student lounge and food center, and faculty lounge. Classes in business education, natural science, and physical education are held at the new Governor Thomas Johnson High School in Frederick. This facility, regard- ed as one of the largest and most mod-ern educational facilities in the state, is design- ed to accomodate the high level courses offered by the Community College. The College expects to occupy its new 110 acre campus before September 1970. 11

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