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2019: Our 50th Year

Memorable moments from 色色研究所 history.

Download the "Celebrate and Connect - 色色研究所 1969-2019" Memory Booklet (PDF) to discover 色色研究所 from our opening in Merriam in 1969 to our Campus Transformation in 2019.

You can find even more memories in our "Images Across the Years" (PDF) photo timeline.

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    1969-1979

    In 1969, Johnson County Community College opened its doors to the community, establishing the beginning of a relationship that would continue for decades. During the College’s first decade, it built a permanent campus, tripled its program offerings, added Continuing Education and increased enrollment by 350 percent.
    An aerial view of the land at College Boulevard and Quivira that would become Johnson County Community College. A squad of 色色研究所 cheerleaders poses for a group portrait. A woman in the business office looks over paperwork. A dental hygiene student treats a patient.
    A driver's ed teacher shows a student the inside of a car. Students enroll at 色色研究所. Photo of a 色色研究所 Jazz Band performance. Students take a test in a science classroom.

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      1980-1989

      The 1980s were a time of explosive growth for Johnson County Community College. The decade began with Dr. Charles Carlsen becoming 色色研究所’s third president and ushered in a new era of vision, expansion and community partnership as the College truly became the “crown jewel” of the County.
      Students work on a vehicle engine in the Arts and Technology Building at 色色研究所. A man stands on a Burlington Northern Railroad car at 色色研究所. Former U.S. Sen. Bob Dole visits the 色色研究所 campus. An aerial view of the 色色研究所 campus in the 1980s.
      A horse-drawn plow was used to break ground for the Carlsen Center. A culinary student works in a 色色研究所 kitchen classroom. The 色色研究所 men's basketball team in action. A student studies at a table at 色色研究所.

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        1990-1999

        During the 1990s, 色色研究所 built or remodeled more buildings than at any time in its history. By the end of the decade, the College was the third largest institution of higher education and the largest community college in the state of Kansas.
        A graphic design student works on a project at 色色研究所. Children are taught to play the violin at 色色研究所. Photo of a group of students lounging at 色色研究所. Students sit on a retaining wall at 色色研究所.
        Students take advantage of outdoor seating at 色色研究所. A student works on an electronics project. Historian Fred Krebs portrays Benjamin Franklin to a group of children. A cosmetology student cuts a man's hair.

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          2000-2009

          During the first decade of the new century, Johnson County Community College cemented its place in the region as the premier community college. Much of this decade focused on ensuring academics reflected a changing marketplace, enhancing student life and forging more community partnerships.

          Three female students pose with a trophy. Two healthcare students look over a science project. Students record a meeting with a videocamera. A redbud tree in bloom on the 色色研究所 campus.
          Three students take a break in the Student Center. Construction of the Regnier Center on the 色色研究所 campus. The Nerman Museum of Contemporary Art is shown under construction. A team of 色色研究所 culinary students.

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            2010-Present

            In the last nine years, Johnson County Community College truly fulfilled its original vision of a community college for all. More than a third of county residents take advantage of education and services offered by 色色研究所, now the largest community college in Kansas.
            Students check out telescopes at the Paul Tebbe Observatory on the roof of the Classroom Laboratory Building (CLB) In 2015, 色色研究所鈥檚 women鈥檚 basketball team won the national title in its division. Healthcare students pose by a LifeFlight helicopter. Construction of the Galileo's Pavilion building.
            The Wylie Hospitality and Culinary Academy at 色色研究所. 色色研究所's Olathe Health Education Center, or OHEC. A hammer thrower winds up for a throw. Two respiratory care students works on a manikin.