Campus Improvements and Road Updates
The Camden County College Blackwood Campus has experienced a wonderful make-over in the last year. You will find all redesigned roadways to get you around the campus.  Parking is much more convenient with easier access and new parking lots.

 

When walking on campus you will find the new Campus Walk to be a convenient way to get from class to class and a pleasant thoroughfare to stroll or enjoy a warm day.  The bookstore outdoor patio is also a great place to meet friends or just enjoy a book in the sun.

 

We are committed to the beatification of the Blackwood Campus as the campus continues to experience the most incredible transformation in its rich history.       



IMPORTANT TRAFFIC NEWS

If you are new to the Blackwood Campus, you can find easy access to the College directly from Rt 42 north and southbound by taking Exit 7B.  This exit is clearly marked with signs directing you to the College Drive entrance of the Blackwood Campus.

 In order to ease traffic around the Blackwood Campus, we recommend you use this exit both when coming to and leaving the College. You will see there are several traffic “round-abouts” (circles) on and near the Blackwood Campus.  These round-abouts help to move traffic more efficiently but if you are not familiar with these traffic devices please review the attached brochure: College Drive Roundabout.



Campus Improvements - 2012


Blackwood Campus

 

Science and Classroom Building 

Construction is well underway on the new 107,000 square foot, three-story science and classroom building within the academic core.  This will hold 18 biology and chemistry labs, dental clinic, nursing arts center, demo kitchen, 26 classrooms, faculty and administrative offices, and a student commons/ café. The first full semester in the building will be the fall of 2013. The facility will be LEED certified.


Taft Hall Renovation

Preliminary work has begun on the renovation and conversion of Taft Hall into new "One-Stop" student services center and college administration building. Planning and design are under way so that renovation will commence as soon as the science facility opens. Renovation will take approximately eight to 12 months with a planned opening in spring 2014.