CFCC to Host Family-Friendly Black History Month Events
January 27, 2022
WILMINGTON, NC – Cape Fear Community College is excited to host several family-friendly Black History Month events at its downtown Wilmington Campus from Tuesday, February 15 – Friday, February 18, 2022. Community members will have the opportunity to learn about outstanding local Black leaders and history, discover local Black-owned businesses and artists, and celebrate Black … Read More CFCC’s Culinary Arts Program Is Basted in Expertise
January 19, 2022
The sounds of whisks and sizzling pans greet you as you enter CFCC’s culinary arts classroom. The aroma of sautéed vegetables and fresh seasonings tickles your nose. Class notes and ingredients are neatly arranged at each student’s station. The future chefs focus on creating their most recent culinary masterpiece under the watchful guidance of CFCC … Read More Emergency Grants Available for Students
January 10, 2022
Emergency Grants are available for enrolled students facing difficulties due to COVID-19. As of February 8, 2022, all HEERF Emergency Funding has been exhausted and no more grant applications will be accepted. You may be eligible if you need assistance in the following areas: Tuition Food Health Care, including mental health Transportation Reduced Income Books … Read More CFCC Student Veterans Receive $5,000 from MOAA
December 17, 2021
WILMINGTON, NC – Eight Cape Fear Community College veteran students received scholarships from the Southeastern Chapter (SENCLAD) of the Military Officers Association of America (MOAA), the nation’s largest military officers association. A total of $5,000 was awarded to these students to help with tuition, cost of living, books, and equipment needed for school due to … Read More CFCC Receives $75,000 Lumina Foundation and Achieving the Dream Grant
December 10, 2021
Wilmington, NC – Cape Fear Community College was selected as one of 20 community colleges in the nation to receive a Lumina Foundation and Achieving the Dream grant to boost enrollment of adult students of color. Through the Prioritizing Adult Community College Enrollment (PACCE) grant, the College plans to implement strategies to increase enrollment for … Read More 