Enrollment bumps up for spring 2023 term

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“We’ve tried to strike a great balance with what we offer in person and what we offer remotely, and people are more comfortable with state rule giving free tuition to students who enroll in high school and community college at the same time might have contributed to the enrollment hike.

“That’s incredibly en tinually followed her around campus.

Rick Wiggs, a board member at the Maryland Crime Victims’ Resource Center and a survivor of attempted homicide, offered advice to students who suspect they have a stalker.

“You have to inform people that are around you, your family, your friends,” Wiggs said. “You have to … be open about it.”

Wiggs said he did not know his wife was being stalked until her stalker killed her, shooting him during the attack. Their two children were in another room in their home.

As January is National Stalking Awareness Month, AACC police will host a panel discussion and set up tables across campus to teach about resources for stalking victims, Sgt. Janene Kerpelman said.

Baum added: “Things are moving in the right direction. We want to meet our mission: to serve as many people as possible.”

Millner noted the numbers are preliminary, and Enrollment in the School of Continuing Education

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