BHCC Events Calendar

Conversations and Connections student club meetings, facilitated by Joshua Heerter 

Surf and Turf, sometimes called reef and beef, is a main course combining seafood and red meat, typically beefsteak (Wikipedia entry for “surf and turf,” 2024). The sea food being surf rock and the red meat being rhythm and blues, the Popular Music Ensemble is exploring how these genres mix, and contrast them with more modern songs influenced by them, including original music by Pop Ensemble members Barry O’Toole and Aaron Garcia.

Directed by Dennis Shafer, Professor, Performing Arts Department
Sponsored by the Performing Arts Department

Join the Admissions & Recruitment Department to learn about the Social Work Associate Degree.

If you have questions about this program, please contact the Admissions and Recruitment Office at admissions@bhcc.edu or call 617-228-3398.

Join the Admissions & Recruitment department to learn about

• Central Processing Certificate
• Medical Assistant Certificate
• Paramedic Studies - Associate in Science
• Paramedic Certificate
• Patient Care Technician Certificate
• Pharmacy Technician Certificate
• Surgical Technology - Associate in Science
• Certified Nursing Aid - Courses

These Programs of Study or Certificates are offered at the Chelsea Campus and are part of the Health Pathway at Bunker Hill Community College.

Details about the application process, each program's admissions requirements, application deadlines and career outlook will be shared. We will also review clinical affiliations and clinical requirements.

This is a mandatory information session for applicants applying to programs listed above.

NOTE: Please sign up for one session only.

Get help applying, registering for classes, paying for classes, and more. During this event, students will be able to:

- Apply for admission and drop off documentation (transcripts, etc.)
- Speak to Admissions staff for help choosing your educational pathway
- Learn about financial aid and how to pay for college
- Get help completing your placement testing requirements the same day
- Meet with an advisor to plan and register for classes

If you need to apply to the college, complete placement testing, or complete your FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid), we recommend that you sign up for Session #2 and arrive at least 90 minutes before session #2 begins.

If you cannot travel to campus, you may also participate in this event virtually. To view the Start Now event schedule visit bhcc.edu/startnow.

These Start Now sessions will include enhanced services for new students in need of English Language support. Students interested in our Basic English Language program, Intensive English program, OR Academic English Language Learner academic coursework are encouraged to attend. Apply, test, and register with BHCC staff all in one day.

This important Run/Hide/Fight Awareness Presentation will prepare attendees to formulate an individualized proactive plan to respond appropriately to an emergency or active shooter scenario in any type of venue or facility. While the probability of this type of scenario happening at BHCC is very low, it’s important to be prepared. This session is open to everyone and lasts approximately 90 minutes.  

RSVP to BHCC Police Department at BhccPublicSafety@bhcc.edu

NOTE: Please sign up for one session only.

Get help applying, registering for classes, paying for classes, and more. During this event, students will be able to:

- Apply for admission and drop off documentation (transcripts, etc.)
- Speak to Admissions staff for help choosing your educational pathway
- Learn about financial aid and how to pay for college
- Get help completing your placement testing requirements the same day
- Meet with an advisor to plan and register for classes

If you need to apply to the college, complete placement testing, or complete your FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid), we recommend that you sign up for Session #2 and arrive at least 90 minutes before session #2 begins.

If you cannot travel to campus, you may also participate in this event virtually. To view the Start Now event schedule visit bhcc.edu/startnow.

These Start Now sessions will include enhanced services for new students in need of English Language support. Students interested in our Basic English Language program, Intensive English program, OR Academic English Language Learner academic coursework are encouraged to attend. Apply, test, and register with BHCC staff all in one day.

Conversations and Connections student club meetings, facilitated by Ruth Kiefson

Interested in attending BHCC and then UMASS Lowell? Come learn about our Joint Admissions program. A representative from BHCC and from UML will be present and able to answer all of your transfer questions.

Join a group session to learn about BHCC programs and admissions process.

Our Admissions staff will walk you through of all of the benefits and opportunities that are available to you by becoming a student at BHCC. We will cover information about how to apply, overview of our 100+ Associate Degree & Certificate programs and the various student engagement and student recourses we have on campus to support you and your educational goals. We look forward to seeing you soon!

Conversations and Connections student club meetings, facilitated by Joshua Heerter 

Join the Nursing Department and Admissions & Recruitment staff to learn about the Admissions application process, application requirements, course work, labs and clinical information for Bunker Hill Community College's Registered Nursing Associate Degree Program. 

*This is a mandatory information session for students applying to the program for the current application cycle

Swingtime!

This edition of the BHCC Jazz Ensemble’s annual springtime swingfest features classics like Duke Ellington’s “Satin Doll” and jazz standards “How High the Moon” and “Summertime.” The program will also debut an original composition to celebrate BHCC’s 50^th Anniversary: “It’s So Nice on the Hill.” Please join us as we continue our journey into jazz.

BHCC Jazz Ensemble directed by Tim McLaughlin, Professor, Performing Arts Department
Sponsored by the Performing Arts Department

The housing market in Boston can be challenging, and international students may face special issues. Please join us for tips on finding your new home in Boston! All sessions will be virtual.

Invitations and links will be sent to accepted International students. All sessions will be virtual. Times displayed are all Eastern (Boston) time.

Transfer Student session. (Open to Transfer Students Only)

NOTE: Please sign up for one session only.

Get help applying, registering for classes, paying for classes, and more. During this event, students will be able to:

- Apply for admission and drop off documentation (transcripts, etc.)
- Speak to Admissions staff for help choosing your educational pathway
- Learn about financial aid and how to pay for college
- Get help completing your placement testing requirements the same day
- Meet with an advisor to plan and register for classes

If you need to apply to the college, complete placement testing, or complete your FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid), we recommend that you sign up for Session #2 and arrive at least 90 minutes before session #2 begins.

If you cannot travel to campus, you may also participate in this event virtually. To view the Start Now event schedule visit bhcc.edu/startnow.

Join us in the library (3rd floor of the 'N' building) on Thursday, May 9, 2024 from 12 -6 p.m. to take part in our Stressbusters activities, including free mini golf and open video game play hosted by OneUp games, snacks, drop-in art and self-expression activities, board games and puzzles, mindfulness and wellness giveaways, and more! Take a break from studying to focus on some self-care, grab a bite, and relax between study sessions.

For more information, visit this link: https://tinyurl.com/BHCC-Stressbusters-2024

This collaborative event is sponsored by the BHCC Library and Learning Commons and the Student Government Association. Other campus partners in programming include Student Activities, the Writing Place, TASC, the Board Game Club, LifeMaps, AIDE, TRIO, and others.

Small Mouth Sounds, A Play by Bess Wohl
In the overwhelming quiet of the woods, six runaways from city life embark on a silent retreat. As these strangers confront internal demons both profound and absurd, their vows of silence collide with the achingly human need to connect. Filled with awkward and insightful humor, SMALL MOUTH SOUNDS is a unique and compassionate play that asks how we address life’s biggest questions when words fail us.
Theater Program directed by Robert St. Laurence, Assistant Professor, Performing Arts Department
Sponsored by the Performing Arts Department

Join the Medical Laboratory Department and Admissions & Recruitment staff to learn about the Admissions application process, application requirements, course work, labs, and clinical information for Bunker Hill Community College's Medical Laboratory Technician Associate Degree program.

Transfer Student session. (Open to Transfer Students Only)

NOTE: Please sign up for one session only.

Get help applying, registering for classes, paying for classes, and more. During this event, students will be able to:

- Apply for admission and drop off documentation (transcripts, etc.)
- Speak to Admissions staff for help choosing your educational pathway
- Learn about financial aid and how to pay for college
- Get help completing your placement testing requirements the same day
- Meet with an advisor to plan and register for classes

If you need to apply to the college, complete placement testing, or complete your FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid), we recommend that you sign up for Session #2 and arrive at least 90 minutes before session #2 begins.

If you cannot travel to campus, you may also participate in this event virtually. To view the Start Now event schedule visit bhcc.edu/startnow.

Small Mouth Sounds, A Play by Bess Wohl
In the overwhelming quiet of the woods, six runaways from city life embark on a silent retreat. As these strangers confront internal demons both profound and absurd, their vows of silence collide with the achingly human need to connect. Filled with awkward and insightful humor, SMALL MOUTH SOUNDS is a unique and compassionate play that asks how we address life’s biggest questions when words fail us.
Theater Program directed by Robert St. Laurence, Assistant Professor, Performing Arts Department
Sponsored by the Performing Arts Department