Did you know BRCC has an agreement with the ROTC program at JMU? Students take BRCC leadership courses and get credit for military science courses at JMU. This program also permits BRCC students to attend first and second-year ROTC training onsite at JMU. Interested? Stop by the Houff Student Center lobby on Jan. 22, from

Jan. 24-27, 12-5pm; by appointment; Houff Student Center The Financial Aid Office is looking for 20 volunteers to make an appointment with the financial aid team to work on their FAFSA with their families to complete the FAFSA live with our assistance. Contact: Megan Hartless, hartlessm@brcc.edu, 540-453-2209  

Waynesboro Players presents: Over the River and Through the Woods Feb. 1-4; Thursday-Saturday, 7:30pm; Sunday 3pm; Fine Arts Center Theatre https://www.brcc.edu/fac/performances/ for more info

Reception: Creativity Beyond the Job: Why We Create Artwork by BRCC employees: Brittney Barnhart, Dayton Carpenter, Claudia Furlow, Kris Keane, Samantha Koontz, Jerry Liles, Jessica Martinkosky, Katy Melton-Simpson, Colleen Pendry, Seana Powell, Darrell Ralston, Jerome Sturm, Jennifer Whitmore, Lori Yirsa Fine Arts Center Gallery

Network with employers for open positions. Houff North Lobby (outside of cafeteria) Contact: Wandi Maseko, masekow@brcc.edu

Feb. 9, 3:30-9pm; Massanutten Resort Join the Adventure Club for a snow adventure. You will get a lesson, and be provided a lift ticket and equipment to learn how to ski or snowboard. Cost is $10. Contact: Reid Harris, harrisr@brcc.edu

The Dukes Venture Accelerator is a six-week, paid summer internship program designed to take established, scalable student business ideas to the next level. Accelerate your startup, acquire customers and de-risk your startup using proven methods all while forming close mentoring relationships with expert entrepreneurs in this competitive program. BRCC will be supporting a small number

Network with employers for open positions. Houff North Lobby (outside of cafeteria) Contact: Wandi Maseko, masekow@brcc.edu

We will explore Black representation in various media platforms, highlighting key figures, landmark moments, and the impact on society. We hope to delve into a wider discussion about the challenges faced and the strides made towards achieving accurate and diverse representation. Plecker room 126

A Brown Bag Lecture by Abigail Sloan Bring your lunch and join us as Professor Abigail Sloan shares a Brown Bag lecture about her trip to the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum. Sponsored by the Cultural Affairs Committee. Contact: Emma Phillips, phillipse@brcc.edu Room G217 or Zoom https://vccs.zoom.us/j/86974788659