The professional artists who comprise the Art Program faculty at HACC will display their work Oct. 11- Nov. 5, 2021, on the Rose Lehrman Art Gallery’s webpage.

The diverse artwork demonstrates the breadth of skill and talent possessed by our faculty in a variety of subject matters and disciplines, including:

• Ceramics

• Drawing

• Graphic Design

• Jewelry

• Mixed Media

• Painting

• Photography

• Printmaking

Artist lectures will be presented by several faculty members via Zoom on Oct. 21 from 6-7 p.m. To join the lectures, please visit the Rose Lehrman Art Gallery website. The lectures and exhibit are free and open to the public.

The Rose Lehrman Art Gallery received state arts funding support through a grant from the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts, a state agency funded by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.

Please note that due to the global pandemic, event details are subject to change. For more information, please contact Shawn Williams at 717-780-2478 or smwillia@hacc.edu.

Photo Captions: “Anagama Fired Tea Bowl” by Jim Lard and “Just Then I Turned into a Blue Buffalo” by Garrick Dorsett are among the pieces that will be displayed during the virtual exhibit.

HACC, Central Pennsylvania’s Community College, deeply values its relationship with partners and friends like you. The College recently kicked off a year-long strategic planning process that will help chart the future for the College and the region. Because we are committed to building relationships and helping to fulfill the needs of our community, we hope that you will share YOUR valuable feedback through an online strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats (SWOT) survey.

This survey will:

• Ensure we can best support our students’ successes and goals

• Be essential to the development of key topics for further exploration during the planning process

• Help the College create strategies to ensure that we make our community a prosperous one

Please take time to complete this survey. This is one of the many - and most important - ways for your voice to be heard during the planning process.

CampusWorks, the consulting firm helping with our planning process, is administering the survey and the results are anonymous. The survey will take about five to seven minutes to complete and it will be open until Oct. 8, 2021.

Thank you for your support. We look forward to charting HACC’s future - TOGETHER!

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We are #HACCproud of our alumni, Board members, donors and employees! We want to hear about how HACC changed your life and the people who helped you on your path to success.

It only take a few minutes to share your story. If you are ready, please go to hacc.edu/Stories.

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The HACC Foundation Board of Directors recently welcomed Diane Grove as its newest member.

For details, please visit our online newsroom.

HACC recognizes the value of the importance of a strong arts presence. However, did you know that Sept. 12-18 was National Arts in Education Week? Throughout this week, communities across the country worked to express the impact of the power of the arts in education.

Marie, HACC theatre student, said that her professor’s teaching “not only helped me to become an actor, it taught me how to stay in the moment to be present and mindful.”

To learn how you can support initiatives offering high-quality visual and fine arts learning experiences to students, please visit hacc.edu/HACCFoundation/Donate/FundraisingCampaign/FundsforExcellence/performing-arts-fund-for-excellence.cfm.