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Global and Local Happenings in and Around QCC
February 2018
ZuZu Acrobats show how low they can go.
ZuZu Acrobats also show how high they can go!
Moon over QCC.
A QCC Astronomy student is able to view the lunar eclipse with regular binoculars.
QCC's Human Resource Department showed their support of the New England Patriots going into Super Bowl weekend.
Last month, the QCC Diversity Caucus hosted the ZUZU African Acrobats in the Hebert Auditorium for the QCC community. Students, faculty and staff were treated to a mesmerizing performance featuring an authentic representation of what you would see at a cultural center in Nairobi or Mombasa.
On January 31, QCC students in Professor Andria Schwortz's Astronomy class were offered the chance to witness an amazing phenomenon when the region witnessed a total lunar eclipse, known as a the Super Blue Blood Moon. Locally the event was only visible for a mere 13 minutes in the early morning hours. QCC's diehard astronomy students got up early and braved the chilly morning air to witness this spectacular event.
