Fall 2012 Graduates

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Concord – The following students graduated from NHTI, Concord's Community College, during the Fall 2012 term:

AllenstownNH
Zachary Cogswell (Associate in Science Degree with a major in Business Administration), Breanna Crooks (Associate in Science Degree with a major in Business Administration), Kathi Doucet (Associate in Science Degree with a major in Business Administration)

Alton NH
Melissa Kim (Associate in Science Degree with a major in General Studies)

Amherst NH
Katherine Dahlgren Professional Certificate in Diagnostic Medical Sonography)

Andover NH
Ryan Davis (Associate in Science Degree with a major in Information Technology)

Auburn NH
Zachary Dudek (Associate in Science Degree with a major in General Studies)

Barrington NH
Brittany Gaylord (Associate in Arts Degree with a major in Visual Arts)

Bedford NH
Danny Brown (Associate in Science Degree with a major in Criminal Justice), Connor McGurn (Associate in Science Degree with a major in Information Technology)

Bow NH
Cody Morrison (Associate in Science Degree with a major in Criminal Justice)

Bristol NH
Jennifer Cullen (Diploma in Licensed Practical Nursing), Cathleen Glassett (Diploma in Licensed Practical Nursing)

Canaan NH
James Stark (Associate in Science Degree with a major in Business Administration)

Canterbury NH
Monika Cole (Associate in Science Degree with a major in Business Administration), Eren Smith (Associate in Science Degree with a major in General Studies)

Center Barnstead NH
Heather Mahanes (Associate in Science Degree with a major in Education)

Chichester NH
Victoria Lehouiller (Diploma in Licensed Practical Nursing)

Concord NH
Daniel Bucciano (Associate in Science Degree with a major in Business Administration), Stephen Griffin (Associate in Science Degree with a major in Information Technology), Hannah Harmon (Associate in Arts Degree with a major in Visual Arts), Allyson Lewko (Associate in Science Degree with a major in Education), Pragati Shrestha (Associate in Science Degree with a major in General Studies), Matthew Thibault (Associate in Science Degree with a major in Information Technology), Nikayea Woolson (Associate in Science Degree with a major in Addiction Counseling)

Contoocook NH
Jacob Herman (Associate in Science Degree with a major in Computer Engineering Technology), Elise McCabe (Associate in Science Degree with a major in Criminal Justice), Karen Tang (Associate in Science Degree with a major in General Studies)

Danbury NH
David Johnson (Diploma in Licensed Practical Nursing)

Danville NH
Jared Thibault (Associate in Science Degree with a major in Criminal Justice)

Deering NH
Lindsay DeOrio (Associate in Science Degree with a major in Criminal Justice)

Derry NH
Sean Cohen (Associate in Science Degree with a major in Health Science)

East Candia NH
Ben Snow (Associate in Science Degree with a major in Computer Engineering Technology)

East Wakefield NH
Victoria Gaudette (Associate in Science Degree with a major in Health Science)

Ellsworth NH
Bridget OBrien (Associate in Science Degree with a major in Business Administration)

Epsom NH
Nicole Cunningham (Associate in Science Degree with a major in General Studies), Bradley Freeman (Associate in Science Degree with a major in Business Administration), Lauren Naugle (Associate in Science Degree with a major in Human Services)

Franklin NH
Stacy Hannemann (Associate in Science Degree with a major in General Studies), Daniel Ruggieri (Diploma in Licensed Practical Nursing)

Fremont NH
Theresa Case Professional Certificate in Diagnostic Medical Sonography)

Gilmanton NH
Alicia Dupont (Diploma in Licensed Practical Nursing)

Gilmanton Iron Works NH
Melissa Rivas (Associate in Science Degree with a major in Business Administration)

Goffstown NH
Michael Burke (Associate in Science Degree with a major in Computer Engineering Technology)

Henniker NH
Kaylea Brandl (Diploma in Licensed Practical Nursing)

Hillsboro NH
Wanda Anctil (Associate in Science Degree with a major in Education)

HoldernessNH
Gabrielle Scibetta (Associate in Science Degree with a major in General Studies)

Laconia NH
Tahira Karabegovic (Diploma in Licensed Practical Nursing)

Lancaster NH
Julie Ladd Professional Certificate in Diagnostic Medical Sonography)

Lebanon NH
Kelly Thompson Professional Certificate in Diagnostic Medical Sonography)

Litchfield NH
Alex Efstratiou (Associate in Science Degree with a major in General Studies)

Littleton NH
Kyla Pillsbury (Associate in Science Degree with a major in Health Science)

Londonderry NH
Andrew Hannon (Associate in Science Degree with a major in Sports Management), Maureen Hurley (Associate in Science Degree with a major in General Studies), Melissa Purington (Associate in Science Degree with a major in General Studies)

Loudon NH
Barri-Lynn Medeiros (Associate in Science Degree with a major in Accounting)

Manchester NH
Denis Duquette (Associate in Science Degree with a major in Criminal Justice), Jasmine Esser (Associate in Science Degree with a major in Accounting), Michelle Kelley (Associate in Science Degree with a major in General Studies), Seth Lawrence (Associate in Science Degree with a major in Health Science), Michael O'Leary (Associate in Science Degree with a major in Information Technology), Autumn Sharp Professional Certificate in Diagnostic Medical Sonography), Katelyn Soper (Associate in Science Degree with a major in Business Administration)

Merrimack NH
Amanda Charles (Associate in Science Degree with a major in General Studies)

New Durham NH
Alexander Gillikin (Associate in Science Degree with a major in General Studies), Jillian Runnals (Associate in Science Degree with a major in Human Services)

North Hampton NH
Deborah Murphy (Diploma in Licensed Practical Nursing)

Northfield NH
Maureen Parker (Associate in Science Degree with a major in Accounting), Kelly Sullivan-Heath (Associate in Science Degree with a major in Business Administration)

Northwood NH
Michelle DeButts (Associate in Science Degree with a major in Human Services), Nicholas Heon (Associate in Science Degree with a major in Criminal Justice), Hailey Senter (Associate in Science Degree with a major in Early Care and Education for Young Children with Disabilities)

Nottingham NH
Richard Hebert (Associate in Science Degree with a major in Addiction Counseling)

Pembroke NH
Jordan Carlstrom (Associate in Science Degree with a major in Addiction Counseling), Nathan Golomb (Associate in Science Degree with a major in General Studies)

Penacook NH
Erin Belanger (Associate in Science Degree with a major in General Studies)

Pittsfield NH
Megan Hartwell (Associate in Science Degree with a major in General Studies)

Warner NH
Melissa Healy (Associate in Science Degree with a major in Addiction Counseling)

Weare NH
Eric Arel (Associate in Science Degree with a major in Criminal Justice),
Kara Blevins (Associate in Science Degree with a major in Human Services), Heather Buckley (Associate in Science Degree with a major in General Studies), Amalia O'Neil (Diploma in Licensed Practical Nursing
Grace Park (Diploma in Licensed Practical Nursing)

Webster NH
Danielle Arnold (Associate in Science Degree with a major in Human Services)

Windham NH
Eric Mulcahy (Associate in Science Degree with a major in Information Technology)

Woodbury CT
Julianne Kowaliw (Associate in Science Degree with a major in Criminal Justice)

Sulphur LA
Miranda Rhodes (Associate in Science Degree with a major in General Studies)

Biddeford ME
Jenny Power Professional Certificate in Diagnostic Medical Sonography)

Lake George NY
Ashley Monroe Professional Certificate in Diagnostic Medical Sonography)

NHTI Raises $38,000 at Winter Fling “Dancing with the Concord Stars”

February 1, 2013, 7:40 am

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CONCORD — NHTI, Concord’s Community College hosted its third annual Winter Fling and “Dancing with the Concord Stars” competition this past weekend, raising more than $38,000 for scholarships and technical equipment.

“It was another smashing success,” reports Lynn Kilchenstein, President of NHTI. “All of the dancers performed beautifully and our 500 guests enjoyed a great night of food, live music and dancing – all for a great cause.”

The winning performances included:

Jeremy Woodward and Erin Girzone (pictured) won the Judges Panel “Best Overall” and the “People’s Choice Award” determined by audience vote.
Ed Ferrero and Nadine Ferrero won Most Creative for their “Masochism Tango.”
Scott Schermerhorn and Lisa Schermerhorn won Best Smile.
Joe Kenney and Wendy Keeler won Most Theatrical.
Joe Kasper and Becky Kinhan won Best Hip Movement for their Rumba performance.
Concord Fire Chief Dan Andrus won the Hot Stuff Award with his dance partner, Gayle Braley.
Father and daughter couple, Gary Tasker and Jennifer Tasker Pfeifer won Best Chemistry.
Shawn Tewksbury and Kris Lucas, decked out in 1950’s garb including a poodle skirt, won Best Costumes.
WJYY DJ Mya won the Most Entertaining award for her comedy ballet performed with her dad, Larry Frates.
Dr. Susan Lynch and John Thomas won Best Theme for their 1920’s Charleston set to “Money Makes the World Go Round.”
Amy Currie and Mike Cashion’s Hip Hop routine won them the Best Technical Skills award.
Concord Police Chief John Duval danced to the James Bond Theme with his partner, Dr. Stephanie Foisy Mills; they won the Most Dramatic award. Michelle Johnson of Let’s Dance Studio won the Best Choreography award for John and Stephanie’s dramatic Tango.

Professional dance teachers from Concord Dance Academy, Let’s Dance Studio and Gen’s Dance Studio had been coaching the Concord Stars since last fall.

Winter Fling supports the President’s Fund for Excellence to fund the purchase of high-tech equipment and student scholarships.

Major sponsors for Winter Fling 2013 were Lincoln Financial Group, Merrimack County Savings Bank, Nobis Engineering and Northway Bank. Town and Country Reprographics provided all the Winter Fling print services and the Concord Monitor was the media sponsor. For the full list of participating sponsors and restaurants, please visit www.nhti.edu/winterfling.

NHTI, Concord’s Community College, is a fully accredited, public community college serving students, businesses and the community by providing excellent academic, technical and professional education. NHTI offers 66 academic programs to more than 4,500 students. NHTI is a member of the Community College System of New Hampshire.

NHTI Announces Advanced Nursing Partnership with SNHU

February 11, 2013, 11:35 am

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Monday, February 11, 2013 - 14:35

Dual Enrollment Students Can Earn Bachelors or Masters Degrees

CONCORD — NHTI, Concord’s Community College, is pleased to announce its new Advanced Nursing Partnership with Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU). NHTI nursing students who are New Hampshire residents can now apply for dual admission to the Online BSN/MSN programs at SNHU. The application can be submitted after completion of the first semester of NHTI's nursing program. There is no extra cost for applying dual admission, and there is no penalty if the student chooses not to go on for an advanced degree.
            All classes taken in NHTI's nursing program can be applied toward an advanced degree at SNHU. Additional general education credits may also be applicable. A student may apply up to 90 credits from NHTI toward the 120 credits required for a BSN, so that only 30 more credits need to be taken at SNHU. A student could theoretically complete a BSN degree in as little as 13 months.
            Special discounted prices will apply to SNHU classes taken by dual admission students. SNHU will offer a per-credit-hour scholarship of 50% of the difference between the per-credit-hour tuition rates of NHTI and SNHU. (Scholarships are available only to NHTI graduates who were awarded an Associates degree in 2012 or later. Discounted prices do not apply to MSN courses.) Students who complete the Bachelors degree can continue on into the Masters program. All BSN courses are applicable toward the MSN degree. All phases of the program are financial aid eligible.
            For further information visit www.nhti.edu/nhti-snhu-advanced-nursing-partnership or contact the NHTI Nursing department at (603) 271-6484 x4154.

NHTI, Concord’s Community College, is a fully accredited, public community college serving students, businesses and the community by providing excellent academic, technical and professional education. NHTI offers 66 academic programs to more than 4,500 students. NHTI is a member of the Community College System of New Hampshire.

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Program Supports Environmental Education

NHTI, Concord’s Community College has been selected to receive $5,000 from Northern New England Campus Compact (NNECC) and the Environmental Protection Agency to prepare college students for a lifetime of environmental stewardship, and to change systems and processes on campus to better support environmental education. Four members of the NHTI faculty will receive training and ongoing support in the development and delivery of courses which include community projects involving climate change or water quality.

Veronica Carter, Professor of Architectural Engineering Technology, Kathleen Curran, Department Head of Human Services and Addiction Counseling, Susanne Smith Meyer, Department Head of Landscape & Environmental Design, and Jessana Palm, Professor of Chemistry and Biological Sciences, will attend a two-day faculty development institute and training at the University of Southern Maine in Portland, June 17-18, 2013. During and after the institute, this team will develop an action plan and budget for NHTI's use of the $5000 grant.

Campus Compact is a national coalition of almost 1,200 college and university presidents—representing some 6 million students—who are committed to fulfilling the civic purposes of higher education. As the only national higher education association dedicated solely to campus-based civic engagement, Campus Compact promotes public and community service that develops students’ citizenship skills, helps campuses forge effective community partnerships, and provides resources and training for faculty seeking to integrate civic and community-based learning into the curriculum. Campus Compact’s membership includes public, private, two- and four-year institutions across the spectrum of higher education.

NHTI, Concord’s Community College, is a fully accredited, public community college serving students, businesses and the community by providing excellent academic, technical and professional education. NHTI offers 66 academic programs to more than 4,500 students. NHTI is a member of the Community College System of New Hampshire.

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Tuesday, May 21, 2013 - 09:43

In Partnership with the Centennial Senior Center

CONCORD — This summer, NHTI, Concord’s Community College will offer a series of 4-week art classes in partnership with the Centennial Senior Center. The cost for each intensive, hands-on class is only $100. These are non-credit classes. Topics and schedule are as follows:

Introduction to Pottery with Rachel Montroy
June 4-25, Tuesdays, 1-3 pm

In this workshop we will focus on the creation of functional pottery. Through learning the basic
techniques of clay you will make a cup, bowl, and a plate that you can take home and use
everyday! All levels of experience are welcome.

Introduction to Drawing with Sara Ellis: The Wonderful World of Fruits and Veggies!
June 6-27, Thursdays, 1-3 pm

A beginning drawing class focusing on subject matter from the garden: fruits, vegetables, pots
and tools. Learn basic drawing techniques: contour line drawing, hatch and cross hatch drawing,
along with the fun techniques of stippling and scribbling. (Yes you’re going to scribble your art!!)
This will be a series of fun, relaxed classes learning the basics. Come join us!!

Watercolor in the Natural Setting with Meghan Ambra
July 11-August 1, Thursdays, 1-3 pm

An introduction to the basic techniques of watercolor. Students will explore
pictorial composition, color theory, and watercolor related mediums and techniques, with
emphasis on selected subjects from the natural world.

Ceramic Tiles and Reliefs with Bonnie Farren
July 9-30, Tuesdays, 1-3 pm

In this workshop you will make a variety of tiles ranging from decorative wall tiles to sculptural
relief tiles. You will also learn different texturing and glazing techniques. All levels of experience
are welcome.

Garden Vessels and Sculpture with Rachel Montroy
August 6-27, Tuesdays, 10 am-12 pm

In this workshop you will learn various handbuilding techniques to make artwork for your garden,
patio, or front steps. Project options will range from bird baths and flower pots to nature inspired
sculpture. All levels of experience are welcome.

Charcoal & Pastel Techniques with Sara Ellis
August 8-29, Thursdays, 1-3 pm

Continuing the bountiful summer theme, this beginning drawing class will focus on learning a
variety of techniques in using the mediums of charcoal, pastel and ink & coffee wash.

NHTI’s Visual Arts studios are located at 254 North State Street, next door to the Centennial Senior Center. For more information, call (603) 228-6630 or email info@centennialseniorcenter.org.

NHTI, Concord’s Community College, is a fully accredited, public community college serving students, businesses and the community by providing excellent academic, technical and professional education. NHTI offers 66 academic programs to more than 4,500 students. NHTI is a member of the Community College System of New Hampshire.

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Trips can be combined with course work to earn college credit

NHTI, Concord’s Community College, is developing new educational travel opportunities that are open to the general public as well as to students. NHTI educational tours not only offer extensive sightseeing, but also provide an opportunity to immerse oneself in the culture or environment of a unique destination by participating in an enriched educational experience on location.

Unlike most traditional college travel programs, NHTI’s travel/study experiences do not require a full semester abroad; a typical trip lasts from one to two weeks. Students wishing to receive credit for these programs can combine them with appropriate classwork. A journal and final paper is usually required, and class meetings and assigned readings may also be necessary before and after the trip in order to meet the credit requirements. However, the college also welcomes participants who may simply wish to share in the travel experience.

Currently there are two travel/study abroad programs accepting reservations: a 10-day trip to Costa Rica in Spring 2014 (March 14-23), and a weeklong visit to Barcelona, Spain, in Summer 2014 (May 26 – June 1).

In Costa Rica, travelers can explore some of the world's most beautiful and unusual plant and animal habitats from the treetops on a canopy tour, from walking trails in the Cloud Forest, and even from their bedroom windows! Anyone who loves the outdoors will love this trip; it offers plenty of warm sun, beautiful white sand beaches, spectacular scenery and live volcanoes! But NHTI's Costa Rica program is not only about the country’s environment. It also offers a unique opportunity to discover another culture and to get to know the people who work hard to conserve and protect their unique environment.

Travelers wishing to earn academic credit for the Costa Rica trip can combine it with NHTI's four credit, online Tropical Ecology and Conservation course (BI 180).

For more information about NHTI’s Spring Adventure in Costa Rica can contact Prof. Amy Liptak or visit www.nhti.edu/travelstudy-abroad-costa-rica.

If art and architecture — or food, wine and beaches — are your thing, Barcelona has a place for you. On a flexible and immersive visit to the Catalan capital, you’ll see exactly how close the city’s beloved modernist, Antoni Gaudí, got to completing his magnum opus, La Sagrada Familia, which is nothing short of colossal in person. Gaudí designed the basilica to require construction methods that had not yet been invented, and today, more than 130 years after construction began, its ever-changing edifice sets the tone for the entire city: permanently in flux, and forever looking toward the future. Other highlights of this trip include:

Walking tour of Catalan Street
Visit Open Air Plazas
Walking tour of the Modernist District
Experience a Flamenco Evening, and learn to dance Flamenco
Visit the Dali Museum
Explore Barcelona on your own

Travelers wishing to earn academic credit for the Barcelona trip can combine it with NHTI's three credit, Elementary Spanish II course (FL 112).

For more information about NHTI’s Spring Adventure in Barcelona can contact Prof. Kris Lucas at or visit www.nhti.edu/travelstudy-abroad-barcelona.

NHTI, Concord’s Community College, is a fully accredited, public community college serving students, businesses and the community by providing excellent academic, technical and professional education. NHTI offers 66 academic programs to more than 4,500 students. NHTI is a member of the Community College System of New Hampshire.

Spring 2013 Graduates

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The following students graduated from NHTI, Concord's Community College, during the Spring 2013 term:

Allenstown NH
Kathy Brasley (Associate in Science with a major in Business Administration), James Caron (Associate in Science with a major in Mechanical Engineering Technology), Diane Demers (Associate in Science with a major in General Studies), Brandon Hewitt (Associate in Science with a major in Information Technology), Nicholas Porter (Associate in Science with a major in General Studies), Anthony Verrecchia-Lachance (Associate in Science with a major in Business Administration)

Alton NH
Adam Cheney (Associate in Science with a major in Information Technology)

Alton Bay NH
Stephanie Moulton (Associate in Science with a major in Education)

Amherst NH
David Vertigans (Associate in Science with a major in Criminal Justice), Elizabeth Waldron (Associate in Science with a major in Nursing)

Andover NH
Susan Norris (Associate in Science with a major in Nursing)

Antrim NH
Curtis Bourdon (Associate in Science with a major in General Studies), Tina Vandervort (Associate in Science with a major in Addiction Counseling), Samantha Wasp (Associate in Science with a major in Nursing)

Ashland NH
Jennifer Colle (Associate in Science with a major in Nursing)

Atkinson NH
Heather Fedolfi (Associate in Science with a major in Architectural Engineering Technology)

Auburn NH
Regina Colvin (Associate in Science with a major in Electronic Engineering Technology), Sarah Morse (Associate in Science with a major in Human Service) , Micheal Pinkham (Associate in Science with a major in Mechanical Engineering Technology), Kathryn Vanni (Associate in Science with a major in Nursing)

Barrington NH
Jamie Blaisdell (Associate in Science with a major in Business Administration), Joseph Groen (Associate in Science with a major in Nursing), Alyson Lombardo (Associate in Science with a major in Paramedic Emergency Medicine), Lydia Photiou (Associate in Arts with a major in Visual Arts)

Bedford NH
Karin Beland (Associate in Science with a major in Nursing), Christopher Bye (Associate in Science with a major in Electronic Engineering Technology), Eric Porter (Associate in Science with a major in Information Technology), Troy Stafford (Associate in Science with a major in Criminal Justice)

Belmont NH
Thomas Bloom (Associate in Science with a major in Computer Engineering Technology and an Associate in Science with a major in Electronic Engineering Technology), Marina Carvalho (Associate in Science with a major in Early Care and Education for Young Children with Disabilities), Stacey Elliott (Associate in Science with a major in Nursing), Jeffrey Price (Associate in Science with a major in Computer Engineering Technology)

Bennington NH
Jason Smith (Associate in Science with a major in Radiologic Technology)

Bethlehem NH
Ellen Deveau (Associate in Science with a major in Radiologic Technology)

Boscawen NH
Joshua Cate (Associate in Science with a major in Information Technology)

Bow NH
Brooks Herrington (Associate in Science with a major in General Studies), Timothy Plourde (Associate in Science with a major in Mechanical Engineering Technology), Pamela Welch (Associate in Science with a major in Information Technology), Krystal York (Associate in Arts with a major in Liberal Arts)

Bradford NH
Elizabeth Marr (Associate in Science with a major in General Studies), Candie Pollard (Associate in Science with a major in Nursing)

Brentwod NH
Alissa Champigny (Associate in Science with a major in Radiologic Technology), Nicole Dion (Associate in Science with a major in Dental Hygiene)

Canaan NH
Heidi Salvail (Associate in Science with a major in Accounting)

Canterbury NH
Robert Bean (Associate in Science with a major in Nursing), Megan McWilliams (Associate in Science with a major in Dental Hygiene)

Center Barnstead NH
Heather Brooks (Associate in Science with a major in Nursing), Caitlyn Chateauneuf (Associate in Science with a major in Nursing), Lisa Dumond (Associate in Science with a major in General Studies), Andrew Kelley (Associate in Science in Business Administration with a Concentration in Sports Management)

Center Harbor NH
Natasha Cote (Associate in Science with a major in Nursing)

Center Tuftonboro NH
April Boles Chiappisi (Associate in Science with a major in Business Administration)

Chester NH
Thomas Ciccarello (Associate in Science with a major in Nursing), Sarah Ingram (Associate in Science with a major in Nursing)

Chichester NH
Cole Gadwah (Associate in Science with a major in Business Administration), Alex Klapproth (Associate in Science with a major in Criminal Justice), Doreen Lehoullier (Associate in Science with a major in Dental Hygiene), Jeremiah Martel (Associate in Science with a major in Information Technology), Jessica Smith (Associate in Science with a major in General Studies)

Claremont NH
Matthew Cox (Associate in Science with a major in Architectural Engineering Technology), Jenna Dumayne (Associate in Science with a major in Radiologic Technology)

Columbia NH
Garrett Rella (Associate in Science with a major in Criminal Justice)

Concord NH
Tyler Amrol (Associate in Science in Business Administration with a Concentration in Sports Management), Amanda Bacher (Associate in Science with a major in General Studies), Christian Bashios (Associate in Science with a major in Criminal Justice), Kyle Beauchene (Associate in Science with a major in General Studies) , Jacob Benjamin (Associate in Science with a major in Criminal Justice), Tonya Binder (Associate in Science with a major in Nursing), Marcus Botticello (Associate in Science with a major in Electronic Engineering Technology), Scott Brennan (Associate in Science with a major in Radiologic Technology), Eleanor Broussard (Associate in Arts with a major in Visual Arts), Christabel Chadwick (Associate in Science with a major in Nursing), Neil Champagne (Associate in Science with a major in Information Technology), Christopher Clough (Associate in Science with a major in Information Technology), Troy Colby (Associate in Science with a major in Accounting), Martha Delong (Associate in Science with a major in Business Administration), Toby Fontaine (Associate in Science with a major in Mechanical Engineering Technology), Kirsten Foote (Associate in Science with a major in Nursing), Corey Franco (Associate in Science with a major in Information Technology), Daniel Fronk (Associate in Science with a major in Education), Adam Goodnoe (Associate in Science with a major in Information Technology),
Annie Hoffman (Associate in Science with a major in Dental Hygiene), Ryan Hogan (Associate in Science with a major in Mechanical Engineering Technology), Chad Johnson (Associate in Science with a major in Information Technology), Michelle Johnston (Associate in Science with a major in Nursing), Melissa Maheu (Associate in Science with a major in Accounting), Ian Marden (Associate in Science with a major in Mechanical Engineering Technology), David Matisko (Associate in Science with a major in Electronic Engineering Technology), Jason Milligan (Associate in Science with a major in Business Administration), Tiffany Murphy (Associate in Science with a major in Dental Hygiene), Michelle Ouellette (Associate in Science with a major in Early Care and Education for Young Children with Disabilities), Jenna Paradice (Associate in Science with a major in Nursing), Nadia Reguig (Associate in Science with a major in General Studies), Jillian Saunders (Associate in Science with a major in Nursing), Pragati Shrestha (Associate in Science with a major in Human Service), Alexandra Smith (Associate in Arts with a major in Visual Arts), Christina Smith (Associate in Science with a major in General Studies), Brittany Tirrell (Associate in Science with a major in Nursing), Christine Walker (Associate in Science with a major in Accounting), Joshua White (Associate in Science with a major in Manufacturing Engineering Technology), Jonara Woodbury (Associate in Science with a major in Nursing), Kristin Xavier (Associate in Science with a major in General Studies) , William Zahn (Associate in Science with a major in Nursing)

Contoocook NH
Jonathan Ferguson (Associate in Science with a major in Mechanical Engineering Technology), Jennifer White (Associate in Science with a major in Dental Hygiene)

Danville NH
Talayna Duval (Associate in Science with a major in Dental Hygiene)

Deerfield NH
Samantha Anderson (Associate in Science with a major in Nursing), Laura Cady (Associate in Science with a major in Nursing), Benjamin Carlson (Associate in Science with a major in Manufacturing Engineering Technology), Dorothy Comrie (Associate in Science with a major in Human Service), Leah McHugh (Associate in Science with a major in Health Science), Carl Oehler (Associate in Science with a major in Architectural Engineering Technology), Fiona Rioux (Associate in Science with a major in Dental Hygiene)

Deering NH
Eric Hutchinson (Associate in Science with a major in Criminal Justice), Hallie Terry (Associate in Science with a major in Nursing)

Derry NH
Matthew Argiro (Associate in Science with a major in General Studies), Keri-Anne Bowser (Associate in Science with a major in General Studies), Jacob Delvalle (Associate in Science with a major in Information Technology), Ariel Dye (Associate in Science with a major in Nursing), Michelle Flattes (Associate in Science with a major in Nursing), Nicholas Kelley (Associate in Science with a major in Criminal Justice), Robert Langelier (Associate in Science with a major in Manufacturing Engineering Technology), David Lynch (Associate in Science with a major in Information Technology), Aaron Madnick (Associate in Science with a major in Business Administration), Ryan Moyes (Associate in Science with a major in Mechanical Engineering Technology), Jeffery Richards (Associate in Science with a major in Architectural Engineering Technology)

Dover NH
Tiffany Couture (Associate in Science with a major in Dental Hygiene), LeDonnia Graves (Associate in Science with a major in Early Care and Education for Young Children with Disabilities), Rebecca Raizes (Associate in Science with a major in Dental Hygiene), Kristen Romboli (Associate in Science with a major in General Studies)

Dunbarton NH
Cody Philippon (Associate in Science with a major in Information Technology)

East Andover NH
Jacob Frost (Associate in Science with a major in Mechanical Engineering Technology and an Associate in Science with a major in Manufacturing Engineering Technology)

Enfield NH
Katrina Hardan (Associate in Science with a major in General Studies)

Epping NH
Crystal Frederick (Associate in Science with a major in Human Service), Stephanie Grotheer (Associate in Science with a major in Accounting)

Epsom NH
Jason Blais (Associate in Science with a major in Mechanical Engineering Technology), Adam French (Associate in Science in Business Administration with a Concentration in Sports Management), Jenna Graham (Associate in Science with a major in Hospitality & Tourism Management), Jackson Riel (Associate in Science with a major in General Studies), Rebecca Streeter (Associate in Science with a major in Business Administration)

Farmington NH
Ian McCowan (Associate in Arts with a major in Liberal Arts), Katelyn Ordway (Associate in Science with a major in Early Childhood Education)

Francestown NH
Justin McInnis (Associate in Science with a major in Mechanical Engineering Technology), Daniel Sarkisian (Associate in Science with a major in Architectural Engineering Technology)

Franconia NH
Samantha Presby (Associate in Science with a major in Nursing)

Franklin NH
Chelsea Klinger (Associate in Science with a major in Dental Hygiene), William Moores (Associate in Science in Business Administration with a Concentration in Sports Management), Amanda Nagle (Associate in Science with a major in Paralegal Studies), Daniel Ruggieri (Associate in Science with a major in Health Science), Laura Shorey (Associate in Science with a major in Early Childhood Education)

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Kaila Barr (Associate in Science with a major in Early Childhood Education), Hayley Lawrence (Associate in Science with a major in Criminal Justice)

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Michael Cyr (Associate in Science with a major in Landscape & Environmental Design), Casey McNutt (Associate in Science with a major in General Studies)

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Benjamin Hubbard (Associate in Science with a major in General Studies), Zachary Hubbard (Associate in Science with a major in General Studies), Theodore Maltzie (Associate in Science with a major in Mechanical Engineering Technology)

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Gregory Bernash (Associate in Science with a major in Mechanical Engineering Technology)

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Justine Gingras-Gagnon (Associate in Science with a major in Health Science), Tanner Kantargis (Associate in Science with a major in Mechanical Engineering Technology and an Associate in Science with a major in Manufacturing Engineering Technology), Zachary LeClerc (Associate in Science with a major in Paramedic Emergency Medicine), Maxwell Miller (Associate in Arts with a major in Visual Arts), Michelle Murphy (Associate in Science with a major in Nursing), Michelle Plante (Associate in Science with a major in Business Administration), Geoffrey Ranfos (Associate in Science with a major in Paramedic Emergency Medicine), Tyler Turcotte (Associate in Science with a major in Mechanical Engineering Technology), Kelly Vallee (Associate in Science with a major in Nursing), Ian Vincent (Associate in Science with a major in Mechanical Engineering Technology), Daniel White (Associate in Science with a major in Criminal Justice)

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Lee Theng Williams (Associate in Science with a major in Dental Hygiene)

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Mark Long (Associate in Science with a major in Paramedic Emergency Medicine), Zebadiah Wood (Associate in Science with a major in Information Technology)

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Kelley Collins (Associate in Science with a major in General Studies), Montana Keddy (Associate in Science with a major in Business Administration)

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Natallia Adams (Associate in Science with a major in Dental Hygiene)

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Jennifer Mesrobian (Associate in Science with a major in Nursing), Ryan Thompson (Associate in Science with a major in Education)

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Emily Auger (Associate in Science with a major in Nursing), Megan Sawyer (Associate in Science with a major in Nursing)

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Hillsboro NH
Travis Bennett (Associate in Science with a major in Criminal Justice), Charles Jewell (Associate in Science with a major in Mechanical Engineering Technology and an Associate in Science with a major in Manufacturing Engineering Technology), Mitch Philibert (Associate in Science with a major in General Studies), Kyle Russo (Associate in Science with a major in General Studies), Ryan Seymour (Associate in Science with a major in Mechanical Engineering Technology)

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Alexandra Cox (Associate in Science with a major in Business Administration), Andrea Gagnon (Associate in Science with a major in Nursing), Joshua Godbout (Associate in Science with a major in General Studies) , Rahul Gurung (Associate in Science with a major in Information Technology), Matthew Healey (Associate in Science with a major in Architectural Engineering Technology), Jennifer Johnson (Associate in Science with a major in General Studies), Alyssa Palmer (Associate in Science with a major in General Studies), Allison Parent (Associate in Science with a major in Hospitality & Tourism Management), Steven Penney (Associate in Science with a major in Information Technology), Heather Stickney (Associate in Science with a major in Health Science), Brittany Whiteman (Associate in Science with a major in Business Administration)

Hopkinton NH
Caitlin Conaway (Associate in Science with a major in Nursing), Tori Kelley (Associate in Science with a major in Human Service)

Hudson NH
Austin Levesque (Associate in Science with a major in Criminal Justice), Monica Patino (Associate in Science with a major in Dental Hygiene), Daniel Sweeney (Associate in Science with a major in General Studies), Zoe Tourlitis (Associate in Science with a major in Radiologic Technology)

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Michael Johnson (Associate in Science with a major in Mechanical Engineering Technology)

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Tracy Bryerton (Associate in Science with a major in Human Service), Vincent Denaris (Associate in Science with a major in Criminal Justice)

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Jeremy Johnson (Associate in Science with a major in Information Technology)

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Serena Quillin (Associate in Science with a major in Human Service), Destiny Raymond (Associate in Science with a major in Radiologic Technology)

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Matthew DePippo (Associate in Science with a major in Criminal Justice), Michael Greenawalt-Nguyen (Associate in Science with a major in Mechanical Engineering Technology and an Associate in Science with a major in Manufacturing Engineering Technology), Sara Harper (Associate in Science with a major in General Studies), Joseph Maffattone (Associate in Science with a major in Information Technology), Soher Morsi (Associate in Science with a major in Human Service), Andrew Phillips (Associate in Science with a major in Criminal Justice), Samuel Sweet (Associate in Science with a major in Computer Engineering Technology), Jessica Tetreault (Associate in Science with a major in General Studies)

Loudon NH
Sharon Binis (Associate in Science with a major in Nursing), Joardyn Douillette (Associate in Science with a major in Education), Meaghan Jackson (Associate in Science with a major in Nursing), Matthew Latorella (Associate in Science with a major in Architectural Engineering Technology), Brooke McLain (Associate in Science with a major in Nursing), William Pedersen (Associate in Science with a major in General Studies), Janissa Santizo (Associate in Arts with a major in Liberal Arts), Molly Scroggins (Associate in Science with a major in Early Childhood Education) , Robert Smith (Associate in Science with a major in Mechanical Engineering Technology and an Associate in Science with a major in Manufacturing Engineering Technology)

Manchester NH
Rachel Akimana (Associate in Science with a major in Electronic Engineering Technology), Kerry Belcourt (Associate in Science with a major in Radiologic Technology), Michael Benoit (Associate in Science with a major in Paramedic Emergency Medicine), Jessica Blanchette (Associate in Science with a major in Dental Hygiene), Chase Boisvert (Associate in Science with a major in General Studies), Benjamin Breault (Associate in Science with a major in Business Administration), Jeremy Caron (Associate in Science with a major in Electronic Engineering Technology), Samantha Case (Associate in Science with a major in Nursing), Angela Coletti (Associate in Science with a major in Nursing), Christine Dagher (Associate in Science with a major in General Studies), Kelsea Dowse (Associate in Science with a major in Early Childhood Education), Jennifer Dubois (Associate in Science with a major in Nursing), Kayla Feudner (Associate in Science with a major in Information Technology), Millard Fort (Associate in Science with a major in Information Technology), Cole Gendron (Associate in Science with a major in Early Childhood Education), Britney Gionet (Associate in Science with a major in Architectural Engineering Technology), Alexander Goulakos (Associate in Science with a major in General Studies), Jonathan Hart (Associate in Science with a major in Computer Engineering Technology), Christopher Hatch (Associate in Science with a major in Business Administration), Kalen Hipke (Associate in Science with a major in Dental Hygiene), Bethany Isleib (Associate in Science with a major in Health Science), Traciann Iwanowski (Associate in Science with a major in Nursing), Donna Jennings (Associate in Science with a major in Radiologic Technology), Indira Karic (Associate in Science with a major in Nursing), Oceanne Kerebel (Associate in Science with a major in Criminal Justice), Nicholas Kershbaumer (Associate in Science with a major in Nursing), Klavdiya Kravchenko (Associate in Science with a major in Dental Hygiene), Sherry Krejckant (Associate in Science with a major in Early Childhood Education), Julie Larochelle (Associate in Science with a major in Early Childhood Education), Rachel LePine (Associate in Science with a major in Mechanical Engineering Technology), Michael Lussier (Associate in Science with a major in Radiologic Technology), Steve Mason (Associate in Science with a major in General Studies), Laurence Munyanya (Associate in Science with a major in Hospitality & Tourism Management), John Nowe (Associate in Science with a major in General Studies), Christopher O'Brien (Associate in Science with a major in Information Technology), Trevor Paradis (Associate in Science with a major in Mechanical Engineering Technology), James Pinet (Associate in Science with a major in Radiologic Technology), Kaylyn Rifkin (Associate in Science with a major in General Studies), Kevin Rivera (Associate in Science with a major in General Studies), Laura Roy (Associate in Science with a major in Radiologic Technology), Aisling Sheil (Associate in Science with a major in Nursing), Abiral Swar (Associate in Science with a major in Criminal Justice), Samragi Swar (Associate in Science with a major in Criminal Justice), Besfort Syla (Associate in Science with a major in Criminal Justice), Gina Vassallo (Associate in Science with a major in Radiologic Technology), Darcie Vlangas (Associate in Science with a major in Dental Hygiene), Mark Wunschel (Associate in Science with a major in Computer Engineering Technology)

Mason NH
Barry Hutchins (Associate in Science with a major in Criminal Justice)

Melvin Village NH
Amy LeRoux (Associate in Science with a major in Nursing)

Meredith NH
Alzora Eldridge (Associate in Science with a major in Human Service), Nancy Pelczar (Associate in Science with a major in Nursing)

Merrimack NH
Daniel Jacques (Associate in Science with a major in Criminal Justice), Marsha Kelly (Associate in Science with a major in Education), Natasha Prater (Associate in Science with a major in Human Service), Megan Provencher (Associate in Science with a major in General Studies), Matthew Zawojski (Associate in Science with a major in Computer Engineering Technology)

Milford NH
Amy Brine (Associate in Science with a major in Dental Hygiene), Michael Elser (Associate in Science with a major in Animation & Graphic Game Programming), Kierstyn Henderson (Associate in Science with a major in Business Administration), Jarrod Rodimon (Associate in Science with a major in Architectural Engineering Technology), Allison Sinkiewicz (Associate in Science with a major in Business Administration), Zackery Wheeler (Associate in Science with a major in Animation & Graphic Game Programming)

Nashua NH
Jeni Mae Bergeron (Associate in Science with a major in Radiologic Technology), Chelsea Costa (Associate in Science with a major in Dental Hygiene), Garret DeJong (Associate in Science with a major in Paramedic Emergency Medicine), Kathryn Fisher (Associate in Science with a major in Criminal Justice), Jennifer Keating (Associate in Science with a major in Radiologic Technology), Samuel Lynch (Associate in Science with a major in Criminal Justice), Colleen Mague (Associate in Science with a major in Radiologic Technology), Stacey Maiocchi (Associate in Science with a major in Radiologic Technology), Melissa Willey (Associate in Science with a major in Dental Hygiene)

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Kaitlin Archibald (Associate in Science with a major in Business Administration)

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Laura Cooney (Associate in Science with a major in Nursing), Justin Tivey (Associate in Science with a major in General Studies), Jonathan VanEtten (Associate in Science with a major in Nursing)

Newmarket NH
Jodie Taylor (Associate in Science with a major in Radiologic Technology)

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Travis Gates (Associate in Science with a major in Architectural Engineering Technology)

North Conway NH
Daniel Lavigne (Associate in Science with a major in Addiction Counseling), Logan Spoor (Associate in Science with a major in Criminal Justice)

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Christopher Caveney (Associate in Science with a major in Mechanical Engineering Technology), Dylan Hutchinson (Associate in Science with a major in Criminal Justice), Savannah Paulhus (Associate in Science with a major in Human Service), Matthew Smarkel (Associate in Science with a major in Business Administration), Amanda Spooner (Associate in Science with a major in Nursing)

Northwood NH
Rebecca Brackett (Associate in Science with a major in Business Administration), Nichole Macone (Associate in Science with a major in Information Technology), Pamela Pudwell (Associate in Science with a major in Dental Hygiene), Ashley Williams (Associate in Science with a major in Architectural Engineering Technology)

Ossipee NH
Caitlin Southerland (Associate in Science with a major in General Studies)

Pembroke NH
Jennifer Boucher (Associate in Science with a major in Criminal Justice), Eric Calhoun (Associate in Science with a major in Health Science), Madyson Caruso (Associate in Science with a major in General Studies), Matthew Cotnoir (Associate in Science with a major in General Studies), John Gailunas (Associate in Science with a major in Information Technology), Aaron Johnson (Associate in Science with a major in Electronic Engineering Technology), Peter Kane (Associate in Science with a major in Mechanical Engineering Technology), Matthew Lindsay (Associate in Science with a major in Animation & Graphic Game Programming), Ellen Murphy (Associate in Science with a major in Information Technology), Timothy Phair (Associate in Arts with a major in Visual Arts), Kayla Pouliot (Associate in Science with a major in Business Administration)

Penacook NH
Matthew Caldwell (Associate in Science with a major in Nursing), Angie Carter (Associate in Science with a major in Nursing), Richard Friberg (Associate in Science with a major in Nursing), Shannon Marquis (Associate in Science with a major in Nursing), Stephen Patrick (Associate in Science with a major in Information Technology), Tracy Phillips (Associate in Science with a major in Early Childhood Education), Matthew Sweet (Associate in Science with a major in Criminal Justice), Kacey Watson (Associate in Science with a major in Criminal Justice)

Peterborough NH
Jennifer Ingalls (Associate in Science with a major in Dental Hygiene), Donald Wallis (Associate in Science with a major in Mechanical Engineering Technology)

Pittsfield NH
Alexandria Codd (Associate in Science with a major in Human Service), Stephanie Foss (Associate in Science with a major in General Studies), Cynthia Hetu (Associate in Science with a major in Accounting), Delina Lawrence (Associate in Science with a major in General Studies), Morgan Mewkill (Associate in Science with a major in General Studies), Dennis Volpe (Associate in Science with a major in Information Technology), Brendon Ward (Associate in Science with a major in General Studies)

Raymond NH
Sharon Doumas (Associate in Science with a major in Education), Clifford Hoelzel (Associate in Science with a major in Business Administration), Nolan Lewis (Associate in Science with a major in Mechanical Engineering Technology), Gage Mele (Associate in Science with a major in Criminal Justice)

Rochester NH
Kevin Gill (Associate in Science with a major in General Studies), Jeremy Lemay (Associate in Science with a major in Accounting), Thomas Pearce (Associate in Science with a major in General Studies)

Rumney NH
Megan Frament (Associate in Science with a major in Dental Hygiene)

Salem NH
Evan Duane (Associate in Science with a major in Mechanical Engineering Technology and an Associate in Science with a major in Manufacturing Engineering Technology), Rita Eksoozian (Associate in Science with a major in Dental Hygiene), Kaitlyn Foster (Associate in Science with a major in Education), Kristen Fraser (Associate in Science with a major in Dental Hygiene), Courtney Lambert (Associate in Science with a major in Nursing), Matthew York (Associate in Science with a major in Mechanical Engineering Technology)

Salisbury NH
Tyler Bresslin (Associate in Science in Business Administration with a Concentration in Sports Management), Amanda Martin (Associate in Science with a major in General Studies)

Sanbornton NH
Ryan Grumbling (Associate in Science with a major in Landscape & Environmental Design), Brooke Henry (Associate in Science with a major in Nursing), Caitlin Kievit (Associate in Science with a major in General Studies), Tucker Wright (Associate in Science with a major in General Studies)

Sanbornville NH
Miranda Atkinson (Associate in Science with a major in Architectural Engineering Technology), Melissa Francazio (Associate in Science with a major in General Studies), Alyssa Hall (Associate in Science with a major in General Studies)

Sandown NH
Kaitlyn Cheney (Associate in Science with a major in Nursing), Christa Laycock (Associate in Science with a major in Addiction Counseling)

Seabrook NH
Christian Ellis (Associate in Science with a major in Information Technology)

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Dwayne Michaud (Associate in Science with a major in Electronic Engineering Technology)

Strafford NH
Daryl Boire (Associate in Science with a major in Nursing), Keegan Carter (Associate in Science with a major in Information Technology), Brendon Chick (Associate in Science with a major in Information Technology), Jennifer Forbes (Associate in Science with a major in Information Technology), Meghan Iber (Associate in Science with a major in Nursing)

Stratham NH
Stephanie McArdle (Associate in Science with a major in Dental Hygiene)

Sunapee NH
Natasha Loza (Associate in Science with a major in Human Service)

Tamworth NH
Nichole Cotton (Associate in Science with a major in Early Childhood Education)

Tilton NH
Matthew Bungay (Associate in Science with a major in General Studies), Melanie Kray (Associate in Science with a major in Accounting), Christopher Leubner (Associate in Science with a major in Architectural Engineering Technology), Wayne Rowe (Associate in Science with a major in Criminal Justice), Kathryn Schmelzer (Associate in Science with a major in Early Childhood Education), Ethan Shea (Associate in Science with a major in Architectural Engineering Technology)

Walpole NH
Emily Abbott (Associate in Science with a major in Hospitality & Tourism Management), Tyler Harding (Associate in Science with a major in Manufacturing Engineering Technology)

Warner NH
Daniel Loz (Associate in Science with a major in Information Technology), Emery Noel (Associate in Science with a major in Information Technology), Christopher Sevigny (Associate in Science with a major in Architectural Engineering Technology)

Washington NH
Julianne Read (Associate in Science with a major in Hospitality & Tourism Management)

Weare NH
Zachary Boisvert (Associate in Science with a major in Radiologic Technology), Jonathan Bunie (Associate in Science with a major in Mechanical Engineering Technology and an Associate in Science with a major in Manufacturing Engineering Technology), Merrissa Johnson (Associate in Science with a major in Nursing), Arielle LeGrand (Associate in Science with a major in Radiologic Technology), Amanda Mirando (Associate in Arts with a major in Liberal Arts), Alfred Osborne (Associate in Science with a major in Architectural Engineering Technology), Jessica Pelletier (Associate in Science with a major in General Studies), Julie Stockhaus (Associate in Science with a major in General Studies)

Webster NH
Lindsay Chase (Associate in Science with a major in Radiologic Technology), Angela Clark (Associate in Science with a major in Nursing)

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Aaron Hudon (Associate in Science with a major in General Studies)

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Anthony Havalotti (Associate in Science with a major in Criminal Justice), Kaitlyn Pariseau (Associate in Science with a major in Dental Hygiene)

Wilmot NH
Nancy Waldron (Associate in Science with a major in Nursing)

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Kyle Scripter (Associate in Science with a major in Mechanical Engineering Technology)

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Briana Faloretti (Associate in Science with a major in Dental Hygiene)

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Brian Campbell (Associate in Science with a major in Paramedic Emergency Medicine), Derek Sousa (Associate in Science with a major in Criminal Justice)

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Shelby LaCouture (Associate in Science with a major in Addiction Counseling)

Beverly MA
David Seavey (Associate in Science with a major in Mechanical Engineering Technology)

Groveland MA
Andrew Stauble (Associate in Science with a major in Mechanical Engineering Technology)

Haverhill MA
Michael Darling (Associate in Science with a major in Information Technology)

Philadelphia PA
Kookhee Ma (Associate in Science with a major in Hospitality & Tourism Management)

Morrisville VT
Chantal Marcoux (Associate in Science with a major in Nursing)

Underhill VT
Hilary Martelle (Associate in Science with a major in Paramedic Emergency Medicine)

New Robotics Degree at NHTI

June 7, 2013, 8:35 am

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A student learns to program an industrial robot under the watchful eye of Prof. Robert Arredondo, head of NHTI’s Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering departments.

Program Prepares Students for Advanced Manufacturing Jobs

CONCORD — Starting this fall, NHTI, Concord’s Community College, will begin offering a new 2-year Associate’s Degree in Robotics and Automation Engineering Technology (RAET).

Manufacturing is coming back strong using robotics and automation. As a result, low skilled workers are being replaced by high skilled technicians and engineers. Building upon NHTI’s long standing reputation in engineering technology education, the new RAET program has been carefully constructed with the assistance of industry partners to provide students the skills and knowledge to qualify for these high paying careers.

Joining NHTI’s prestigious staff is Program Coordinator and Professor Joe Cunningham. He brings a long career of industry experience and engineering education, along with involvement as a Master Teacher with the national Project Lead The Way engineering program, and many years in FIRST and VEX robotics. Professor Cunningham is also a co-founder of NH TechFest.

Students in the RAET program will master engineering fundamentals by taking courses in engineering design, manufacturing processes, computer programming, circuit theory, and digital electronics. Emphasis is also placed on the study of mathematics and physical science, while English and social science courses broaden and improve the student’s communication skills.

A series of more advanced/specialized courses focuses on the integration of new and existing technologies and their application to product design and fabrication. Topics include robotics, machine vision, process automation, programmable logic controllers, motion control, and the use of computers for design and manufacture.

The program is designed to prepare engineering technologists for employment in advanced manufacturing. Positions such as electro mechanical technician have an average salary of $54k/year with a great employment outlook. Graduates will also have the foundation necessary to pursue a bachelor’s degree, and to take advantage of opportunities for life-long learning and professional development.

This program is sponsored by (or in part by) a $19.97 million grant from the U.S. Department of Labor, Employment & Training Administration TAACCCT Grant #TC-22504-ll-60-A-33, awarded to the New Hampshire Community College System in 2011. This grant is helping to build capacity in the state’s hi-tech manufacturing sector by advancing the skills of students to meet workforce demands.

NHTI Holds Line on Tuition

June 28, 2013, 7:29 am

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Friday, June 28, 2013 - 10:29

CONCORD — Tuition at NHTI will not rise this fall, in a decision reached by the Community College System of NH (CCSNH) Board of Trustees. This is the fourth year since 2006 that NHTI and the State’s other six community colleges have held firm on tuition costs. The decision comes in response to the legislature’s passage of a two-year budget which restores approximately $6 million of funding cut from the community college system budget during the previous biennium, including $2 million from the NHTI budget.

With tuition at New Hampshire community colleges already among the highest in the country, and state scholarship funding cut in the last State budget, System Chancellor Ross Gittell says that keeping rates from rising still higher is crucial. “Our focus is on affordability and accessibility for students to higher education and advanced economic opportunities,” he said. “It helps students and their families, and it also helps New Hampshire employment and the economy.”

“This is good news for our students,” says NHTI President Lynn Kilchenstein. “The cost of education is already a significant obstacle for many of our students. Freezing tuition for another year will make education more accessible for many students who struggle to make ends meet and who, more often than not, work part-time, or even full time, while pursuing their academic goals.”

Kilchenstein added that the tuition freeze also helps New Hampshire maintain its competitive economic edge. “Our business partners tell us that they are able to remain in New Hampshire because of NHTI’s highly skilled computer and engineering technology graduates,” she says. “Our graduates offer their considerable talents throughout the State in a wide variety of fields, holding positions of responsibility at work and in community service. If higher education becomes unaffordable, the State will lose the benefit of what these bright, creative people can bring to the community. We need to hold tuition level in order to keep the door open for our local people, and for our businesses and industries to have a pool of skilled people from which to draw.”

In-state tuition at the state’s community colleges will remain at $210 per credit, or $630 for a 3-credit course. Annually, a community college student will pay $5,040 in tuition for a minimum full-time course load. Room and board at NHTI, which is the only college in the CCSNH with residence halls, will increase 3% due to the rising cost of food. Community college courses offered in high schools through the Running Start program, for dual high school and college credit, will remain $150 per course.

Tuition for the New England Regional Student Program remains $315 per credit, and out-of-state tuition remains $478 per credit.

Joe Cunningham to Head New Robotics Program

July 1, 2013, 5:55 am

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Program Preps Students for Careers in Industrial Automation

CONCORD — NHTI, Concord’s Community College, is pleased to welcome Joe Cunningham as Professor and Program Coordinator of the college’s new Associate Degree program in Robotics and Automation Engineering Technology (RAET). Joe brings many years of industrial experience to the position, with companies such as Sevcon, Raytheon, and most recently Speedline Technologies.

Prior to coming to NHTI, Joe was a teacher at Pinkerton Academy in Derry, NH, where he was deeply involved in the Project Lead the Way Program, a pathway to engineering program which enables high school students to take college-level engineering courses for college credit. As a Project Lead the Way Master Teacher, Joe helped educate and prepare other teachers to offer courses in the program. He was also the advisor to Pinkerton’s FIRST Robotics and VEX Robotics competition teams, the latter of which went to the VEX World Championships for the past two years in a row.

Joe is also a co-founder of NH Tech Fest, an annual event in October which seeks to interest middle school and younger high school students in STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) careers. Set up like a trade show, the festival features exhibits from a wide range of businesses and schools, and draws around 700 students every year.

Over the past two decades, New Hampshire’s manufacturing economy has been moving away from manual mill work toward automated, “smart” manufacturing. This means there are fewer traditional low-wage factory jobs, but more higher-paying jobs for skilled workers. NHTI’s new RAET program is specifically designed to prepare students for employment in advanced manufacturing.

NHTI’s RAET program has benefited by a $19.97 million grant from the U.S. Department of Labor (Employment & Training Administration TAACCCT Grant #TC-22504-ll-60-A-33) awarded to CCSNH. The grant helped NHTI fund a brand-new, state-of-the-art robotics lab and upgrade the equipment in the CNC lab. Joe is confident that NHTI can offer students the best preparation for work in today’s automated manufacturing environment.

“We are the flagship engineering program in the state,” he says. “NHTI has been an engineering school since our founding in 1965. The RAET program draws on the richness of our base program to teach the fundamentals, while adding more advanced topics like robotics, machine vision and process automation. We have a brand-new, state-of-the-art robotics lab. We have industry partners telling us exactly what kind of training our students should have. We are offering a full Associate degree, and we are working on connections with UNH and other schools, so that students who want to go on for a Bachelor’s degree will be able to do so seamlessly.

“Add to that our low prices, small class sizes, and individualized attention … why would anyone go anywhere else?”

NHTI, Concord’s Community College, is a fully accredited, public community college serving students, businesses and the community by providing excellent academic, technical and professional education. The Community College System of NH is an equal opportunity employer, and adaptive equipment is available upon request to persons with disabilities. NHTI offers 65 academic programs to more than 4,500 students. NHTI is a member of the Community College System of New Hampshire.

Legal Nurse Consultant Certificate Program Information Night

July 17, 2013, 5:51 am

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Wednesday August 7, 6-7:30 pm

CONCORD — In 2011, NHTI, Concord’s Community College, became the first school in New Hampshire to offer an on-site certificate program in the new and growing field of Legal Nurse Consulting. LNCs are professional nurses with both clinical expertise and training in the law. They provide an invaluable service to both the medical and legal professions by evaluating, analyzing and offering informed opinions on the delivery of healthcare and resulting outcomes. LNCs can serve in a variety of settings including hospitals and other health care facilities, insurance companies, law firms, medical malpractice and workers' compensation organizations, and private LNC practices.

Approved by the American Bar Association, NHTI’s certificate program is designed for experienced Registered Nurses who are interested in becoming Legal Nurse Consultants. With the combined resources of the Paralegal program and the Center for Nursing Professional Development, NHTI is uniquely equipped to provide the legal knowledge and practical field experience LNCs require. Classes are held evenings and weekends, and the program can be completed in one calendar year.

On Wednesday August 7th, NHTI will offer an Information Night for those who would like to learn more about the LNC program from 6:00 – 7:30 pm. Please RSVP for this event to Stacey Peters, Legal Nurse Consultant Department Head, (603) 271-6484 x4274.

To learn more about the LNC program, visit NHTI’s Nursing Continuing Education web site.

NHTI, Concord’s Community College, is a fully accredited, public community college serving students, businesses and the community by providing excellent academic, technical and professional education. NHTI offers over 65 academic programs to more than 4,500 students. NHTI is a member of the Community College System of New Hampshire.

Chuck Lloyd Moves Up

July 18, 2013, 8:38 am

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Charles “Chuck” Lloyd, Ed.D. has recently been promoted to Associate Vice President of Student Affairs at NHTI, Concord’s Community College. Previously, he was Director of Student Life. In his new role, Chuck will manage the Student Life Office, Athletics, and Health and Counseling Services.

Chuck’s academic credentials include an Associate of Science in Chemical Dependency (Keene State College 2002), a Bachelor of Science in Physical Education and Teacher Certification from (Keene State 2002), a Master of Education in Higher Education (Plymouth State University 2007), a Certificate of Advanced Graduate Studies in Educational Leadership (Plymouth State 2010), and a Doctor of Education in Higher Education Administration (Northeastern University 2013).

NHTI, Concord’s Community College, is a fully accredited, public community college serving students, businesses and the community by providing excellent academic, technical and professional education. NHTI offers over 65 academic programs to more than 4,500 students. NHTI is a member of the Community College System of New Hampshire.

Farren Wins Plan NH Scholarship

August 6, 2013, 7:10 am

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Bonnie Farren teaching an NHTI-sponsored ceramics class at the Centennial Senior Center in Concord, Summer 2013.

CONCORD — On June 7, NHTI Visual Arts major Bonnie Farren of Concord became the first visual artist to receive an award from the Plan New Hampshire Scholarship and Fellowship Program. She was recognized, along with fellow award recipients, at a dinner held in their honor at the Susan McLane Audubon Center in Concord, co-hosted by the NH chapter of the American Institute of Architects.

Bonnie's winning proposal is an earth-works sculpture project that promotes direct human connection with the landscape by creating a seating center of softly rolling grass-covered mounds. "Sounds like a perfect project for the MacRury/Farnum corner of the NHTI Quad," says NHTI Visual Arts Deptartment Head Susan Haas. "A small amphitheater, easily maintained with a mower, creating visual interest in an otherwise flat plane."

Plan New Hampshire is a membership organization of architects, landscape architects, engineers, planners, contractors, real estate and law professionals and others with an interest in the built environment. Plan NH promotes sustainable planning, design and development by championing Smart Growth and Livability principles, as well as social responsibility and collaborative/cooperative efforts. The Scholarship and Fellowship Program recognizes outstanding students who call New Hampshire home, and who are studying a field that supports the organization's mission. The program is sponsored in part by the NH Charitable Foundation.

NHTI, Concord’s Community College, is a fully accredited, public community college serving students, businesses and the community by providing excellent academic, technical and professional education. NHTI offers over 65 academic programs to more than 4,500 students. NHTI is a member of the Community College System of New Hampshire.

Can You “Quonquer the Quad”?

August 12, 2013, 11:01 am

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Monday, August 12, 2013 - 14:01

Team fitness challenge to benefit scholarship fund

CONCORD — On Sunday September 22, 2013, NHTI, Concord’s Community College will hold its first “Quonquer the Quad” team fitness challenge to raise funds for the Jennifer Kemp Memorial Scholarship. The course, designed by Eric Marsh of Fun Intelligent Training, is comprised of numerous events created to give your body and mind a full work out, while testing your will and determination.

Tasks will range anywhere from a rope climb and tire flip, to balance beams and barrel rolls. It will also mix in some mental puzzles along the way to give your brain a cramp as well. Starting and ending in the NHTI quad, the challenge will take you around the NHTI campus and is sure to stretch your legs.

Teams are comprised of four people (age 18+), and each team must include at least one female member. Registration is $20 per person prior to Sept 7, $25 thereafter. Team check-in starts at 8 am Sunday morning, and the first team will begin the course at 9 am.

While this is definitely a race, and only the top 3 teams will receive prizes, the main goal of the event is to have fun and promote a healthy lifestyle. So if you want to get creative with your workout routine, challenge yourself with a group of friends, or are just trying to get off the couch, ask yourself: Can you “Quonquer the Quad”?

The Jen Kemp scholarship is named in memory of a graduate of NHTI’s Sports Management program who passed away unexpectedly in 2004. The scholarship distributes a minimum of three $500 awards each semester to qualified students who demonstrate strong academic skills and leadership potential, while also being active in campus life and community service at NHTI. Since its inception, over $10,000 has been awarded to deserving NHTI students helping to make a difference.

For more information and a registration form, visit http://www.nhti.edu/quonquerthequad.

NHTI, Concord’s Community College, is a fully accredited, public community college serving students, businesses and the community by providing excellent academic, technical and professional education. NHTI offers over 65 academic programs to more than 4,500 students. NHTI is a member of the Community College System of New Hampshire.

Practical Nursing Program Wins Re-accreditation

August 15, 2013, 5:27 am

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Thursday, August 15, 2013 - 08:27

CONCORD — NHTI's Practical Nursing Diploma Program has been granted re-accreditation by the Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing. The Board of Commissioners granted continuing accreditation to the program for eight years, scheduling its next evaluation visit for Spring 2021.

The Practical Nursing program offers a one year (spring, summer, and fall semester) curriculum which combines classroom and clinical instruction, preparing students to work as entry level members of a multidisciplinary team providing care in a variety of health care settings.

Graduates are eligible to apply for the National Council Licensure Examination for Practical Nurses (NCLEX-PN® Exam). Over the past three years, over 95% of NHTI’s Practical Nursing students have passed the NCLEX on their first try, consistently above the national and New Hampshire averages.

Graduates of the Practical Nursing program may also apply to continue their studies through NHTI’s LPN-RN Completion Option and obtain an Associate Degree. Upon completion of this one year (summer, fall, and spring semester) program, students are eligible to apply for Registered Nurse Licensure.

NHTI, Concord’s Community College, is a fully accredited, public community college serving students, businesses and the community by providing excellent academic, technical and professional education. NHTI offers over 65 academic programs to more than 4,500 students. NHTI is a member of the Community College System of New Hampshire.

Summer 2013 Dean's List

August 20, 2013, 9:45 am

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Tuesday, August 20, 2013 - 12:45

Concord – The following students have been named to the Dean's List at NHTI, Concord's Community College, in recognition of their academic achievement during the Summer 2013 term. In order to qualify for Dean's List a student must be considered full time (registered for 12 credits or more) and have a term GPA of 3.3 or higher.

Allenstown NH
Katelyn Laskey

Alton NH
Trisha Lacroix

Bow NH
Joshua St.Laurent, Siyue Zhou

Campton NH
Sarah LaMorey

Gilford NH
Tracie Bettez

Hudson NH
Andre Turgeon

Londonderry NH
Alyssa Rosenberg

Manchester NH
Trip Chebook

Rochester NH
Megan Buttiglieri

Wolfeboro NH
Kelly Demain

Fall 2013 Art Classes

August 22, 2013, 12:12 pm

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Thursday, August 22, 2013 - 15:12

In Partnership with the Centennial Senior Center

CONCORD — This fall, NHTI, Concord’s Community College will offer a series of 4-week art classes in partnership with the Centennial Senior Center. The cost for each intensive, hands-on class is only $100. These are non-credit classes. Topics and schedule are as follows:

Introduction to Platters of Plenty with Bonnie Farren
Sept 18 - Oct 9, Wednesdays, 12-2 pm

Learn how to use shaped plaster forms as molds, and both wet and crayon glazes to customize your new, colorful addition to the dining room table. Just in time for the holiday
season, you can create a new family masterpiece that will last for generations. All levels of experience are welcome.

Introduction to Watercolor with Sara Ellis
Sept 19 - Oct 10, Thursdays, 10-12 pm

An introduction to the basic techniques of watercolor. Students will explore pictorial composition, color theory, and painting techniques in a step-by-step classroom painting from a still life.

Introduction to Digital Photography with Karen Torres
Oct 15 - Nov 5, Tuesdays, 1-3 pm

Learn how to take control of your digital camera, how to shoot better pictures, and end with your beautiful matted picture printed by Concord Camera!

Introduction to Figural Sculpture with Thomas Devaney
Oct 17 - Nov 7, Thursdays, 12-2 pm

This is a hands on beginners level class designed for students with little to no experience in sculpture. The course will cover the methods and material used to create a sculpture of a dancing figure. Traditional and non-traditional techniques will be demonstrated. Students will learn how to create a flexible armature and how to apply modeling materials in order to create their own sculpture of a dancer.

Introduction to Silkscreen on Fabric with Bonnie Farren
Nov 6 - Dec 4, Wednesdays, 12-2 pm

See how an image is transferred to the screen, and then learn the craft of multiple-color silkscreen printing from a variety of handmade prepared screens. Print botanical and natural imagery onto a useful tote, silk scarf and wall hanging of your own design! All levels of experience are welcome.

Introduction to Portrait/Mask-Making with Thomas Devaney
Nov 14 - Dec 12, Thursdays, 12-2 pm

This is a hands on class designed for students with little to no experience in portrait sculpture. Working from plaster casts, photographs and observation from life, students will create a portrait mask in clay. This course will cover traditional methods and techniques used in portrait sculpture. Students will create an expressive self-portrait mask in Paperclay!

NHTI’s Visual Arts studios are located at 254 North State Street, next door to the Centennial Senior Center. For more information, call (603) 228-6630 or email info@centennialseniorcenter.org.

NHTI, Concord’s Community College, is a fully accredited, public community college serving students, businesses and the community by providing excellent academic, technical and professional education. NHTI offers over 65 academic programs to more than 4,500 students. NHTI is a member of the Community College System of New Hampshire.

Travel/Study Abroad in Costa Rica

August 30, 2013, 6:35 am

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Friday, August 30, 2013 - 09:35

Information Night: September 17, 2013, 6-8 pm
Trip Dates: March 14-23, 2014

CONCORD — Explore some of the world's most beautiful and unusual plant and animal habitats … from the treetops on a canopy tour, from walking trails in the Cloud Forest, and even from the bedroom window of your lodge! NHTI's Spring Adventure in Costa Rica is not only a feast for your senses, it's a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in another culture and to get to know the people who work hard to conserve and protect their unique environment.

This 10 day adventure is open to any and all interested students or adult travelers. Anyone who loves the outdoors will love this trip! It offers plenty of warm sun, beautiful white sand beaches, spectacular scenery, friendly people and live volcanoes! Open to NHTI students, faculty, staff and the general public.

Those wishing to earn college credit for their travel experience can opt to take NHTI’s online Tropical Ecology and Conservation course (BI 180). The Spring Adventure in Costa Rica fulfills the Biology lab requirement for this 4 credit course.

NHTI will hold an Information Night for those wishing to learn more about the Costa Rica trip on Tuesday September 17 from 6:00 – 8:00 pm in the Student Center, room 225. For additional information please visit http://www.nhti.edu/travelstudy-abroad, or contact Amy Liptak, (603) 271-6484 x4243 or aliptak@ccsnh.edu.

NHTI, Concord’s Community College, is a fully accredited, public community college serving students, businesses and the community by providing excellent academic, technical and professional education. NHTI offers over 65 academic programs to more than 4,500 students. NHTI is a member of the Community College System of New Hampshire.

STARTERS … a new leadership program for NHTI student-athletes

September 3, 2013, 6:47 am

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Tuesday, September 3, 2013 - 09:47

CONCORD — This fall, NHTI, brought 60 new and returning student athletes to the school a few days early for its first ever STARTERS Leadership program – a two-day training intensive designed to encourage leadership qualities in and also help the new students prepare for college life. Twenty-five NHTI faculty and staff mentors also volunteered to be part of the program. Each student-athlete was assigned a mentor, and mentors will continue to have both formal and informal connections with their students throughout the year.

The program included sessions on team-building, civility, goal setting, influence and communication led by Dana and Deb Hult of Core Trainings of Nashua, NH. The students also took a workshop on academics with NHTI Business Department Head Marty Hunt, and one on financial assistance with Financial Aid Director Sheri Gonthier and Bursar Jess Bryan.

The STARTERS program is a collaborative effort between the Student Leadership Team and the Athletic Department at NHTI. Sport teams represented at the training included Men’s and Women’s Soccer, Men’s Baseball, Women’s Softball and Volleyball, Co-Ed Golf, Men’s & Women’s Cross-Country, Men’s Basketball, and the Spirit Team.

“The STARTERS Leadership program was a huge success for our student-athletes working together for two wonderful days of training and workshops,” said Athletic Director Paul Hogan. “Our athletic department feels the STARTERS program will become a cornerstone for the future success of the NHTI teams both on and off the competitive field of play.”

A STARTERS program is already being planned for Summer 2014 summer by the committee formulated to begin the next steps of the program, expanding the offerings and services provided for the NHTI athletic community. In addition, “we plan to offer some ‘spinoff programs’ for our fall athletes who were not able to attend our first STARTERS program,” says an enthusiastic Hogan. “The plans and timing of the STARTERS program to be scheduled late August 2014 should help bridge the gap for our teams and athletes.”

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