Advising and Registration Sessions are for accepted students (new to college, transfer, re-admitted) for the spring 2019 semester.
During Advising and Registration, you will meet with advising staff and register for classes.

• Plan at least 2-3 hours for this process.
• Sessions are offered in a walk-in format, no appointment is necessary.
• All sessions take place in the LifeMap Commons, E-235.

To prepare for your meeting with an advisor, please bring the following:

• Photo Identification:
  
  • The following forms of ID are accepted: university, college or high school ID, government-issued ID (including drivers license, drivers permit, passport, temporary state ID), company ID, native tribal ID or United States employment authorization card.
• We will carefully evaluate your test scores, high school GPA and/or college transcripts to ensure you are starting in the right classes.
  
  • English, Reading and Math Placement Results
    • If you are required to take the placement test, please bring a copy of your English, Reading and Math placement scores.
    • You may be exempt from placement testing based on your high school GPA or standardized test scores. For more information visit https://www.bhcc.edu/assessment/
  • College Transcripts If you have previously earned college credit, please bring an official or unofficial copy of your transcript(s).

We strongly encourage you to use public transportation. If you park on campus you are required to purchase a $10 daily parking pass. For more information visit https://www.bhcc.edu/parking/

Advising and Registration Sessions are for accepted students (new to college, transfer, re-admitted) for the spring 2019 semester.
During Advising and Registration, you will meet with advising staff and register for classes.

• Plan at least 2-3 hours for this process.
• Sessions are offered in a walk-in format, no appointment is necessary.
• All sessions take place in the LifeMap Commons, E-235.

To prepare for your meeting with an advisor, please bring the following:

• Photo Identification:
  
  • The following forms of ID are accepted: university, college or high school ID, government-issued ID (including drivers license, drivers permit, passport, temporary state ID), company ID, native tribal ID or United States employment authorization card.
• We will carefully evaluate your test scores, high school GPA and/or college transcripts to ensure you are starting in the right classes.
  
  • English, Reading and Math Placement Results
    • If you are required to take the placement test, please bring a copy of your English, Reading and Math placement scores.
    • You may be exempt from placement testing based on your high school GPA or standardized test scores. For more information visit https://www.bhcc.edu/assessment/
  • College Transcripts If you have previously earned college credit, please bring an official or unofficial copy of your transcript(s).

We strongly encourage you to use public transportation. If you park on campus you are required to purchase a $10 daily parking pass. For more information visit https://www.bhcc.edu/parking/

The Mary L. Fifield Art Gallery at Bunker Hill Community College presents Dr. Robin M. Chandler, Inaugural Distinguished Artist Scholar in Residence Program. Revolutionary Moments- Art, the Word, and Social Action is an interdisciplinary exhibition of visual art, poetry, multimedia, and scholarship narrating a career of practice in art production, the social sciences, and service to humanity. October 4 through January 10

Advising and Registration Sessions are for accepted students (new to college, transfer, re-admitted) for the spring 2019 semester.
During Advising and Registration, you will meet with advising staff and register for classes.

• Plan at least 2-3 hours for this process.
• Sessions are offered in a walk-in format, no appointment is necessary.
• All sessions take place in the LifeMap Commons, E-235.

To prepare for your meeting with an advisor, please bring the following:

• Photo Identification:
  
  • The following forms of ID are accepted: university, college or high school ID, government-issued ID (including drivers license, drivers permit, passport, temporary state ID), company ID, native tribal ID or United States employment authorization card.
• We will carefully evaluate your test scores, high school GPA and/or college transcripts to ensure you are starting in the right classes.
  
  • English, Reading and Math Placement Results
    • If you are required to take the placement test, please bring a copy of your English, Reading and Math placement scores.
    • You may be exempt from placement testing based on your high school GPA or standardized test scores. For more information visit https://www.bhcc.edu/assessment/
  • College Transcripts If you have previously earned college credit, please bring an official or unofficial copy of your transcript(s).

We strongly encourage you to use public transportation. If you park on campus you are required to purchase a $10 daily parking pass. For more information visit https://www.bhcc.edu/parking/

Advising and Registration Sessions are for accepted students (new to college, transfer, re-admitted) for the spring 2019 semester.
During Advising and Registration, you will meet with advising staff and register for classes.

• Plan at least 2-3 hours for this process.
• Sessions are offered in a walk-in format, no appointment is necessary.
• All sessions take place in the LifeMap Commons, E-235.

To prepare for your meeting with an advisor, please bring the following:

• Photo Identification:
  
  • The following forms of ID are accepted: university, college or high school ID, government-issued ID (including drivers license, drivers permit, passport, temporary state ID), company ID, native tribal ID or United States employment authorization card.
• We will carefully evaluate your test scores, high school GPA and/or college transcripts to ensure you are starting in the right classes.
  
  • English, Reading and Math Placement Results
    • If you are required to take the placement test, please bring a copy of your English, Reading and Math placement scores.
    • You may be exempt from placement testing based on your high school GPA or standardized test scores. For more information visit https://www.bhcc.edu/assessment/
  • College Transcripts If you have previously earned college credit, please bring an official or unofficial copy of your transcript(s).

We strongly encourage you to use public transportation. If you park on campus you are required to purchase a $10 daily parking pass. For more information visit https://www.bhcc.edu/parking/

Join BHCC's Distinguished Artist Scholar in Residence, Dr. Robin M. Chandler, for an intimate evening of reflection and dialogue by asking the question What is a revolution? and by recognizing the inherent nobility of human beings and transforming human civilization based on justice and peace-making.

Advising and Registration Sessions are for accepted students (new to college, transfer, re-admitted) for the spring 2019 semester.
During Advising and Registration, you will meet with advising staff and register for classes.

• Plan at least 2-3 hours for this process.
• Sessions are offered in a walk-in format, no appointment is necessary.
• All sessions take place in the LifeMap Commons, E-235.

To prepare for your meeting with an advisor, please bring the following:

• Photo Identification:
  
  • The following forms of ID are accepted: university, college or high school ID, government-issued ID (including drivers license, drivers permit, passport, temporary state ID), company ID, native tribal ID or United States employment authorization card.
• We will carefully evaluate your test scores, high school GPA and/or college transcripts to ensure you are starting in the right classes.
  
  • English, Reading and Math Placement Results
    • If you are required to take the placement test, please bring a copy of your English, Reading and Math placement scores.
    • You may be exempt from placement testing based on your high school GPA or standardized test scores. For more information visit https://www.bhcc.edu/assessment/
  • College Transcripts If you have previously earned college credit, please bring an official or unofficial copy of your transcript(s).

We strongly encourage you to use public transportation. If you park on campus you are required to purchase a $10 daily parking pass. For more information visit https://www.bhcc.edu/parking/

Advising and Registration Sessions are for accepted students (new to college, transfer, re-admitted) for the spring 2019 semester.
During Advising and Registration, you will meet with advising staff and register for classes.

• Plan at least 2-3 hours for this process.
• Sessions are offered in a walk-in format, no appointment is necessary.
• All sessions take place in the LifeMap Commons, E-235.

To prepare for your meeting with an advisor, please bring the following:

• Photo Identification:
  
  • The following forms of ID are accepted: university, college or high school ID, government-issued ID (including drivers license, drivers permit, passport, temporary state ID), company ID, native tribal ID or United States employment authorization card.
• We will carefully evaluate your test scores, high school GPA and/or college transcripts to ensure you are starting in the right classes.
  
  • English, Reading and Math Placement Results
    • If you are required to take the placement test, please bring a copy of your English, Reading and Math placement scores.
    • You may be exempt from placement testing based on your high school GPA or standardized test scores. For more information visit https://www.bhcc.edu/assessment/
  • College Transcripts If you have previously earned college credit, please bring an official or unofficial copy of your transcript(s).

We strongly encourage you to use public transportation. If you park on campus you are required to purchase a $10 daily parking pass. For more information visit https://www.bhcc.edu/parking/

Advising and Registration Sessions are for accepted students (new to college, transfer, re-admitted) for the spring 2019 semester.
During Advising and Registration, you will meet with advising staff and register for classes.

• Plan at least 2-3 hours for this process.
• Sessions are offered in a walk-in format, no appointment is necessary.
• All sessions take place in the LifeMap Commons, E-235.

To prepare for your meeting with an advisor, please bring the following:

• Photo Identification:
  
  • The following forms of ID are accepted: university, college or high school ID, government-issued ID (including drivers license, drivers permit, passport, temporary state ID), company ID, native tribal ID or United States employment authorization card.
• We will carefully evaluate your test scores, high school GPA and/or college transcripts to ensure you are starting in the right classes.
  
  • English, Reading and Math Placement Results
    • If you are required to take the placement test, please bring a copy of your English, Reading and Math placement scores.
    • You may be exempt from placement testing based on your high school GPA or standardized test scores. For more information visit https://www.bhcc.edu/assessment/
  • College Transcripts If you have previously earned college credit, please bring an official or unofficial copy of your transcript(s).

We strongly encourage you to use public transportation. If you park on campus you are required to purchase a $10 daily parking pass. For more information visit https://www.bhcc.edu/parking/

Advising and Registration Sessions are for accepted students (new to college, transfer, re-admitted) for the spring 2019 semester.
During Advising and Registration, you will meet with advising staff and register for classes.

• Plan at least 2-3 hours for this process.
• Sessions are offered in a walk-in format, no appointment is necessary.
• All sessions take place in the LifeMap Commons, E-235.

To prepare for your meeting with an advisor, please bring the following:

• Photo Identification:
  
  • The following forms of ID are accepted: university, college or high school ID, government-issued ID (including drivers license, drivers permit, passport, temporary state ID), company ID, native tribal ID or United States employment authorization card.
• We will carefully evaluate your test scores, high school GPA and/or college transcripts to ensure you are starting in the right classes.
  
  • English, Reading and Math Placement Results
    • If you are required to take the placement test, please bring a copy of your English, Reading and Math placement scores.
    • You may be exempt from placement testing based on your high school GPA or standardized test scores. For more information visit https://www.bhcc.edu/assessment/
  • College Transcripts If you have previously earned college credit, please bring an official or unofficial copy of your transcript(s).

We strongly encourage you to use public transportation. If you park on campus you are required to purchase a $10 daily parking pass. For more information visit https://www.bhcc.edu/parking/

New Student Day is the name of the second part of our orientation programming for new and transfer students. You will be provided with a complete overview of the college, and all of the information you will need to have a successful start to the semester. Sign up at https://bunkerhillcc.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_54qFzrT2vDj61g1 MAKE UP DATES: Wednesday, January 23 at 4 p.m. in C202 Friday, January 25 at 10 a.m. in C202 Wednesday, January 30 at 4 p.m. in C202

Pre-registration required. Register by January 18. Registration at Single Stop, D206

This workshop will focus on how students can market their skills, education and experience to a potential employer. Resume formatting, style and tips will be discussed. Cover letters will also be reviewed. Registration is not required.

This workshop will focus on career advising, program change, GPA, registering for classes and internship opportunities. Registration is not required.

This workshop will focus on college majors that match student's career goals. Students will learn about possible programs of study at BHCC. A career exploration tool will be utilized for career goal setting. Registration is not required.

New Student Day is the name of the second part of our orientation programming for new and transfer students. You will be provided with a complete overview of the college, and all of the information you will need to have a successful start to the semester. Sign up at https://bunkerhillcc.co1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_54qFzrT2vDj61g1 MAKE UP DATES: Wednesday, January 23 at 4 p.m. in C202 Friday, January 25 at 10 a.m. in C202 Wednesday, January 30 at 4 p.m. in C202

This workshop will focus on how students can use a resume, position description and company research to prepare for potential interview questions. Students will also learn how to prepare for phone and in-person interviews. Registration is not required.

This workshop will focus on note-taking strategies and how to use notes when studying for exams. Test-taking strategies will also be reviewed. Registration is not required.

This workshop will focus on the importance of networking as a key skill in today's competitive job market. Students will learn the basics behind networking events and the purpose behind an informational interview. There will also be a focus on conducting an effective job search on various search engines, setting up daily searches and using social media. Registration is not required.

Art Exhibit by Susan Thompson

See these deeply human and richly textured fiber art quilts by local artist and educator Susan Thompson that celebrate the connections between family, community, spirituality, history and other shared cultural experience. Library and Learning Commons Charlestown Campus

Afrofuturism

Observe a special display of books and other resources from the BHCC collection that explore history and the future with regards to the intersection of African Diaspora culture and technology. Curated by College Librarian Lena Gluck. Second Floor Corridor, E-Building and Library and Learning Commons E300 Charlestown Campus For more opportunities to learn about Boston-area African American History, see the newly expanded LibGuide: Educational Resources for Teaching and Learning, compiled by BHCC Librarian Wesley Fiorentino available at https://libguides.bhcc.mass.edu/black_history

Art Exhibit by Susan Thompson

See these deeply human and richly textured fiber art quilts by local artist and educator Susan Thompson that celebrate the connections between family, community, spirituality, history and other shared cultural experience. Library and Learning Commons Charlestown Campus

Afrofuturism

Observe a special display of books and other resources from the BHCC collection that explore history and the future with regards to the intersection of African Diaspora culture and technology. Curated by College Librarian Lena Gluck. Second Floor Corridor, E-Building and Library and Learning Commons E300 Charlestown Campus For more opportunities to learn about Boston-area African American History, see the newly expanded LibGuide: Educational Resources for Teaching and Learning, compiled by BHCC Librarian Wesley Fiorentino available at https://libguides.bhcc.mass.edu/black_history

This workshop will focus on career advising, educational planning for transition and transfer, graduation, GPA and completion rate. Registration is not required.

This workshop will focus on how students can market their skills, education and experience to a potential employer. Resume formatting, style and tips will be discussed. Cover letters will also be reviewed. Registration is not required.

This workshop will focus on career advising, educational planning for transition and transfer, graduation, GPA and completion rate. Registration is not required.

This workshop will focus on how students can market their skills, education and experience to a potential employer. Resume formatting, style and tips will be discussed. Cover letters will also be reviewed. Registration is not required.

Art Exhibit by Susan Thompson

See these deeply human and richly textured fiber art quilts by local artist and educator Susan Thompson that celebrate the connections between family, community, spirituality, history and other shared cultural experience. Library and Learning Commons Charlestown Campus

Afrofuturism

Observe a special display of books and other resources from the BHCC collection that explore history and the future with regards to the intersection of African Diaspora culture and technology. Curated by College Librarian Lena Gluck. Second Floor Corridor, E-Building and Library and Learning Commons E300 Charlestown Campus For more opportunities to learn about Boston-area African American History, see the newly expanded LibGuide: Educational Resources for Teaching and Learning, compiled by BHCC Librarian Wesley Fiorentino available at https://libguides.bhcc.mass.edu/black_history

This workshop will focus on finding scholarships and completing application requirements. Recommendation letters and the differences between traditional academic essays and scholarships applications will be discussed. Registration is not required.

There are many reasons people decide to volunteer. Find your reasons and learn the steps to becoming a successful volunteer.

This workshop will focus on student's individual learning style. Students will explore how to use learning styles to their advantage and gain insight on how to adapt their learning style with their instructor's teaching style. Registration is not required.

Art Exhibit by Susan Thompson

See these deeply human and richly textured fiber art quilts by local artist and educator Susan Thompson that celebrate the connections between family, community, spirituality, history and other shared cultural experience. Library and Learning Commons Charlestown Campus

Afrofuturism

Observe a special display of books and other resources from the BHCC collection that explore history and the future with regards to the intersection of African Diaspora culture and technology. Curated by College Librarian Lena Gluck. Second Floor Corridor, E-Building and Library and Learning Commons E300 Charlestown Campus For more opportunities to learn about Boston-area African American History, see the newly expanded LibGuide: Educational Resources for Teaching and Learning, compiled by BHCC Librarian Wesley Fiorentino available at https://libguides.bhcc.mass.edu/black_history

Art Exhibit by Susan Thompson

See these deeply human and richly textured fiber art quilts by local artist and educator Susan Thompson that celebrate the connections between family, community, spirituality, history and other shared cultural experience. Library and Learning Commons Charlestown Campus

Afrofuturism

Observe a special display of books and other resources from the BHCC collection that explore history and the future with regards to the intersection of African Diaspora culture and technology. Curated by College Librarian Lena Gluck. Second Floor Corridor, E-Building and Library and Learning Commons E300 Charlestown Campus For more opportunities to learn about Boston-area African American History, see the newly expanded LibGuide: Educational Resources for Teaching and Learning, compiled by BHCC Librarian Wesley Fiorentino available at https://libguides.bhcc.mass.edu/black_history

Art Exhibit by Susan Thompson

See these deeply human and richly textured fiber art quilts by local artist and educator Susan Thompson that celebrate the connections between family, community, spirituality, history and other shared cultural experience. Library and Learning Commons Charlestown Campus

Afrofuturism

Observe a special display of books and other resources from the BHCC collection that explore history and the future with regards to the intersection of African Diaspora culture and technology. Curated by College Librarian Lena Gluck. Second Floor Corridor, E-Building and Library and Learning Commons E300 Charlestown Campus For more opportunities to learn about Boston-area African American History, see the newly expanded LibGuide: Educational Resources for Teaching and Learning, compiled by BHCC Librarian Wesley Fiorentino available at https://libguides.bhcc.mass.edu/black_history

Art Exhibit by Susan Thompson

See these deeply human and richly textured fiber art quilts by local artist and educator Susan Thompson that celebrate the connections between family, community, spirituality, history and other shared cultural experience. Library and Learning Commons Charlestown Campus

Afrofuturism

Observe a special display of books and other resources from the BHCC collection that explore history and the future with regards to the intersection of African Diaspora culture and technology. Curated by College Librarian Lena Gluck. Second Floor Corridor, E-Building and Library and Learning Commons E300 Charlestown Campus For more opportunities to learn about Boston-area African American History, see the newly expanded LibGuide: Educational Resources for Teaching and Learning, compiled by BHCC Librarian Wesley Fiorentino available at https://libguides.bhcc.mass.edu/black_history

There are many reasons people decide to volunteer. Find your reasons and learn the steps to becoming a successful volunteer.

Select and package books for prisoners.

Sort baby clothes, toys and books for families in Greater Boston.

Art Exhibit by Susan Thompson

See these deeply human and richly textured fiber art quilts by local artist and educator Susan Thompson that celebrate the connections between family, community, spirituality, history and other shared cultural experience. Library and Learning Commons Charlestown Campus

Afrofuturism

Observe a special display of books and other resources from the BHCC collection that explore history and the future with regards to the intersection of African Diaspora culture and technology. Curated by College Librarian Lena Gluck. Second Floor Corridor, E-Building and Library and Learning Commons E300 Charlestown Campus For more opportunities to learn about Boston-area African American History, see the newly expanded LibGuide: Educational Resources for Teaching and Learning, compiled by BHCC Librarian Wesley Fiorentino available at https://libguides.bhcc.mass.edu/black_history

Art Exhibit by Susan Thompson

See these deeply human and richly textured fiber art quilts by local artist and educator Susan Thompson that celebrate the connections between family, community, spirituality, history and other shared cultural experience. Library and Learning Commons Charlestown Campus

Afrofuturism

Observe a special display of books and other resources from the BHCC collection that explore history and the future with regards to the intersection of African Diaspora culture and technology. Curated by College Librarian Lena Gluck. Second Floor Corridor, E-Building and Library and Learning Commons E300 Charlestown Campus For more opportunities to learn about Boston-area African American History, see the newly expanded LibGuide: Educational Resources for Teaching and Learning, compiled by BHCC Librarian Wesley Fiorentino available at https://libguides.bhcc.mass.edu/black_history

This workshop will focus on the importance of networking as a key skill in today's competitive job market. Students will learn the basics behind networking events and the purpose behind an informational interview. There will also be a focus on conducting an effective job search on various search engines, setting up daily searches and using social media. Registration is not required.

This session will provide an overview of all employment options for international students. Recommended for all international students.

Art Exhibit by Susan Thompson

See these deeply human and richly textured fiber art quilts by local artist and educator Susan Thompson that celebrate the connections between family, community, spirituality, history and other shared cultural experience. Library and Learning Commons Charlestown Campus

Afrofuturism

Observe a special display of books and other resources from the BHCC collection that explore history and the future with regards to the intersection of African Diaspora culture and technology. Curated by College Librarian Lena Gluck. Second Floor Corridor, E-Building and Library and Learning Commons E300 Charlestown Campus For more opportunities to learn about Boston-area African American History, see the newly expanded LibGuide: Educational Resources for Teaching and Learning, compiled by BHCC Librarian Wesley Fiorentino available at https://libguides.bhcc.mass.edu/black_history

Provide fresh produce and canned foods to low-income residents in Cambridge.

This workshop will focus on how students can market their skills, education and experience to a potential employer. Resume formatting, style and tips will be discussed. Cover letters will also be reviewed. Registration is not required.

There are many reasons people decide to volunteer. Find your reasons and learn the steps to becoming a successful volunteer.

Help serve meals to homeless women in Boston.

Pre-registration required. Register by February 15. Registration at Single Stop, D206

This workshop will focus on how students can market their skills, education and experience to a potential employer. Resume formatting, style and tips will be discussed. Cover letters will also be reviewed. Registration is not required.

Art Exhibit by Susan Thompson

See these deeply human and richly textured fiber art quilts by local artist and educator Susan Thompson that celebrate the connections between family, community, spirituality, history and other shared cultural experience. Library and Learning Commons Charlestown Campus

Afrofuturism

Observe a special display of books and other resources from the BHCC collection that explore history and the future with regards to the intersection of African Diaspora culture and technology. Curated by College Librarian Lena Gluck. Second Floor Corridor, E-Building and Library and Learning Commons E300 Charlestown Campus For more opportunities to learn about Boston-area African American History, see the newly expanded LibGuide: Educational Resources for Teaching and Learning, compiled by BHCC Librarian Wesley Fiorentino available at https://libguides.bhcc.mass.edu/black_history

Take your volunteering to the next level! Whether you want to gain more experience in your field or explore a new industry, let us help you find the right long-term volunteer opportunity for you.

Select and package books for prisoners.

Help prepare and serve lunch to people living with HIV/AIDS.

An engaging art and performance installation of transportation, transformation and healing that examines the migration of the river religions of Africa and the diaspora of syncretic Yoruba beliefs through the many cultures and homelands of the Americas, as seen through the eyes and consciousness of the deity Shango. Preview of the Shango Spirit Paintings, with reception to follow For more information, please contact Kevin Wery, 617.228.2328 or kwery@bhcc.mass.edu

An engaging art and performance installation of transportation, transformation and healing that examines the migration of the river religions of Africa and the diaspora of syncretic Yoruba beliefs through the many cultures and homelands of the Americas, as seen through the eyes and consciousness of the deity Shango. Preview of the Shango Spirit Paintings, with reception to follow For more information, please contact Kevin Wery, 617.228.2328 or kwery@bhcc.mass.edu

An engaging art and performance installation of transportation, transformation and healing that examines the migration of the river religions of Africa and the diaspora of syncretic Yoruba beliefs through the many cultures and homelands of the Americas, as seen through the eyes and consciousness of the deity Shango. Preview of the Shango Spirit Paintings, with reception to follow For more information, please contact Kevin Wery, 617.228.2328 or kwery@bhcc.mass.edu

Art Exhibit by Susan Thompson

See these deeply human and richly textured fiber art quilts by local artist and educator Susan Thompson that celebrate the connections between family, community, spirituality, history and other shared cultural experience. Library and Learning Commons Charlestown Campus

Afrofuturism

Observe a special display of books and other resources from the BHCC collection that explore history and the future with regards to the intersection of African Diaspora culture and technology. Curated by College Librarian Lena Gluck. Second Floor Corridor, E-Building and Library and Learning Commons E300 Charlestown Campus For more opportunities to learn about Boston-area African American History, see the newly expanded LibGuide: Educational Resources for Teaching and Learning, compiled by BHCC Librarian Wesley Fiorentino available at https://libguides.bhcc.mass.edu/black_history

Art Exhibit by Susan Thompson

See these deeply human and richly textured fiber art quilts by local artist and educator Susan Thompson that celebrate the connections between family, community, spirituality, history and other shared cultural experience. Library and Learning Commons Charlestown Campus

Afrofuturism

Observe a special display of books and other resources from the BHCC collection that explore history and the future with regards to the intersection of African Diaspora culture and technology. Curated by College Librarian Lena Gluck. Second Floor Corridor, E-Building and Library and Learning Commons E300 Charlestown Campus For more opportunities to learn about Boston-area African American History, see the newly expanded LibGuide: Educational Resources for Teaching and Learning, compiled by BHCC Librarian Wesley Fiorentino available at https://libguides.bhcc.mass.edu/black_history

This workshop will focus on how students can market their skills, education and experience to a potential employer. Resume formatting, style and tips will be discussed. Cover letters will also be reviewed. Registration is not required.

This session is for students who are interested in applying for OPT employment. Recommended for international students who have completed at least one year of study in their major.

There are many reasons people decide to volunteer. Find your reasons and learn the steps to becoming a successful volunteer.

This workshop will focus on how students can use a resume, position description and company research to prepare for potential interview questions. Students will also learn how to prepare for phone and in-person interviews. Registration is not required.

Art Exhibit by Susan Thompson

See these deeply human and richly textured fiber art quilts by local artist and educator Susan Thompson that celebrate the connections between family, community, spirituality, history and other shared cultural experience. Library and Learning Commons Charlestown Campus

Afrofuturism

Observe a special display of books and other resources from the BHCC collection that explore history and the future with regards to the intersection of African Diaspora culture and technology. Curated by College Librarian Lena Gluck. Second Floor Corridor, E-Building and Library and Learning Commons E300 Charlestown Campus For more opportunities to learn about Boston-area African American History, see the newly expanded LibGuide: Educational Resources for Teaching and Learning, compiled by BHCC Librarian Wesley Fiorentino available at https://libguides.bhcc.mass.edu/black_history

This workshop will focus on the importance of networking as a key skill in today's competitive job market. Students will learn the basics behind networking events and the purpose behind an informational interview. There will also be a focus on conducting an effective job search on various search engines, setting up daily searches and using social media. Registration is not required.

Sort baby clothes, toys and books for families in Greater Boston.

Serve a prepared meal to Veteran residents and provide wait-staff support in the dining hall.

Come and join the Open Educational Resource events happening in room E230. Learn about OER and how you can save a lot of money by taking OER courses. You can also join us by using the hashtag #OpenBHCCBoston for the week. If you have taken an OER course, please come by and write a message on a Post-it note. Cookies will be served!

This session is only for students who are applying for post-completion OPT. Recommended for students who have completed their degree at BHCC.

Come and join the Open Educational Resource events happening in room E230. Learn about OER and how you can save a lot of money by taking OER courses. You can also join us by using the hashtag #OpenBHCCBoston for the week. If you have taken an OER course, please come by and write a message on a Post-it note. Cookies will be served!

This workshop will focus on how students can market their skills, education and experience to a potential employer. Resume formatting, style and tips will be discussed. Cover letters will also be reviewed. Registration is not required.

Please note, this information session will be held on the Chelsea Campus, 70 Everett Avenue Chelsea, MA 02150. Register for this EPUT Information Session

Join BHCC's Distinguished Artist Scholar in Residence Robin Chandler for an engaging discussion exploring the complexities and histories of gender equity and identity.

Author and Cultural Critic Roxane Gay's work garners international acclaim for its reflective, no-holds-barred exploration of feminism and social criticism. Bad Feminist, a collection of essays, was named one of the best books of the year by NPR and declared “trailblazing” by Salon. Her debut novel, An Untamed State, was long-listed for the Flaherty-Dunnan First Novel Prize. In 2017, Gay released Hunger: A Memoir of (My) Body and a collection of short stories titled Difficult Women. Gay's writing has appeared in The New York Times and many other renowned publications. She recently became the first black woman to write for Marvel,penning a comic series in the Black Panther universe called World of Wakanda.

There are many reasons people decide to volunteer. Find your reasons and learn the steps to becoming a successful volunteer.

Select and package books for prisoners.

This workshop will focus on educational planning for upcoming semesters. Students will be able to plan their courses for future semesters and to degree completion. Registration is not required.

This workshop will focus on exploring the use and importance of citations. Topics will include how and when to use citations in an academic paper and how to distinguish reliable sources. There will also be an overview of APA formatting. Registration is not required.

Engage with lifestyle entrepreneur, media celebrity and author Katie Boyd as she navigates her personal challenges in the worlds of beauty pageants, reality television and fitness training to eventually find a healthier and non-negotiable sense of purpose, mission and well-being. Interactive presentation with questions and answers to follow.

Take your volunteering to the next level! Whether you want to gain more experience in your field or explore a new industry, let us help you find the right long-term volunteer opportunity for you.

This workshop will focus on effective strategies to organize and prioritize time. Time management tools and resources will be shared. Registration is not required.

This workshop will focus on how students can market their skills, education and experience to a potential employer. Resume formatting, style and tips will be discussed. Cover letters will also be reviewed. Registration is not required.

This workshop will focus on the importance of networking as a key skill in today's competitive job market. Students will learn the basics behind networking events and the purpose behind an informational interview. There will also be a focus on conducting an effective job search on various search engines, setting up daily searches and using social media. Registration is not required.

The first ever piano sale event will be held on campus this week, Thursday, March 21, Friday, March 22 and Saturday, March 23. Reserve your personal preview appointment for Thursday, March 21 or Friday, March 22 By calling 617-551-1170 Or attend the sale with no appointment on Saturday, March 23 from 10 a.m.- 5 p.m.

The first ever piano sale event will be held on campus this week, Thursday, March 21, Friday, March 22 and Saturday, March 23. Reserve your personal preview appointment for Thursday, March 21 or Friday, March 22 By calling 617-551-1170 Or attend the sale with no appointment on Saturday, March 23 from 10 a.m.- 5 p.m.

Artist Talk with Susan Thompson Be part of an intimate evening of reflection and dialogue about the artist's influences and art making process spanning several generations and cultures.

This session is for students who are interested in applying for OPT employment. Recommended for international students who have completed at least one year of study in their major.

This workshop will focus on how students can use a resume, position description and company research to prepare for potential interview questions. Students will also learn how to prepare for phone and in-person interviews. Registration is not required.

This workshop will focus on educational planning for upcoming semesters. Students will be able to plan their courses for future semesters and to degree completion. Registration is not required.

Bunker Hill Community College Chelsea Campus Announces its collaboration with ASA (American Student Assistance) Education and Career Planning Center for the presentation of the following “Boot Camp/Lunch & Learn” Workshops Workshop Presenter Luis Cabral, Senior Education Advisor Career Specialist “Students will develop the essential interpersonal and soft skills to succeed in college and beyond in their chosen career.” Join us for this vital information and luncheon. R.S.V.P. Sharon Caulfield (617)228-2339, or scaulfie@bhcc.mass.edu

This session is for students who are interested in applying for OPT employment. Recommended for international students who have completed at least one year of study in their major.

This workshop will focus on educational planning for upcoming semesters. Students will be able to plan their courses for future semesters and to degree completion. Registration is not required.

Join award-winning poet and BHCC Professor Enzo Silon Surin in a reading and conversation with Master Griot poet and co-founder of the Black Arts Movement Askia Touré. The two poets will discuss the Black Arts Movement's cross-cultural and cross-generational influence and the future of art as a sustainable activism tool in the quest for social justice.

This session is only for students who are applying for post-completion OPT. Recommended for students who have completed their degree at BHCC.

Sort baby clothes, toys, and books for families in Greater Boston.

This workshop will focus on how students can market their skills, education and experience to a potential employer. Resume formatting, style and tips will be discussed. Cover letters will also be reviewed. Registration is not required.

Connect with the BHCC Distinguished Artist Scholar in Residence, Dr. Robin Chandler in person and experience the power and diversity of her provocative and multi-disciplinary work. Each interactive discussion in the series will be inspired by a different piece of art from the exhibition.

April 10 to May 18, 2019 Artists' Reception May 2, 2019, 6 p.m. This exhibition explores the tension between historical and contemporary conceptions of “power” and “privilege.” These works are intended to both expand and challenge awareness of current issues, institutions, and individualized views. Each artist celebrates individual form and personal interpretation. No one subject, medium, technique or style is duplicated, and each artist has chosen to engage in an often-uncomfortable dialogue between diverging perspectives of power and privilege. Curated by Julio S. Flores, Associate Professor in the Visual and Media Arts Department Featuring twelve Visual and Media Arts Department faculty members, Bunker Hill Community College: Yong Chen, Gary Duehr, Erica Flores, Julio S. Flores, Tamblyn Griffiths, James Lambert, Liza Lynch, James “Ari” Montford, Claire Roll, Marc Schepens Abigail Wamboldt and Katie Wild

The BHCC Jazz Celebration series began in the spring of 1999 with a 100th birthday celebration for Duke Ellington. Continuing in this tradition for nearly two decades, the BHCC Jazz Fest has paid tribute to the contributions of jazz luminaries such as Miles Davis, Charlie Parker and Billie Holiday, as well as the lesser known, but still important jazz musicians.

Connect with renowned Poet, Translator and Educator Rhina Espaillat, along with Lyricist and Poet Alfred Nicol and Master Musicians John Tavano, Roger Kimball and Kate Sullivan, for a captivating performance of traditional and contemporary melopoeia, exploring the artistic and literary history of spoken word and melody across centuries and civilizations.

This workshop will focus on the importance of networking as a key skill in today's competitive job market. Students will learn the basics behind networking events and the purpose behind an informational interview. There will also be a focus on conducting an effective job search on various search engines, setting up daily searches and using social media. Registration is not required.

Join BHCC Distinguished Artist Scholar in Residence Dr. Robin Chandler and award-winning author, poet and cultural educator Larry Spotted Crow Mann, and others, for a series of workshops and a special performance that will examine various forms of sorrow, anguish and distress, while embracing creative means of understanding, expressing and managing grief that is both personal and global in nature. Workshop I The Gift of Poetry Find strength, meaning, and beauty in this interactive workshop that uses multiple poetic forms of writing and personal expression to explore individual and global expressions of grief. With Dr. Robin Chandler and Larry Spotted Crow Mann

This session will provide an overview of all employment options for international students. Recommended for all international students.

Help serve meals to homeless women in Boston.

Pre-registration required. Register by April 12. Registration at Single Stop, D206

There are many reasons people decide to volunteer. Find your reasons and learn the steps to becoming a successful volunteer.

Come explore the fusion of jazz and poetry with Professor Tim McLaughlin, the BHCC Jazz Ensemble and guest musicians, Adjunct Professor Jean-Dany Joachim and other Boston Poets.

BHCC Presents STEM Alumna Veronika Kivenson An Eight Year Journey from BHCC to PhD: Internships, Study Abroad, Transfer, and Bioinformatics

Package and stock food at a community market in Dorchester.

Be inspired by poet, teaching artist and community organizer Princess Moon as she shares selections from her recent collection, The Genocide's Love Baby Learns to Sing and other poems. With remarks by Professor Aurora Bautista

This workshop will focus on how students can market their skills, education and experience to a potential employer. Resume formatting, style and tips will be discussed. Cover letters will also be reviewed. Registration is not required.

Advising and Registration Sessions are for accepted students (new to college, transfer, re-admitted) for the Fall 2019 semester.
During Advising and Registration, you will meet with advising staff and register for classes.

• Plan at least 2-3 hours for this process.
• Sessions are offered in a walk-in format, no appointment is necessary.
• All sessions take place in the LifeMap Commons, E-235.

To prepare for your meeting with an advisor, please bring the following:

• Photo Identification:
  
  • The following forms of ID are accepted: university, college or high school ID, government-issued ID (including drivers license, drivers permit, passport, temporary state ID), company ID, native tribal ID or United States employment authorization card.
• We will carefully evaluate your test scores, high school GPA and/or college transcripts to ensure you are starting in the right classes.
  
  • English, Reading and Math Placement Results
    • If you are required to take the placement test, please bring a copy of your English, Reading and Math placement scores.
    • You may be exempt from placement testing based on your high school GPA or standardized test scores. For more information visit https://www.bhcc.edu/assessment/
  • College Transcripts If you have previously earned college credit, please bring an official or unofficial copy of your transcript(s).

We strongly encourage you to use public transportation. If you park on campus you are required to purchase a $10 daily parking pass. For more information visit https://www.bhcc.edu/parking/

There are many reasons people decide to volunteer. Find your reasons and learn the steps to becoming a successful volunteer.

April 10 to May 18, 2019 Artists' Reception May 2, 2019, 6 p.m. This exhibition explores the tension between historical and contemporary conceptions of “power” and “privilege.” These works are intended to both expand and challenge awareness of current issues, institutions, and individualized views. Each artist celebrates individual form and personal interpretation. No one subject, medium, technique or style is duplicated, and each artist has chosen to engage in an often-uncomfortable dialogue between diverging perspectives of power and privilege. Curated by Julio S. Flores, Associate Professor in the Visual and Media Arts Department Featuring twelve Visual and Media Arts Department faculty members, Bunker Hill Community College: Yong Chen, Gary Duehr, Erica Flores, Julio S. Flores, Tamblyn Griffiths, James Lambert, Liza Lynch, James “Ari” Montford, Claire Roll, Marc Schepens Abigail Wamboldt and Katie Wild

There are many reasons people decide to volunteer. Find your reasons and learn the steps to becoming a successful volunteer.

Advising and Registration Sessions are for accepted students (new to college, transfer, re-admitted) for the Fall 2019 semester.
During Advising and Registration, you will meet with advising staff and register for classes.

• Plan at least 2-3 hours for this process.
• Sessions are offered in a walk-in format, no appointment is necessary.
• All sessions take place in the LifeMap Commons, E-235.

To prepare for your meeting with an advisor, please bring the following:

• Photo Identification:
  
  • The following forms of ID are accepted: university, college or high school ID, government-issued ID (including drivers license, drivers permit, passport, temporary state ID), company ID, native tribal ID or United States employment authorization card.
• We will carefully evaluate your test scores, high school GPA and/or college transcripts to ensure you are starting in the right classes.
  
  • English, Reading and Math Placement Results
    • If you are required to take the placement test, please bring a copy of your English, Reading and Math placement scores.
    • You may be exempt from placement testing based on your high school GPA or standardized test scores. For more information visit https://www.bhcc.edu/assessment/
  • College Transcripts If you have previously earned college credit, please bring an official or unofficial copy of your transcript(s).

We strongly encourage you to use public transportation. If you park on campus you are required to purchase a $10 daily parking pass. For more information visit https://www.bhcc.edu/parking/

This workshop will focus on how students can market their skills, education and experience to a potential employer. Resume formatting, style and tips will be discussed. Cover letters will also be reviewed. Registration is not required.

The Years of Zero—Coming of Age Under the Khmer Rouge is a survivor's account of the Cambodian genocide carried out by Pol Pot's sadistic and terrifying Khmer Rouge regime in the late 1970s. It follows the author, Seng Ty, from the age of seven as he is plucked from his comfortable, middle-class home in a Phnom Penh suburb, marched along a blistering, black strip of highway into the jungle, and thrust headlong into the unspeakable barbarities of an agricultural labor camp. Seng's mother was worked to death while his siblings succumbed to starvation. His oldest brother was brought back from France and tortured in the secret prison of Tuol Sleng. His family's only survivor and a mere child, Seng was forced to fend for himself, navigating the brainwashing campaigns and random depravities of the Khmer Rouge, determined to survive so he could bear witness to what happened in the camp. The Years of Zero guides the reader through the author's long, desperate periods of harrowing darkness, each chapter a painting of cruelty, caprice, and courage. It follows Seng as he sneaks mice and other living food from the rice paddies where he labors, knowing that the penalty for such defiance is death. It tracks him as he tries to escape into the jungle, only to be dragged back to his camp and severely beaten. Through it all, Seng finds a way to remain whole both in body and in mind. He rallies past torture, betrayal, disease and despair, refusing at every juncture to surrender to the murderers who have stolen everything he had. As The Years of Zero concludes, the reader will have lived what Seng lived, risked what he risked, endured what he endured, and finally celebrate with him his unlikeliest of triumphs.

This workshop will focus on how students can market their skills, education and experience to a potential employer. Resume formatting, style and tips will be discussed. Cover letters will also be reviewed. Registration is not required.

Study Abroad 101 Study Abroad Scholarship Info Session: Learn about study abroad opportunities offered at BHCC and ways you can finance this amazing experience. Recommended to all BHCC students interested in studying abroad.

Join BHCC Distinguished Artist Scholar in Residence Dr. Robin Chandler and award-winning author, poet and cultural educator Larry Spotted Crow Mann, and others, for a series of workshops and a special performance that will examine various forms of sorrow, anguish and distress, while embracing creative means of understanding, expressing and managing grief that is both personal and global in nature. Community Performance Mourning and the Last Night Council Fire of the We Participate in this culturally diverse gathering featuring spoken word works by Dr. Robin Chandler, Larry Spotted Crow Mann, Princess Moon, Jean-Dany Joachim, and other published poets as well as members of the BHCC Community. Featuring global drumming by Jean Appolon Expressions and others Engage in issues creatively and spiritually with the healing power of poetry, music, and art.

Advising and Registration Sessions are for accepted students (new to college, transfer, re-admitted) for the Fall 2019 semester.
During Advising and Registration, you will meet with advising staff and register for classes.

• Plan at least 2-3 hours for this process.
• Sessions are offered in a walk-in format, no appointment is necessary.
• All sessions take place in the LifeMap Commons, E-235.

To prepare for your meeting with an advisor, please bring the following:

• Photo Identification:
  
  • The following forms of ID are accepted: university, college or high school ID, government-issued ID (including drivers license, drivers permit, passport, temporary state ID), company ID, native tribal ID or United States employment authorization card.
• We will carefully evaluate your test scores, high school GPA and/or college transcripts to ensure you are starting in the right classes.
  
  • English, Reading and Math Placement Results
    • If you are required to take the placement test, please bring a copy of your English, Reading and Math placement scores.
    • You may be exempt from placement testing based on your high school GPA or standardized test scores. For more information visit https://www.bhcc.edu/assessment/
  • College Transcripts If you have previously earned college credit, please bring an official or unofficial copy of your transcript(s).

We strongly encourage you to use public transportation. If you park on campus you are required to purchase a $10 daily parking pass. For more information visit https://www.bhcc.edu/parking/

Bunker Hill Community College Chelsea Campus Announces its collaboration with ASA (American Student Assistance) Education and Career Planning Center for the presentation of the following “Boot Camp/Lunch & Learn” Workshops Workshop Presenter Luis Cabral, Senior Education Advisor Career Specialist “Students will develop the essential interpersonal and soft skills to succeed in college and beyond in their chosen career.” Join us for this vital information and luncheon. R.S.V.P. Sharon Caulfield (617)228-2339, or scaulfie@bhcc.mass.edu

Travel Workshop and Immigration Updates: Join this session if you wish to learn about the newest travel recommendations, dos and don'ts and get ready for your next international trip. Recommended to all students who plan to travel over the summer.