Creatives, expressive communicators, deep thinkers and performers will find a home in the School of Arts and Communication.
You'll discover how to think critically and analytically about broad global, social and economic issues in any of the programs within the School of Arts and Communication. You will refine your skills and talents in art, dance, philosophy, American Sign Language, digital media, music, theatre and more.
Our community of creative professionals, educators and students learn and work both collaboratively and individually on passion projects that can lead to a certificate or degree. Course offerings and programs deliver flexible, high-quality instruction that inspires personal growth and the ability to have a positive impact on the world.
Our Associate of Arts in Humanities and Social Sciences program is designed for students who plan to transfer to a Bachelor's degree program and want to take electives in any visual arts, communication, media studies, philosophy, dance, music or theatre.
Evgeny Zabolotnykgh chose CCBC's Interior Design program because it offers a lot of hands-on activities, project development and color theory, along with opportunities for students to collaborate with design shops and do exhibitions with other schools.
Melinda Blomquist, a seasoned dance performer, choreographer and instructor, is involved in community outreach and promoting the importance of dance as an art form. She brings her experience to CCBC as a professor of Dance and artistic director of the CCBC Dance Company.
March 13 – 17, 2025 in the F. Scott Black Theatre at CCBC Essex
Show runs Nov. 21 – 25, 2024 at CCBC Essex
The Arts at CCBC presents Anon(ymous) as part of its 2024-25 season under the theme Belonging.
Grant will enable CCBC to help interpreters prepare for new licensing law.
Dean, School of Arts and Communication