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Tag: anne arundel community college
Basic Botany for Gardeners
Understand basic plant science. Discover how plants grow, how their various parts function, how they are identified and named, and how they interact with their environment. Mondays, May 3 & May 10 6:30PM to 8:00PM Information
Design a Native Plant Garden
Design a native garden for your landscape using bee, bird and butterfly friendly native plants. Plan according to light, air, water and soil conditions. Learn how to choose plants according to the landscape conditions. Discuss planting techniques and best practices for a four-season landscape. Information
Growing Tomatoes in 1 Square Foot
Learn to grow tomatoes successfully using space-saving techniques in a 1-square-foot area. Discover how to take your vining tomato from seed to harvest. Tuesdays, April 20 & April 27 Information
Container Gardening: Herbs, Veggies and Plants
Examine best practices for successful container gardening. Explore new plants, soil and containers that will fill your containers produce a beautiful, plentiful garden for your home. Information
Pruning Basics
Learn the correct way to prune trees, shrubs and other plants. Gain an understanding of different applications and benefits of pruning. Information
Basic Gardening Essentials
Discuss the tools, vocabulary and techniques required for basic gardening. Examine types of gardens, soil preparation, plant identification and planting techniques. Learn how to garden safely and effectively Class runs Wednesdays, April 14 to May 5 Information
Square Foot Gardening: Basics
Explore the time-honored, no-till method of small-space, raised-bed gardening created by Mel Bartholomew. Learn the basics of growing 100% of the harvest in 20% of the traditional space with less water, work and weeds. Create a personalized plan. Tuesdays April 6 & April 13 Information
Rising Atmospheric CO2 and Global Warming
Examine global warming, the physical basis, impacts, methods for control of greenhouse gas emissions (GHG), reduction of atmospheric GHG concentration and potential lines of research into mitigation and risks of geoengineering. Then instructor is Dr. Bert Drake, Scientist Emeritus, Smithsonian Environmental Research Center. Tuesdays and Thursdays, April 6 through May 13 Information
AACC College Fair
In one evening, in one location at AACC you can: Start your college search, narrow your choices or select a school. Pick up college catalogs, brochures and flyers from reps of AACC and 135 colleges and universities. Ask reps about: Admission requirements, programs of study, tuition costs and financial aid opportunities, campus life, upcoming tours, […]
Meditation Tips for Beginners
Feeling stressed? The little voices in your head won’t quiet down? Anxiety or irritability getting the best of you? Meditation can help! It’s likely you’ve heard of meditation before. You may have even tried it once or twice and decided “it’s not for me” or “it’s too hard”, “I can’t sit for hours thinking about […]
Bello Machre celebrating the 25th Every Step Counts Walk, register now
Registration is now open for Bello Machre’s 25th Annual Every Step Counts Walk, Bike and 5K Run. The Every Step Counts event will be held Saturday, June 11, 2016 at Anne Arundel Community College in Arnold, Maryland beginning at 7:30 a.m. and concluding at 12:00 noon. All of the funds raised through Every Step Counts […]
Maryland Zika Awareness Week
Maryland Zika Awareness Week Governor Larry Hogan has declared this week “Zika Awareness Week” in Maryland. The CDC recently reported that the Zika virus “is scarier than we initially thought.” Thirty US states are now considered at risk, including Maryland and Washington, DC area is ranked #16 of the 30 cities with the highest risk of Zika. […]
AACC Job Fair tomorrow
If you are looking for a job, update your résumé, sharpen your interviewing skills and plan to attend the Spring Job Fair from noon to 3 p.m. April 27 at Anne Arundel Community College’s David S. Jenkins Gymnasium, 101 College Parkway. Visit http://bit.ly/1L26GF5 go to “For Job Seekers” click “more” to get tips to prepare […]
West African and Brazilian dance and music, tonight at AACC
Experience music and dance from West Africa and Brazil on April 8 when the Anne Arundel Community College Performing Arts Department presents a World Music and Dance Festival at 7:30 p.m. in the Humanities Building Room 112 on AACC’s Arnold campus, 101 College Parkway. The free event features students from AACC’s world music ensembles, with […]
Flu at Highest Severity Level in Maryland
Flu at Highest Severity Level in Maryland Influenza, or flu, in Maryland is at the highest severity level and is wide spread according to the Maryland Department of Health‘s weekly influenza report. In fact, the CDC reports that Maryland has 1 of the highest severity ratings for flu right now (top 8 of 50 states). The CDC also reports that over […]
Childcare and Preschool Fair this weekend
The Anne Arundel County Child Care Association is having a free Child Care and Preschool Fair for parents of young children on Saturday, January 23rd from 9am to 12pm. There will be more than 30 preschool and childcare programs sharing information about their programs at the fair. There will also be 3 informational mini-sessions on […]
Not too early to think about summer camps
Find the perfect summer adventure for your camper at Chesapeake Family’s 23rd Annual Summer Camp & Activities Fairs in Annapolis and Bowie, Maryland. Local and out-of-state day and overnight camp representatives will be on hand to answer questions and provide information offering One Day Only Deals as much as 50% off! Camp Fair is free to the public. […]
Annapolis Opera announces exciting 2016 season
[do action=”fringe”/] The Annapolis Opera, a resident company at Maryland Hall for the Creative Arts has announced an incredible season for 2016! Angels & Demons: A Concert A concert showcasing the many saints and sinners of the operatic repertoire. As in our main-stage production, Faust, human desires can drive the forces of good and evil, […]
AACC nursing grads have new transfer option
[do action=”fringe”/] Anne Arundel Community College has signed an agreement with Simmons College in Masschusetts to make it easier for AACC’s nursing graduates to enroll in Simmons’ RN-to Master of Science in Nursing Nurse Practitioner degree program. To take advantage of the agreement, AACC nursing students need to show documentation they are licensed as registered […]
AAMC creates George Moran Endowment for Future Leaders
[do action=”fringe”/] Anne Arundel Medical Center (AAMC) established an endowment in memory of George Moran, former AAMC Board of Trustees chair and founder of Moran Insurance. Friends and colleagues started the George Moran Leadership Exploration and Development (LEAD) Academy fund after his passing in 2013. Established in 2012, LEAD is an 18-month program that emphasizes […]
Events across the County from the AAACCVB
[do action=”fringe”/] The Annapolis & Anne Arundel County Conference and Visitors Bureau (AAACCVB) wants to make it easy for individuals to enjoy the many exciting events and activities that will be taking place in Annapolis and the Chesapeake Bay throughout December 2015. To assist individuals who are making advance plans for business or vacation travel, […]
Four Rivers awards grants to 8 great organizations
[do action=”fringe”/] Four Rivers: The Heritage Area of Annapolis, London Town & South County announces eight new mini-grant awards to local heritage-related nonprofit organizations as part of our fall mini-grant opportunity. The grants totaled $17,210 for projects totaling more than $150,000. This matching mini-grants program, made possible for the twelfth year through financial support from […]
