Alumni Spotlight: Jennifer Codding
As part of our ongoing series that highlights NHTI alumni, the following blog post is written by Jennifer Codding, Paralegal Studies certificate graduate in the class of 2000. In 1998, I was working as a correctional officer at Valley Street Jail in Manchester. After 3 years of working in that tough environment, I decided it […]
President’s Desk: Dr. Mullin-Sawicki’s Top 7 from 2020
By Dr. Gretchen E. Mullin-Sawicki As we embark on 2021, which all of us are anticipating with a true sense of relief, it’s always those days between the holidays and the New Year that I reflect upon the past to consider what I have learned. Like most, it was a year like no other complete […]
5 Things to Do Over Winter Break for Spring Success
The holidays are done, the weather is colder, and you’re out of class for the next few weeks. It’s easy to fall into the binge pit, playing “Cyberpunk 2077” until your fingers hurt and following it up with an all-night marathon to catch up on a season’s worth of “Mandalorian.” … And that can be just […]
Alumni Spotlight: Eynas Jarrar
As part of our ongoing series that highlights NHTI alumni, the following blog post is written by Eynas Jarrar, General Studies graduate in the class of 2020. Ms. Jarrar is currently majoring in Public Health at SNHU and is working as a contact tracer for various government agencies and educational institutions. Finding My Path at […]
NHTI Announces New Civil Rights Scholarship
CONCORD – NHTI – Concord’s Community College is pleased to announce the creation of a newly endowed perpetual scholarship. The Civil Rights Scholarship will be awarded to students who are actively committed to civil rights and the advancement of diversity, equity, and inclusion at NHTI and the in greater community. “We are thrilled that this […]
President’s Desk: Why A College Education?
By Gretchen E. Mullin Sawicki In recent times, more and more people have pondered whether it’s worth the time and money to go to college. The pandemic certainly accentuated feelings of uncertainty; however, even before our current tumultuous time, there was a decline in the public’s belief in the value of education. Soaring tuition costs […]
NHTI Spring 2021 Semester FAQ
With the spring 2021 semester right around the corner, we’re sure you have a lot of questions. As a continuation of our Fall 2020 schedule, our NHTI community is working hard to stay healthy, stay together, and stay learning for the Spring 2021 semester. We’ll be wearing masks on campus, in buildings, and when in […]
NHTI Announces 2021 Dental Program
Expanded Function Dental Auxiliary (EFDA) Certification Concord, NH – The Business Training Center at NHTI – Concord’s Community College announces that the 2021 EFDA program is now accepting applications and works to expand the credentials and skills of dental assistants and dental hygienists to elevate their roles in caring for dental patients. The EFDA candidates […]
Alumni Spotlight: Theodore O’Neill
As part of our ongoing series that highlights NHTI alumni, the following blog post is written by Theodore O’Neill, EET graduate in the class of 1978. I think many people can point to events in their life that became a pivotal point. I’ve had three, and one of these was my experience at NHTI. Growing […]
NHTI Announces Virtual Ribbon Cutting for Lynx Pantry
New Food Pantry Supports Student Success NHTI – Concord’s Community College is dedicated to supporting students along their education and career pathways; and, this often means addressing the challenges they face that go well beyond the classroom. Despite financial aid and grants, today’s students are struggling with so much more from job pressures, family stresses, […]
Almanac Predicts Snowy Winter – What This Means for Your NHTI Classes
We’re in New Hampshire. We’re going to have campus closures due to snow and ice. But, this year could be worse than most: The Farmer’s Almanac, the perennial prognosticator written right here in the 603, predicts that this winter will be much snowier than last year, with the white stuff measured in feet rather than […]
Alumni Spotlight: Bill Walden
As part of our ongoing series that highlights NHTI alumni, the following blog post is written by Bill Walden, NHTI class of 1996. My name is Bill Walden and I attended NHTI from 1994 to 1996 where I graduated from the Paramedic Program. My path in life has traversed many landscapes since I left school. […]
