Harford Community College Joins the Maryland Community Colleges Jobs Consortium

With the addition of Harford Community College, Maryland employers seeking today’s job-ready talent can now reach even more colleges for FREE via the Maryland Community Colleges Jobs Consortium website, operated by College Central Network®.

The CollegeCentral.com/mdccjobs website makes it both FREE and easy for all employers—large and small, public and private—to register just once and then post an unlimited number of jobs to Maryland’s community college students and alumni. This is an extraordinarily useful resource for employers hiring in today’s climate, even with students attending classes virtually.

Employers posting jobs today can simultaneously reach tens of thousands of job seekers stretching across the state from Anne Arundel Community College, Baltimore City Community College, Carroll Community College, Cecil College, Chesapeake College, College of Southern Maryland, Frederick Community College, Hagerstown Community College, Montgomery College, Prince George's Community College, The Community College of Baltimore County, Wor-Wic Community College, and now Harford Community College.

Anna Berglowe-Lynch, Coordinator for Career Services at Harford Community College, stated, “Harford Community College is excited to become a part of the Maryland Community Colleges Jobs Consortium! Joining the consortium allows our students, alumni and community to gain access to the diverse opportunities employers in Maryland have to offer and provides another incentive for our local employers to post their opportunities with us.”

Berglowe-Lynch added, “Our graduates are anxious to show the skills they have gained by attending Harford. Employers seeking excellence in cybersecurity, accounting, engineering technology, Computer Aided Drafting and Design, Paralegal, art and design, STEM, nursing and more can look in their own backyard for the talent they need. Our students are highly skilled and eager to move directly into Maryland’s workforce.”

Joy Miller, CCN’s Career Services Central® National Sales Manager, explains, “Employers need to target job postings as they begin to reopen . . . in addition to their regular, seasonal hiring needs. Also, with the Consortium, not only can employers register once to post jobs for free, but our Job Agent also matches new jobs to Maryland’s community college job seekers daily to streamline the hiring process! Furthermore, with one posting, employers can go statewide or target a specific combination of regional Maryland community colleges.”

CCN’s Career Services Central® is the exclusive online career office management platform for career centers at all schools participating in the Consortium. Joy Miller summed it up, saying, “Community colleges can have a great impact on the state’s economy. The Maryland Community Colleges Jobs Consortium website allows employers to easily recruit home-grown entry-level talent by removing as many barriers as possible, simplifying the hiring process.”

About College Central Network®

Founded in 1997, College Central Network (CCN) has over 23 years of experience connecting employers with qualified emerging talent candidates. More than two million employers have already registered to utilize the Network to post jobs and recruit students and alumni for entry-level jobs.

CollegeCentral.com is absolutely free for any student enrolled at a U.S. college; alumnus/a of a U.S. college; community resident taking classes at a U.S. college; or student attending one of their partner high schools. To learn more, visit CollegeCentral.com.

About Career Services Central®

Career Services Central (CSC) is CCN’s intuitive and affordable career office management platform that works on any device and is trusted by hundreds of institutions and organizations across the U.S. To learn more, visit CareerServicesCentral.com.

About Harford Community College

Harford Community College, the anchor institution for higher education in Harford County, is centrally located on 352 acres near Bel Air. The College offers more than 90 degree and certificate programs of study, as well as a variety of noncredit community education and workforce development courses. For more information, visit harford.edu.\