2020
DCC participates in statewide Favorite Face Covering Day
DCC celebrated Favorite Face Covering Day as part of the Commonwealth of Virginia's third annual OnTheSquareVA employee engagement program this year!
Students Named to DCC President’s Honors List for Summer 2020
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Danville Community College Supports Talent Pipeline and Economic Development in Southern Virginia
DCC will soon provide welding training to Morgan Olson employees. The effort to create a talent pipeline for the manufacturer will positively impact the workforce in the City of Danville and the surrounding area by creating 703 skilled jobs.
Danville Community College Enrolls Students for Fall Semester Online, In-Person
DCC is accepting students for enrollment for the fall semester.
Danville Community College Welcomes New Advisory Board Member
DCC officially welcomed their newest advisory board member, Robert David, Sr., youth and gang violence prevention coordinator for the City of Danville, at their June 15th meeting.
DCC Presents ‘UKNIGHTED: 6 Feet Apart’ Plan to Partially Reopen Campus for the Summer/Fall Semester
DCC, in keeping with their COVID-19 taskforce plan and the recommendations set forth by the Virginia Community College System, plans to partially reopen their campus to students who are enrolled in technical/workforce programs that require face-to-face instruction on July 1, 2020.
DCC Students Earn Recognition from International Honor Society
Two Danville Community College students have been nominated to the Phi Theta Kappa 2020 All-Virginia Academic Team.
Danville Community College Provides Relief Funding to Students
DCC distributed funding from the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act to eligible students last week.
Support-A-Knight Fund Helps DCC Students Impacted by Pandemic
Support-a-Knight, a campaign initiated by the Danville Community College Educational Foundation, aims to support DCC students who have been directly impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.