What's a typical day during the spring semester at CCM like?
In the morning, after you eventually find a parking spot (in Lot #6, if you're lucky; Lot #1 if you're not), you can start your day with a coffee with your fellow Graphic Design Club members at the SCC Cafe. After enjoying your hot beverage while making plans for the upcoming CCM spring break (Florida, perhaps?), head out the door of the Student Center, making your way past the library to the lower level of DeMare Hall, to your Design class. After class, you stop by the 'B Cafe' for a quick pick-me-up snack. Then, it's on to your next class - Creative Writing - in Cohen Hall.
Your morning classes being over, you take a break in the Student Center's Game Room, enjoying a game of table tennis with your classmates, practicing for next week's tournament. Then it’s off to your next two classes: Contemporary Social Issues and Drawing, after which you have an appointment with your Sociology professor to discuss next week's assignment.
Being finished with classes for the day, you have a discussion about the upcoming 'Comedy Show' with your fellow Student Activities Programming Board members before heading off to the Dragonetti Auditorium to rehearse for this spring's CCM Performing Arts drama production, "Androcles and the Lion."
You see, at CCM, we encourage you to maximize your college experience. Life at the County College of Morris can be exhilarating. You'll hear a lot of laughter and great conversation, all across campus. CCM students enjoy belonging to one (or more) of our student clubs, or going to concerts and performances, or playing games with friends, or just relaxing in one of our lounges.
Going to class is just part (albeit the most important part) of what college is about. College is the time for you to explore your interests, meet new people, and have a lot of different experiences. At CCM you have endless opportunities to do what interests you. So, get involved - get the most out your college experience. Like most other CCM students, you'll be glad you did.