Join us for free coffee and desserts while we listen to Adu, a western New York singer/songwriter, brings a fresh approach to several music genres.
Coffee and desserts served.
Join us in a SUNY-wide initiative called the Women's Empowerment Draft.
We will make a mosaic that, tile by tile, pays tribute to Native American Gajehsoh Sandy Dowdy.
All levels of art skills are welcome for this fun and creative event!
Faculty and staff from JCC are excited to welcome you to our in-person Spring Open House on our beautiful Cattaraugus County Campus, located in Olean, NY. While on campus, students can complete their admissions application, get information on financial aid, tour campus, learn about support services available to our students, mingle with current JCC students, and so much more!
Pre-registration is now closed. Walk-ins are welcome!
The next meeting of the Jamestown Community College Board of Trustees will be held at 3 p.m. Tuesday, April 19. The meeting will be held in the Boardrooms of the Jamestown Campus, Cattaraugus County Campus, and North County Extension Center. Zoom webinar technology is also available.
Sign up for clubs that interest you at the Club Fair! Celebrate the opening of the gaming room with games, food, paper art, and suggested ideas for new video games.
“Stirring the Pot: Bringing the Wanamaker Photos Home” is set to open Jan. 21 at the Center Gallery on Jamestown Community College’s Cattaraugus County Campus.
The Center Gallery, in collaboration with JCC’s Campus Life, will host a panel discussion based on the exhibition "Stirring the Pot: Bringing the Wanamaker Photos Home", on view at the Center Gallery from Jan. 21-March 11.
Visit Stacey Tanner, relationship manager, to learn more about Bellevue University’s online RN to BSN program. Interested in another program? Stop by as Bellevue University has over 75 undergraduate and graduate degrees to choose from. Plus find out more about the preferred tuition rate for JCC graduates! Not able to stop by? Contact Stacey at stanner@bellevue.edu to set up a time to talk.
The public is welcome to attend meetings with muralist Meg Saligman, who will discuss the potential for a large-scale, multi-faceted public art mural to be installed on the west side of the college’s Library & Liberal Arts Center. Saligman will share her portfolio and conduct an open discussion and dialogue encouraging engagement from our community members during the meeting. Face coverings are required.