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Atlantic Cape’s Campus Closet Holds Grand Opening Ceremony

02/13/2023 | Media Contact: David Zuba, Public Relations Manager and Copywriter | (609) 343-4933
Campus Closet grand opening

MAYS LANDING — Atlantic Cape Community College held a grand opening ceremony for its Campus Closet at the Mays Landing campus on Monday, February 13 with faculty, staff and students in attendance.

The Campus Closet was recently created to provide clothing and shoes to students currently enrolled at Atlantic Cape who may be in need of casual business attire for professional interviews, class presentations, events and various college-related activities.

Hospitality Management Club Advisor and Professor Jeanine DiNardo is overseeing this initiative and she credited Atlantic Cape’s Senior VP of Academic Affairs Dr. Josette Katz who “went out of her way to get this space for us.” DiNardo stated that the Campus Closet has a steamer and will soon have an iron and ironing board to ensure that the clothes that are selected by the students are neatly pressed for interviews and formal outings.

The Campus Closet is accepting donations at all three Atlantic Cape campuses for gently-used men’s and women’s casual business attire. Donations may be dropped off at the public safety (security) building on the Mays Landing campus, room W217 at the Worthington Atlantic City campus and at the information desk at the Cape May County campus. Sizes available for male and female students range from XS to 3XL.

Hours of operation during the Spring 2023 semester are Monday’s 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. and Wednesday’s 12-1 and 5-7 p.m.

For more information on how and where to donate, contact The Campus Closet at [email protected].

Culinary student Michael Licari looking at jeans

Culinary student Michael Licari looking at jeans

 

Hospitality Club President Anaira Roman
Hospitality Club President Anaira Roman

 

 

About Atlantic Cape Community College

Atlantic Cape is a comprehensive two-year community college serving the residents of Atlantic and Cape May counties. The college offers over 40 career, transfer and workforce development programs to more than 8,000 students annually at three campuses in New Jersey: Atlantic City, Cape May Court House and Mays Landing.