Message from Margaret W. Latimer, Vice President and Provost Germantown Campus and the Collegewide STEM Unit
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To all of you joining or returning to Montgomery College on the Germantown Campus - welcome. The sprawling, scenic Germantown Campus is located just 30 miles north of Washington, D.C., between Route 355 and Interstate 270. This Montgomery College campus opened on the current site in 1978. Today, the campus serves a richly diverse population of over 7,500 full-time and part-time day, evening, and weekend students. Our faculty and staff work closely with the arts community and the businesses on the I-270 high-tech corridor, supported by the resources in the new Bioscience Education Center, the High Technology and Science Center, the Pinkney Innovation Complex for Science and Technology at Montgomery College (PIC MC), and the county’s Germantown Innovation Center in the Paul Peck Academic and Innovation Building. Curricula and courses, including those of our signature biotechnology and cybersecurity programs, are tailored to prepare our students to work in this dynamic environment.
The Germantown Campus maintains its commitment to the community by encouraging use of the campus facilities - including conference rooms in the Paul Peck Academic and Innovation Building, meeting and break-out rooms in the Conference Center located in the Bioscience Education Center, the state-of-the-art Cybersecurity Lab, and the newly-renovated 480 seat auditorium known as Globe Hall.
The Germantown campus is also home of the Pinkney Innovation Complex for Science and Technology at Montgomery College (PIC MC), which is an integrated academic, business, and research campus, with acreage available for build-to-suit projects and business co-location opportunities. Target business sectors, such as life sciences, cyber technologies, and high tech, mirror the College’s core curriculum offerings. PIC MC’s anchor partner, the Holy Cross Germantown Hospital, opened in the fall of 2014, making it the only hospital in the nation to be located on a community college campus.
In the following building descriptions, the codes that appear in parentheses following the building names correspond to the codes used in the campus map, posted on campus buildings, and published in the schedule of classes.
The Bioscience Education Center (BE) contains six general purpose classrooms, eight recitation rooms, 25 web laboratories, the Science Learning Center, and 48 offices to support the biology, biotechnology, and chemistry disciplines. The Conference Center (within the BE building) is a 4,115 square foot meeting room, five breakout rooms, and a meeting coordinator suite, including office and conference room space.
The Child Care Center (CG) is a new state-of-the-art accredited facility licensed to enroll up to 40 children ages 2 ½ to 5 years.
The Greenhouse (GN) is a complex of buildings that support the landscape technology program.
The High Technology and Science Center (HT) contains classrooms, computer-equipped classrooms, specialized technology labs, a Technology Lab Center (an open computer lab for students), a Cybersecurity Lab, a Math, Accounting, Physics, and Engineering Learning Center (MAPEL), a videoconferencing room, the Globe Hall auditorium with seating for 480, faculty offices, and the Office of the Collegewide Dean of Mathematics and Statistics.
The Holy Cross Germantown Hospital (HCGH) is the first campus resident partner of the Pinkney Innovation Complex for Science and Technology at Montgomery College (PIC MC). The Hospital opened October 2014 and contains a 93 bed facility.
The Humanities and Social Sciences Building (HS) contains classrooms, computer-equipped classrooms, the Writing, Reading and Learning Center, the AELP/speech lab, the Veterans’ Office and Lounge, the Model Ed Classroom, the library, MC Books & More (the bookstore), the cafeteria, studio art classrooms, faculty and administrative offices, and the Office of the Collegewide Dean of Communications and the American English Language Program (AELP).
The Paul Peck Academic and Innovation Building (PK) contains classrooms and administrative, faculty, and staff offices, The English and Reading Department, the Office of the Vice President and Provost of Germantown campus and Collegewide STEM Unit, and the Office of E-Learning, Innovation and Teaching Excellence (ELITE) on the first floor. The second floor is being used by Montgomery County for a bioscience and technology incubator, the Germantown Innovation Center.
The Physical Education Building (PG) contains classrooms, a gymnasium, a swimming pool, a weight room, locker rooms, and faculty offices.
The Science and Applied Studies Building (SA) will remain in service while being renovated, the campus welcome center, the Office of Safety and Security (open 24 hours a day), the Admissions and Records Office, the Assessment Center, the Counseling and Advising Office, the Financial Aid Office, the International and Multicultural Student Center, the Student Employment Services Office, the Student Life Office, the Office of the Collegewide Dean of Access and Student Affairs at Germantown, and faculty and administrative offices.
For more information,
visit the campus website at
www.montgomerycollege.edu/gthome
or call 240-567-7700.
Germantown Campus
20200 Observation Drive
Germantown, MD 20876
Directions to the Germantown Campus
By Car: Take I-270 to Exit 15 East (Route 118). Continue to the second traffic light at Observation Drive; turn right onto campus. A valid College parking permit is required. Visitor permits can be obtained from the Office of Safety and Security in SA 282.
By Metro: Take Red Line train to Shady Grove station and transfer to Ride On Bus Route 55 to oncampus stop.
By Bus: The campus is served by Ride On Bus with connections to Metrorail. For more information, visit www.montgomerycollege.edu/maps.
Germantown Campus and Vicinity
Click here to view the Germantown Campus map.
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