Campus News

The Androscoggin Valley Council of the Mountains to Shore Board of Realtors awarded scholarships to four Central Maine Community College (CMCC) students at a recent breakfast meeting hosted by the organization: Seth Boucher of Auburn, Lyndsay Vachon of Minot, Jacynda Rousseau of Leeds, and Kauna Yaga of Turner. Boucher is… Read More

Central Maine Community College (CMCC) is hosting an American Red Cross Blood Drive on Wednesday, April 17, from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. in the Kirk Hall gym. Read More

The new CMCC Esports Arena was packed on Saturday, April 6 with interested students and family members! The only arena of its kind in Maine, the 1,600 square-foot high-tech arena located in Kirk Hall is being equipped with Alienware Area-51 Threadrippers; five console stations with Xbox One, PS4 Pro, and Nintendo… Read More

The annual pinning ceremony was held earlier this month for graduates of the Central Maine Community College Medical Assistant program. Family and friends were in attendance as members of the 2019 graduating class from the program were awarded their special medical assistant pins. Also participating in the ceremony were externship… Read More

These four officers are leading the Student Senate at Central Maine Community College during a busy and activity-filled year. Left to right are William Bishop, president; Derek Kuusela, vice president; Brink Beaulieu, treasurer; and Casay Mohamed, secretary. The Senate is the governing body for all student activities and the official… Read More

Members of the Lewiston High School Class of 1967 presented a check for $1,500 recently to the CM Education Foundation for scholarships in memory of their late classmate, Thomas J. McMahon. In 1969, Specialist Fourth Class McMahon was serving in Vietnam as a medic when his company came under heavy… Read More

Fern Langlois has been hired as the new food service manager at Central Maine Community College (CMCC). Langlois comes to the college with a strong background in food service, having worked for Sysco Foods for 23 years. More recently, he was the food service manager at Lewiston High School. Langlois… Read More

Work will begin in early spring on a new and expanded athletic complex at Central Maine Community College that will include lights and a synthetic surface. Fields will be ready for play fall 2019. The complex, which will be built on the site of the current soccer field, will include… Read More

Central Maine Community College (CMCC) welcomed over 70 state legislators to the campus on January 9, as part of a bus tour that brought the legislators to the Lewiston-Auburn area. In addition to CMCC, the group visited the downtown areas, Bates Mill developments, the Good Shepherd Food Bank, and Baxter Brewing. Read More