Black Hawk College’s impact reaches beyond the classroom and into the community. We provide opportunities and resources for individuals and businesses.
We open our campuses to community groups. Depending on the needs for your group, you can select from many different types of spaces.
The college has fostered strong partnerships with the business community and works with area businesses that provide products and services.
Our faculty, staff and retirees can speak on a range of topics.
As a member of our community, you can use BHC’s career services or take courses through our business training programs.
Black Hawk College students from Mercer County are benefitting from a new scholarship created by a $150,000 pledge from Cultivate Power, a solar farm development company, and Generate Capital, a sustainable investment and operating company.
The 2024 Stampede Auction of Champion Pumpkins at Black Hawk College raised $6,075 for the Kewanee Area United Way. The Oct. 23 event at the East Campus brought generous BHC students, employees, retirees and alumni together to open up their wallets for a good cause.
More than 200 people spent a sunny September Saturday at the Quad-Cities Campus for the Building 3 Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony and Celebration.
