Fall 2006 Issue

• Installation Ceremony Held for President Mora Oct. 19
• Academy of Culinary Arts Dean Klaus Muller Retiring
• Calling all Archers: Team Plans Alumni Shoot
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• ‘Taste of the Gala’ Cooking Demonstration Planned for Nov. 2
• New Transfer Options for Future Teachers
• Register Now for November Noncredit Courses at ACCC
• Registration for ACCC’s Winter and Spring Sessions Begins Nov. 27
• Taste the Thrill at the 24th Annual Restaurant Gala
• Online Arts, Crafts and Entertainment Auction Coming Soon
• ‘A Vision for Excellence’ Raises $33,000
• Golf Tournament Raises More Than $23,000 for Scholarships
• Annual Appeal Update
• ACCC Seeks Alumni Success Stories
• Benefits of Membership

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Installation Ceremony Held for President Mora Oct. 19

ACCC held a formal installation ceremony honoring Dr. Peter L. Mora as the college’s eighth president on Oct. 19. The ceremony was held in the Walter Edge Theater on the Mays Landing Campus.

Mora was appointed president last year. Raised in Atlantic City, Mora has served ACCC for 31 years, including the position of vice president for continuing education and Cape May County.

As president, his primary focus is to foster student learning by promoting access, excellence and stewardship for all programs and services offered at ACCC. Mora recognizes the ongoing challenge of maximizing access for diverse constituent groups, while maintaining quality educational standards. His commitment to stewardship of the college’s infrastructure is demonstrated by the recent expansion project at the college’s Worthington Atlantic City Center and by the initiation of a master facilities and academic plan for the Mays Landing Campus.

The installation ceremony included greetings to the president from several people, including Assemblyman Jeff Van Drew, Assemblyman Nelson T. Albano, Lawrence Nespoli, president of the New Jersey Council of County Colleges, and student representatives. Additionally, Dr. John Roueche, director of the Community College Leadership Program at the University of Texas at Austin, was the keynote speaker. The ceremony concluded with Mora’s acceptance of the office of president.