Transforming Together

Dr. Carl S. Moore, Vice President of Teaching & Learning, and Tara Hart, Chair & Professor of Humanities, discuss Humanities courses offered at HCC. These courses will help expand your critical and creative thinking skills as well as your understanding of yourself, others, and the world with a well-rounded, interdisciplinary education. As a Humanities student you will examine timeless topics and texts through the lenses of philosophy, religion, culture, gender, and the arts.

Dr. Carl S. Moore talks with Patrick Pagano, Associate Professor of AVMP. HCC’s Audio Video Media program prepares students for careers in the exciting fields of electronic media, through coursework in story development, hands-on digital production and visual storytelling. Students explore audio/video studio and field-related production principles and techniques.

In this episode of The Love of Learning podcast, Dr. Carl S. Moore engages in a conversation with Dr. Benjamin C. Myers, the Chair of the Music Department. The discussion revolves around the significant role of music at HCC. Tune in and uncover how the HCC Music Department serves students at various stages of their creative journey. Dr. Moore and Dr. Myers delve into the broad and diverse range of opportunities available to students, the numerous concerts held for the public, the top-notch facilities, and the unparalleled importance of music in our society.

On this episode, Dr. Carl S. Moore talks with Associate Professor and Coordinator of Dance, Liz Higgins about the art and science of dance training at HCC.   Listen in to discover how HCC Dance provides opportunities for all students, whether they are just beginning or are further along on their creative paths. Through this dialogue, Dr. Moore and Liz Higgins discuss her student-centered approach to teaching and how she helps students excel regardless of prior training or experience. There is space in the studio for everyone! 

On this episode Dr. Carl S. Moore talks with Dr. Yang Yu, Acting Associate Dean of Social Sciences & Teacher Education. Whether your goal is to do social work, become a child care provider, mediate conflict, solve crime, preserve archeological sites, fight for constitutional rights, or become a teacher, you can find a breadth of programs and courses that will enable you to reach your professional and life goals with HCC's Social Sciences/Teacher Education Division.   #HCC #howardcounty #socialsciences #professionalgoals

Dr. Carl S. Moore talks with Production Manager, Seth Schwartz, about the Entertainment Technology Program at HCC. It prepares students to obtain audio, lighting, video, and live event crew positions that support presenting and entertainment events for organizations of all types and sizes. This degree is a hands-on workforce training program, which insures that graduates are well-prepared to enter into needed technical positions. The program partners with local organizations to offer on-the-job training as well as potential post-graduation employment.   #HCC #Howardcounty #production #employment #Theloveoflearning 

In this episode Dr. Carl S. Moore talks with HCC's Professor of Mathematics, Dr. Loretta FitzGerald Tokoly. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that 15 of the 20 fastest growing occupations will require significant science and math preparation. Mathematics is a critical survival skill in today's non-tech workforce as well, with many jobs requiring proficiency with budgeting, forecasting, and estimation. Students of HCC's Mathematics associate degree program develop a core foundation to help them not only survive but thrive, and are prepared for transfer to complete a bachelor's degree in mathematics.   #HCC #Howardcounty #Mathematics #associatesdegree #STEM 

On this episode Dr. Carl S. Moore talks with Dr. Hanael Bianchi, HCC's Chair of History and Economics. Did you ever wonder why people behave the way they do? The social sciences investigate the relationships between people within their environments. Studying the social sciences involves cross-cultural and interdisciplinary thinking as well as the critical analysis of societies from around the world. HCC's Social Sciences associate degree is designed for students interested in transferring to a four-year institution and furthering their education in any of the following disciplines: anthropology, economics, geography, history, political science, psychology, sociology, and social work.   #HCC #Socialsciences #Howardcounty #columbia #associatesdgree

On this edition of "The Love of Learning" Dr. Carl S. Moore talks with HCC's Coordinator of Criminal Justice, Evelyn Del Rosario. HCC's Criminal Justice instructional area has expanded from the traditional study of the causes of crime and the functions of police, to accommodate a wide range of issues such as computer forensics, domestic terrorism, computerized mobile crime detection, identity theft, juvenile gangs, and constitutional rights to privacy. Students of HCC's Criminal Justice associate transfer degree program are provided a multidisciplinary education that draws upon the principles of psychology, sociology, economics, science, technology, and the law.    #HCC #howardcommunitycollege #criminaljusticeprogram #howardcounty

On this episode Dr. Carl S. Moore talks with Craig Murray, Chair of Engineering and Technology. Engineering is a field that can significantly impact our future economy and quality of life. Engineering students at HCC have the opportunity to change the world we live in through hands-on projects, as well as addressing real-world challenges.  Technology is always changing. Whether you are entering the job market, or looking to upgrade your current skills for a promotion or career switch, gain technical knowledge and transferrable skills that will carry you forward through your career. HCC's faculty are constantly monitoring the industry for new technologies and in-demand skill-sets, and infusing those topics into the classroom.

In this episode of "The Love of Learning", Carl S. Moore talks with the Chair of Office Technology, Cindy Garnsey. The Office Technology program offers more than 25 courses, some integrated into different HCC programs, whether students are looking for career advancement, personal development, or both.  Through its open-entry learning format, students can take advantage of flexible scheduling and one-on-one instruction.  #HCC #officetechnology #Howardcounty #Careeradvancement 

On this episode of "The Love of Learning", Dr. Carl S. Moore talks with World Languages Professor, Cheryl Berman, about her passion for teaching languages. Learning another language opens the door to a world of opportunities — not only marketability in a growing number of careers, but cultural awareness and communication in an increasingly interconnected society. 

In this episode of “For the Love of Learning,” Dr. Carl S. Moore talks with Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Program Coordinator, Timothy Jennings. HCC’s EMS program prepares competent, entry-level Emergency Medical Technician-Paramedics in the cognitive (knowledge), psychomotor (skills), and affective (behavior) learning domains. The program combines cutting-edge simulation technology, real-life field experiences, and interdisciplinary learning to prepare students to respond to situations they will face on emergency calls.

On the very first episode of “For the Love of Learning,” HCC’s Vice President for Teaching & Learning, Dr. Carl S. Moore, talks with Bill Gillett. Bill is the Chair of Dance, Theatre, & AV Production and he is also an Associate Professor of Theatre. These programs are committed to helping students develop their individual creativity and artistic viewpoint.