States Association of Colleges and Schools, and has one of the highest graduation rates among the 19 county colleges in the state of New Jersey. Beginning Fall 2014, Rutgers University will offer baccalaureate degrees courses on the CCM campus in psychology, journalism, criminal justice, and public and non-profit administration. In addition to its adult services, CCM also has a summer camp program for middle and high school students. The summer program includes courses in English, astronomy, math, science, and history. Student life The student body consists of more than 8,500 undergraduate students. There are more than 40 student clubs on campus. The County College of Morris is smoke-free and one of the first public colleges to ban smoking entirely. The decision to ban smoking was a project of the 2005-2006 Student Government Association. Athletics CCM is a NJCAA Division II school. Its athletic conference is the Garden State Athletic Conference. Men's: Baseball, Basketball, Golf, Soccer, Women's: Basketball, Soccer, Softball, Volleyball Notable alumni and faculty Alex Cable, optical engineer, inventor and entrepreneur, founder of Thorlabs. Jennifer Jones (born 1967), first African-American Rockette. Christopher McCulloch (born 1971), creator, director, and co-writer (with Doc Hammer) of the Adult Swim cartoon The Venture Bros, under the pseudonym Jackson Publick. Joe McEwing (born 1972), baseball player played for the New York Mets. Adam Riggs (born 1972), former Los Angeles Angels player known for his misspelled "Angees" jersey in a 2003 game. See also New Jersey County Colleges Rutgers University Youngtown Edition References External links Official website Rutgers University at County College of Morris Educational institutions established in 1968 Garden State Athletic Conference New Jersey County Colleges Randolph, New Jersey Universities and colleges in Morris County, New Jersey NJCAA athletics