MCC continues to monitor developments on the spread of the Coronavirus. In response to the COVID-19 health situation, public events previously scheduled to be held at MCC have been cancelled until further notice. The public currently has extremely limited access to the MCC campus and classes are being conducted online (with the majority of our staff working remotely.) Updates from CCSNH are available at https://www.ccsnh.edu/covid-19. Students can find technical support information on the Current Students Resources page.
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Community Colleges Get Boost from Economy
Posted: December 28, 2008 by Charles McMahon
College admission officials from various regional institutions say the economic slump has more students turning toward two-year programs as an affordable way to obtain a post-graduate education. With the growing cost of college and the current state of the economy, many are rethinking their strategies and looking to get the…
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Left to right, Kathy L. DesRoches, Director Workforce Development, Manchester Community College, Tom Champagne, Director of Community Outreach, St. Mary's Bank and Mark Phelps, Cafe Director, Manchester Community College.
St. Mary's Bank Gives $2,800 to Manchester Community College's ESL Cafe
Posted: December 16, 2008 by St. Mary's Bank
St. Mary’s Bank recently donated $2,800 to Manchester Community College (MCC) to help support its English as a Second Language (ESL) Café. The funds will help cover the costs to operate this new program during the first year while sustainable funding is obtained. “Having been a part of the Greater…
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Environmental Corner: Green Building Seminar at NHADA and Automotive Tech School at MCC in Manchester
Posted: November 01, 2008 by Dan Bennett
There has been a great deal of buzz lately about green buildings (see Dateline: NH June 2008). Green buildings are ones that are built or remodeled with sustainability and efficiency in mind and built to high-performance standards. In 2000, the U.S. Green Building Council developed a standard known as LEED®,…
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Granite Staters Cut Back, Ponder Future Effects
Posted: October 13, 2008 by Shira Schoenberg
Linda Schaudell, 60, has been working at Shaw's on Fort Eddy Road for 22 years. As soon as she was eligible, she started investing money in her 401(k). Last quarter, she lost $8,000 of her retirement savings due to the collapsing markets. The previous quarter, she lost $3,000. "I have…
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First Choice: Community College
Posted: November 15, 2007 by Heidi Masek
New Hampshire's Public Two-Year Schools are Growing Four students majored in visual arts when New Hampshire Technical Institute opened that program in September 2006; there should be 38 by the end of this semester, said department head Susan Haas. But there's not much you can do with a two-year art…
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