Pathways Magazine

Published twice a year, Pathways magazine focuses on career-related topics and showcases courses, programs, students and faculty at the College. It is published by the Division of Marketing and Goverment Relations. For editorial inquiries and other correspondence, email pathways@ccp.edu.

Summer 08 Pathways Magazine William T Coleman, Jr.'s Lifelong Dedication
Content includes:Law and Society, Ignite Your Career with the Fire Science Program, One Degree, Many Possibilities, Strengthening Career Skills for Students and Professionals, Paralegal Degree Opens Doors to Exciting Careers, Archaeology Trip to Belize Fascinates Students, Campus Currents, Faculty Honors and Achievements, Corporate Solutions, Expanding the Path to Possibilities, Pathways Breakfast, Justice Alumnus Rises to the Top, Philadelphia Police Commissioner Charles Ramsey.

Fall 07 Pathways Magazine High-Tech Communications: CBS 3's New Studio Demonstrates the Possibilities of Technology
Content includes: Rapid Growth of Biomedical Technology, Recording Technology Program Ignites Career Interest and Creativity, CSI Philadelphia, Innovative Technology Program Helps High School Students, Exploring Career Opportunities, Campus Currents, Building a Career in Architectural Design, Law and Society Week, Transportation Technologies Careers, Early Childhood Education Endowment, and Distance Education: Using Technology Wisely.

Spring 07 Pathways Magazine New Cooperative Spirit in Health Care Helps Reduce Costs
Content includes: Trip to Asia Provides Insight into International Student Market, Opportunities Along “The Path to Possibilities”, College Is Direct Pipeline to a Four-Year Degree, Gates Foundation Funds "Gateway to College" Project, New Cooperative Spirit in Health Care Helps Reduce Cost, African-American Men's Beliefs and Fears About Health Care, Impacting the Future of Health Care, Nursing an Ambition, Nursing Professor to Lead National Association, Grants and Scholarships Help Offset Expenses, Providing Access to Health Care Careers and Services, and Nursing Alumnus Follows Family Footsteps into Health Care.