Dr. L. Joy Gates Black
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Touring a New College Campus at Prendie’s Old Stomping Grounds
The proposed Southeast Campus of Delaware County Community College, formerly known as Archbishop Prendergast High School, was open for tours to elected officials, business leaders,…
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Now a Second College in Delaware County Has Agreed to Pay Tuition Bills
A second Delaware County college is following Cheyney University in a decision to eliminate student past-due tuition bills using U.S. pandemic relief funds, reports the…
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Delaware County Community College President Elected to National Board for Community Colleges
The American Association of Community Colleges (AACC) represents the nation’s 1,051 community colleges and is governed by a 32-member Board of Directors. Ten community college…
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New Agreement Between WCU, Delaware County Community College Benefits Nursing Students
West Chester University and Delaware County Community College have signed an agreement that will enable qualified Delaware County Community College students, pursuing an Associate in…
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Delaware County Community College Mourns Passing of Former President Dr. Jerry Parker
Dr. Jerry Parker, former president of Delaware County Community College, died last week after a battle with cancer. He was 71 years old. Parker served…
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Delaware County Community College Unveils New STEM Wing at Downingtown Campus
Almost 80 people recently gathered to celebrate the official opening of the new Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) Wing at Delaware County Community College’s…
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Delaware County Community College President a Change Agent in Education Industry
Since being named President of Delaware County Community College last year, Dr. L. Joy Gates Black has been bringing steady change to the community college,…
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Nine Years and Counting: Delaware County Community College a ‘Great College to Work For’
For the ninth consecutive year, The Chronicle of Higher Education has recognized Delaware County Community College as a Great College to Work For. The results…
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Delaware County Community College’s Municipal Police Academy Graduates 48 Cadets
Delaware County Community College’s Municipal Police Academy has broken another record. Twelve female cadets – the most to have ever graduated at one time from…
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Two Profs at Delaware County Community College Receive Awards for Excellence in Teaching
Two Delaware County Community College faculty members – described by students and fellow colleagues as having a passion, exuberance, and zest for teaching – recently…
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Two Delaware County Community College Students Win Free Tuition to Any PASSHE University
Delaware County Community College students Yesenia Diaz (Lopez) of Kennett Square and Sourou Mariette Carolle Zounon of Upper Darby were among 46 community college students…
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University of the Sciences, Delaware County Community College Sign Admission Agreement
The University of the Sciences in Philadelphia and Delaware County Community College have signed a program-to-program and guaranteed admission agreement today enabling the college’s associate-degree…
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Delaware County Women’s Commission Honors Four Women of Achievement
Delaware County Community College President Dr. L. Joy Gates Black and the college’s 2017 Wong Moss Outstanding Alumni Award recipient, Cheryl Colleluori, each received a…
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WCU, Delaware County Community College Sign New Agreement to Benefit Students
West Chester University and Delaware County Community College have signed an on-site degree completion agreement that will enable associate degree graduates of the college to…
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Delaware County Community College Appoints New Provost, VP of Academic Affairs
Dr. Monica Parrish Trent – currently an instructional dean at Montgomery College in Maryland – has been named Delaware County Community College’s new Provost and…
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Delaware County Community College’s Police Academy Graduates Most Females in Its History
Ten female cadets – the most to have graduated at one time from Delaware County Community College’s Municipal Police Academy – were among 67 students…
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Delaware County Community College’s Presidential Lineage Celebrated in New Mural
Dr. Jerry Parker – who recently retired after 40 years of service to Delaware County Community College – has officially handed the presidential reins to…
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Delaware County Community College Prof Creates Tutorial on Disability and Society
The Dr. L. Joy Gates Black era at Delaware County Community College began with her being recognized for the outstanding work she did at her…








































