CONCORD, N.H. –  To address the critical need for Computer Science teachers in the workforce, NHTI has developed a NH State Board of Education certified Teacher Certification Program in Computer Science. This post-baccalaureate program is designed for people who have completed a bachelor’s degree and would like to become a teacher or obtain an additional teacher certification in this field. Affordable and flexible programming options including evening, online, and summer courses allow for work, school, life balance. This program prepares interested candidates to become licensed to teach Computer Science in NH K-12 schools.

NHTI is pleased to be able to offer this program in addition to the other NH State Board fully approved programs in middle and high school sciences, mathematics, special education, and ESOL. The mission of the NHTI Teacher Education Conversion Program (TECP) is to work with adult learners, in the NH critical shortage teaching areas, to assist these career changers in becoming licensed teachers.

NHTI will hold an Information Night on Wednesday, July 31st, 5:30 pm in the NHTI Library living room for those interested in more information. Come and meet the faculty, and see what program completers and current candidates in the program have to share about their experiences in the TECP. More information may be found at https://www.nhti.edu/tecp_info_night

You can contact Dr. Kelly Moore Dunn, Director of the Programs, email kdunn@ccsnh.edu for information.

NHTI is a dynamic public institution of higher learning providing accessible, rigorous education, serving students, businesses and the community by creating pathways for lifelong learning, career advancement and civic engagement NHTI―Concord’s Community College offers more than 90 academic programs to more than 4,600 students annually. Graduates can transfer to 4-year colleges and universities, or enter directly into the workforce. NHTI is a member of the Community College System of New Hampshire, and has been accredited by the New England Commission of Higher Education, a nongovernmental, nationally recognized accrediting agency, since 1969. 

CONCORD, N.H. –  Recently, NHTI―Concord’s Community College underwent an extensive compliance audit which reviewed the administration of military educational benefits to qualifying students from Spring 2015 through Spring 2019. NHTI served between 160-230 qualifying students per semester. Out of those between 91-147 were using Veterans educational benefits. The audit revealed no compliance issues.

NHTI has made a commitment to help Veterans and active duty military personnel succeed in their academic endeavors, and help these students travel through the college application process and the military educational benefit enrollment process. Elizabeth Pontacoloni, NHTI’s Certifying Official says she considers it a pleasure working with this population of students. “These students are motivated and eager to take advantage of what we offer here. Making the transition to college is sometimes difficult. I enjoy making it easier.”

NHTI is a dynamic public institution of higher learning providing accessible, rigorous education, serving students, businesses and the community by creating pathways for lifelong learning, career advancement and civic engagement NHTI―Concord’s Community College offers more than 90 academic programs to more than 4,600 students annually. Graduates can transfer to 4-year colleges and universities, or enter directly into the workforce. NHTI is a member of the Community College System of New Hampshire, and has been accredited by the New England Commission of Higher Education, a nongovernmental, nationally recognized accrediting agency, since 1969. 

Friday, September 13th, 1 pm – 7 pm
Saturday, September 14th, 8 am – 4 pm

CONCORD — NHTI—Concord’s Community College, will host a two-day conference on “Mindfulness in Society” on September 13th and 14th, 2019. Internationally recognized experts in the field of mindfulness—Congressman Tim Ryan (D-OH), Judson Brewer, and Rhonda Magee—will speak on Friday afternoon and participate in a reception that evening. On Saturday, over 20 local presenters will conduct workshops around the themes of mindfulness in education, business, health care, and society.

“Mindfulness as a discipline and practice is expanding all over the world,” says NHTI English professor Dan Huston. “This expansion has a lot to offer us on both an individual and societal level, helping people live more satisfying lives while also increasing success in education, the workplace, and personal relationships. It is our hope that this conference, in support of NHTI’s mindful communication courses and certificate program, will support the expansion of mindfulness as a practice throughout New Hampshire, New England, and beyond.” Friday’s keynote speakers will discuss how mindfulness relates to issues that are of vital importance in our lives, including politics, addiction, and equality.

Registration for Friday’s keynote talks and the reception is $50, which includes food samples and drink tastings from local restaurants, breweries, and wineries. The cost for Saturday’s workshops is $125, including continental breakfast and lunch. Tickets for both days are $150. Register online at https://www.nhti.edu/mindfulness_conference

NHTI is a leader in bringing mindfulness to higher education. Mindful communication instruction is integrated into several of the college’s associate degree programs, including Human Service, Addiction Counseling, and Information Technology, and the college recently launched a new certificate program in Mindful Communication.

About NHTI-Concord’s Community College:
NHTI is a dynamic public institution of higher learning providing accessible, rigorous education, serving students, businesses, and the community by creating pathways for lifelong learning, career advancement, and civic engagement. NHTI offers more than 90 academic programs to over 4,000 students annually. NHTI is a member of the Community College System of New Hampshire, and has been accredited by the Commission on Institutions of Higher Education of the New England Association of Schools and Colleges, Inc., a nongovernmental, nationally recognized accrediting agency, since 1969.

Legal Nurse Consultant Certificate Program Information Night

CONCORD — On Wednesday, August 7, NHTI will hold an Information Night for people interested in its Legal Nurse Consultant (LNC) Program. The growing complexity of the health care system, and its increasing entanglement with the legal system, has given rise in recent years to a new class of professional:  the Legal Nurse Consultant (LNC).  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.

NHTI, Concord’s Community College, offers an on-site certificate program in this growing field.  Approved by the American Bar Association, the program is designed for experienced Registered Nurses who are interested in becoming Legal Nurse Consultants.  This program provides the legal knowledge and practical field experience LNCs require to evaluate, analyze and offer 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.  The responsibilities of an LNC are broad, and include:

• analysis of medical records,
• determining if standards of care have been breached,
• investigation of risk management issues,
• evaluation of medical malpractice claims and workers’ compensation matters.

Although a Legal Nurse Consultant can perform many tasks performed by an attorney, legal work performed by an LNC must be under the supervision and direction of an attorney.  

The Information Night will be held from 6:00 – 7:00 pm in NHTI’s McRury Hall, room 140.

For more information about NHTI’s Legal Nurse Consultant certificate program, contact Department Chair Stacey Peters at (603) 271-6484, ext. 4274 or speters@ccsnh.edu or visit https://www.nhti.edu/legal-nurse-info-night

About NHTI-Concord’s Community College:

NHTI is a dynamic public institution of higher learning providing accessible, rigorous education, serving students, businesses and the community by creating pathways for lifelong learning, career advancement and civic engagement NHTI―Concord’s Community College offers more than 90 academic programs to more than 4,600 students annually. Graduates can transfer to 4-year colleges and universities, or enter directly into the workforce. NHTI is a member of the Community College System of New Hampshire, and has been accredited by the New England Commission of Higher Education, a nongovernmental, nationally recognized accrediting agency, since 1969.

About NHTI-Concord’s Community College:
NHTI is a dynamic public institution of higher learning providing accessible, rigorous education, serving students, businesses, and the community by creating pathways for lifelong learning, career advancement, and civic engagement. NHTI offers more than 90 academic programs to over 4,000 students annually. NHTI is a member of the Community College System of New Hampshire, and has been accredited by the Commission on Institutions of Higher Education of the New England Association of Schools and Colleges, Inc., a nongovernmental, nationally recognized accrediting agency, since 1969.

CONCORD - The National Association for the Education of Young Children’s (NAEYC) Commission on the Accreditation of Early Childhood Higher Education Programs announced that NHTI was granted first-time accreditation of its Associate of Science Degree in Early Childhood Education. To earn and retain accreditation, programs must demonstrate a number of rigorous standards including curriculum development and field experiences for students. Diana Menard, Department Chair of Child and Family Studies shares that “achieving this accreditation helps demonstrate our important work in developing strong students to enter the Early Childhood field, which in turn supports working families and provides stability to employers around the state.”

Seventy-five students are registered for the Fall semester at NHTI.

About NHTI-Concord’s Community College:

NHTI is a dynamic public institution of higher learning providing accessible, rigorous education, serving students, businesses and the community by creating pathways for lifelong learning, career advancement and civic engagement NHTI―Concord’s Community College offers more than 90 academic programs to more than 4,600 students annually. Graduates can transfer to 4-year colleges and universities, or enter directly into the workforce. NHTI is a member of the Community College System of New Hampshire, and has been accredited by the New England Commission of Higher Education, a nongovernmental, nationally recognized accrediting agency, since 1969.

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 2019 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.

Alton NH
Nicole Varney

Amherst NH
Dianna Matzo

Concord NH
Shannon Champagne, Jared Fumo, Paul Gelinas, Bethany Patten

Deerfield NH
Theanda Scheepers

Fremont NH
Jasmine Taylor

Hollis NH
Andrew Heath

Manchester NH
Angela Cooper, Amanda Gobis, Olajumoke Ogunbayo

Newmarket NH
Logan Guay

Northfield NH
Sarah Marcoux

Penacook NH
Kylie Lavoie

Sanbornton NH
Theresa Laliberte

The following students graduated from NHTI, Concord's Community College, during the Summer 2019 term:

Barnstead NH
Darion Boisvert

Barrington NH
Joie Comeau

Bedford NH
Kathleen Dreisig, Chantal Bonanno

Belmont NH
Jody Auclair

Chester NH
Melissa Martel

Concord NH
Tulsi Patel, Clayton Ellis, Brittany Companion, Spencer Hicks, Jasper Anderson, Molly Hoar, Sean Drews, Danielle Drewes

Derry NH
Andrew Collins

Dunbarton NH
Henna Woodod

Fremont NH
Jennifer Martin

Gilmanton NH
Hunter Sanborn

Goffstown NH
Jarod Gagnonm Nathan Steele, Justine Nicklin

Hampton NH
Stephanie Pelletier

Henniker NH
Brandon Matott

Hillsborough NH
Amber Remillard, Rhiannon Talotta

Hollis NH
Andrew Heath

Hooksett NH
Gabrielle L'Heureux, Logan Moulton

Hopkinton NH
Mary Shea

Hudson NH
Peri Clark

Laconia NH
Bailee Demers, Kylie Dolloff

Littleton NH
Destiny House

Londonderry NH
Nicholas Emery, Lianna Giannini, Kathleen Gora

Loudon NH
Daniel Cowan, Fiona Rodrigue, Carolyn Lake

Manchester NH
Lyndsie Robinson, Tyler St Denis, Emilee Stenger, Einas Ulsunni, Patrick Blanchard, Chelsea Evans

Meredith NH
James Sorbie

New Boston NH
Savannah Hurst

Newmarket NH
Logan Guay

North Sutton NH
Jonathan Dever

Northwood NH
Courtney White

Pembroke NH
Dessiah Williams

Penacook NH
Madyn Kenney

Rye NH
Taylor Henschke

Sanbornton NH
Leah Lambert, Sydni Chapman

Sandown NH
Cameron Bishop

Somersworth NH
Taryn Connolly

Weare NH
David Coyne, Emily Little, Joseph Boucher

Santa Maria CA
Andrew Deriso

Toccoa GA
Vincent DeVasto

Westford MA
Evan Anctil

Kittery ME
Riselly Deoleo

Portland ME
Ethan Woolbert

Corinth VT
Baylie Ordway

CONCORD — NHTI - Concord's Community College Alpha Upsilon Omicron chapter of Phi Theta Kappa International Honor Society (PTK) hosted an induction ceremony on the evening of October 17^th, in the Grappone Hall Auditorium. This NHTI Chapter of Phi Theta Chapter is in its 28th year.

Phi Theta Kappa is an international scholastic honor society with a mission to recognize and encourage the academic achievement of two-year college students and to provide opportunities for individual growth and development through participation in honors, leadership, service, and fellowship. PTK members are eligible to apply for millions of dollars in scholarships each year. Invitations to join PTK are sent only to students with a 3.5 grade-point average after completing 12 or more credit hours of college-level work; they must be currently enrolled, and pursuing an Associate in Arts or an Associate in Science degree. Established in 1910, Phi Theta Kappa is the oldest and largest academic honor society in the world.

Alpha Upsilon Omicron Chapter co-advisors Trisha Dionne and Deborah Remillard inducted the following new Phi Theta Kappa International Honor Society members during the candle lighting ceremony: Michelle Auger, Cara Byrne, Shannon Champagne, Regan Colvin, Megan Gaudette, Fiona Mara, Gerald Marcoux, Susanna Miller, Samara Ortiz, Shoghy Ngoy, Catherine Phillips, Catie Stearns, Jasmine Taylor, Debra Walker, and Holly White.

Chapter officers for the 2018-2019 include president, Hannah Halka; co-vice presidents, Shoghy Ngoy and Holly White; treasurer Gerald Marcoux, secretary, Jasmine Taylor; and historian, Regan Colvin.

NHTI is a dynamic public institution of higher learning providing accessible, rigorous education, serving students, businesses and the community by creating pathways for lifelong learning, career advancement and civic engagement NHTI―Concord’s Community College offers more than 90 academic programs to more than 4,600 students annually. Graduates can transfer to 4-year colleges and universities, or enter directly into the workforce. NHTI is a member of the Community College System of New Hampshire, and has been accredited by the New England Commission of Higher Education, a nongovernmental, nationally recognized accrediting agency, since 1969. www.nhti.edu
 

CONCORD— A well-deserved win against Williamson College of the Trades on Saturday, November 2, 2019 earned NHTI-Concord’s Community College Men’s Basketball Coach Paul Hogan the 600th win of his career. Hogan’s career has spanned over 35 years and has included eight years as head coach at Plymouth State College (1990-1998) and 19 years as head coach at NHTI (2000-present). “It is just great to get another win” said Coach Hogan when asked on win number 600. “I have had really good players; some great assistant coaches and the key thing has been getting the players to buy into the team.”

In 2005 Hogan’s men’s basketball team earned the first ever national championship in New Hampshire by leading the Lynx to the United States Collegiate Athletic Association (USCAA) National Championship. Throughout his career at NHTI his teams have consistently earned regular season championships with the Yankee Small College Conference (YSCC) and competed nationally through the USCAA. Since 2000 Hogan has served as NHTI Athletic Director and is dedicated to building solid intercollegiate athletic programs that attract student-athletes committed to learning and competing on regional and national arenas.

Hogan joins two other coaches in the state of NH who have earned the honor of winning 600 games, Stan Spirou who has retired from Southern New Hampshire University and Keith Dickson who is at Saint Anselm College.

On November 13, 2019 at 1 pm there will be a celebration to honor Hogan for his achievement in the Student Center. This event is open to the public.

For his 600th win NHTI was led by Sean Riley (Washington, DC) who tallied 20 points (8-12 FG, 2-4 3-FG, 2-2 FT), five steals and a pair of rebounds. Sean Menard (Chichester, NH) added 14 points (5-11 FG, 4-9 3-FG), two steals and two rebounds. Team Captain JQ Thurmond (Monticello, GA) finished the game with 14 points (6-14 FG, 0-1 3-FG, 2-2 FT) five steals, five rebounds and three assists.

NHTI is a dynamic public institution of higher learning providing accessible, rigorous education, serving students, businesses and the community by creating pathways for lifelong learning, career advancement and civic engagement NHTI-Concord’s Community College offers more than 90 academic programs to more than 4,600 students annually. Graduates can transfer to 4-year colleges and universities, or enter directly into the workforce. NHTI is a member of the Community College System of New Hampshire, and has been accredited by the New England Commission of Higher Education, a nongovernmental, nationally recognized accrediting agency, since 1969.

Concord, NH – The Allied Dental Education Department is pleased to announce that we have received a $5,000 grant from Northeast Delta Dental Foundation in support of our portable dental clinic. This clinic has been operating in partnership with the Merrimack Valley High School since 1997, which was established as part of the Community Clinic course at NHTI.

During the 2018/2019 school year, 16 NHTI Allied Dental Health students provided care to approximately 50 high school students, who often required multiple visits to the clinic in order to complete their treatments. This partnership provides a wonderful opportunity for our students to interact with community patients, while offering no-cost dental care to those seeking to improve their oral health.

“The generous grant from the Northeast Delta Dental Foundation will help NHTI purchase much needed equipment in order to sustain this program. The equipment we are using is original from when the partnership was started in 1997 and it is time to update”, said Deb Albrecht, Department Head of NHTI’s Allied Dental Health Program.

For more information about the NHTI Allied Dental Health Program, the NHTI portable dental clinic at Merrimack Valley High School, or the Northeast Delta Dental Foundation.

Contact:

Debra Albrecht, CDA,RDH, MEd
NHTI Department Chair, Allied Dental Education
(603) 271-6484 x4141
dalbrecht@ccsnh.edu

Jennifer McGrath
Northeast Delta Dental Manager, Foundation & Marketing Initiatives
(603) 223-1303
jmcgrath@nedelta.com

NHTI is a dynamic public institution of higher learning providing accessible, rigorous education, serving students, businesses and the community by creating pathways for lifelong learning, career advancement and civic engagement NHTI-Concord’s Community College offers more than 90 academic programs to more than 4,600 students annually. Graduates can transfer to 4-year colleges and universities, or enter directly into the workforce. NHTI is a member of the Community College System of New Hampshire, and has been accredited by the New England Commission of Higher Education, a nongovernmental, nationally recognized accrediting agency, since 1969.

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 Fall 2019 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.

Alexandria NH
Samantha Akerman

Allenstown NH
Victoria Blauvelt, Gloria Cartier, Briana Connolly, Justin Hersom, Nicole Horn, Elisabeth Valley

Alton NH
Shannon Armstrong, Emma Hardie, Alexandra McKenzie, Thomas Simpson, Lucas Therrien, Ethan Vogel

Alton Bay NH
Justin Perrin

Andover NH
Hannah Pellerin

Antrim NH
Emily Adkins Aulestia

Atkinson NH
Preston Collette, Dakota Sears

Auburn NH
Shanna McGrath, Kelly McMullin, Ryan Sheidow, Laura Shepherd

Barnstead NH
Richard Pantis, Kathleen Rollins, Mikayla Towle

Barrington NH
Madison Downing

Bedford NH
Benjamin Dery, Matthew Hickman, Baharehsadat Khamesi, Taylor Murray, Mallory Newman, Nicholas Pratte, Mckinley Nash

Belmont NH
Jennifer Joyce, Angelo Papadopoulos

Bennington NH
Marc Ryan, Benjamin Simons, Kendra Voorhees

Boscawen NH
Christopher Fall, Alexis Matthews-Cheney

Bow NH
Jessica Brown, James Colquitt, Alexis Dimond, Corey Gott, Zachary Ponzio, Daniel Silva

Bradford NH
Anne Carr, Ian Foss

Campton NH
Christina Atwood

Canaan NH
Kayla Hammond. Kyle Langlais

Candia NH
Patrick Lord, Rylie Rowell

Canterbury NH
Carol Flavin Veenstra, Amelia Kotusky, Catherine Phillips

Center Barnstead NH
Frederik Pantis

Center Harbor NH
Maegan Bunnell

Center Ossipee
Nathaniel Ingle

Center Tuftonboro NH
Scott Lewis

Chester NH
Lindsay Bestwick, Zackary Chait, Sarah Costello

Chichester NH
John Daniels, Kara Jarvis. Sean Menard, Matthew Mills, Jaden Russell, Betty Jane Weir, Victoria White

Claremont NH
Alexander Baker, Franklin Monaco

Colebrook NH
Brandon Crawford

Concord NH
Johnathan Abbott, Ember Banzhoff, Jeremiah Barry, Christina Blair, Taylor Bolton, Zachary Boudwin, Ryan Buchanan, Chekeri Byimanikora, Josefina Caceres, Shannon Champagne, Alexis Critch, Jillian Curley, Ryan Cutting, Bruna Da Silva Dias Ramos, Hannah Denis, Connor Dupuis, Jacob Dusseault, Matthew Estes, Silas Frary, Demetrios Galatis, Kimberl Gosselin, Jack Hanlon, Diana Horangic, Brooke Jackson, Zackary Jenks, Patrick Jones, Mitchell Kershner, Kaitlyn Long, Grace Mele, Sarah Morin, Jacob Piper, Anthony Plagenza, Sophie Pratt, Dorsa Razi, Cody St Lawrence, Joshua Shaw, William Spear, Emily St Cyr, Matthew Steinhauser, Jessica Stuart, Adrian Terroba-Garriga, Kaitlyn Welch, Destynee Wilson

Contoocook NH
Pamela Davis

Danbury NH
Brittanny Levigne

Deerfield NH
Jack Diaz, Jessica Sederquest

Derry NH
Audrey Bowden, Elysia Desjardins, Kheira Gannon, Bryce Hegstrom, Travis Lavoie, Emily Longo, Andrew Newman, Jamie Roeger, Tyler Walsh, Andrew Warren

Dover NH
Bethany Michaud

Dunbarton NH
Taryn Antuono, Andrew Pascarella

East Hampstead NH
Benjamin Bernier, Michael St John

East Rochester NH
Katelyn Frost

Elkins NH
Alan Brooks

Enfield NH
Sawyer Blais

Epping NH
Laura Lingley, Chelsea Roberts

Epsom NH
Dylan Canning, Hailee Hibray, Olivia Langevin, Matthew O'Connell

Exeter NH
Hannah Kirk, Hunter Thurston

Franklin NH
Michele Barbrie, Arianna Hancock, Thomas Walker

Fremont NH
Karin Fredrickson, Lorelle Ouellette

Gilford NH
Nathan Cobis, Laurinda Costa, Kiara Smith

Gilmonton NH
Hope Davids

Gilmanton Iron Works NH
Sophia Wrobel

Goffstown NH
Kaleb Beaumont, Daniel Brown, Emily Crosby, Taylor Gagnon, Evan O'Grady

Gorham NH
Danielle Corrigan

Grantham NH
Erika Lepkowski

Hampstead NH
Michael Stanton

Henniker NH
Peter Gaskill, Michele Kenney, Miranda Ryan

Hill NH
Mercedes Gould, Gerald Marcoux

Hillsborough NH
Zachary Camp, Jacob Morse, Tucker Sheehan, Dustin Taylor

Holderness NH
Isabella Bradley

Hollis NH
Kimberly Szewczyk

Hooksett NH
Samuel Duhaime, Sangam Gurung, Chase Kohler, Matthew Lemire, Melanie Mailhot, Connor Trask, Nicole Ward

Hopkinton NH
Lauren Secore, Joseph Viola

Hudson NH
Sidney Calvagna, Brianna DeVarney, Kevin Lavey, Justin Paradise, Juliana Vieira

Keene NH
Alexandra Hoffman, Robyn Shafer

Kingston NH
Aidan Consentino, Hope Kimball, Brendan Whittaker

Laconia NH
Chelsea Barros, Sarah Haxhija, Vanessa Nevin, Delaney Ross, Vitoria Sheptor, John Wade

Lee NH
Bruce Joyce

Litchfield NH
Rachel Klekar, Jack Morgan, Patrick O'Mara, Shanna Pettis

Lochmere NH
Shannon Caron

Londonderry NH
Jacob Bolduc, Michael Gallagher, Leah Lockhart, Kelsey Perry, Matthew Waring, Katherine Wells

Loudon NH
Amanda Gagne, Colby Garcia, Garrett Hunt, Elisa Lommen, Diandra Perron, Emma Phillips, Joy Planchet, Julia Ricard, Mackenzie Smith, Jared Sylvester, Callie Terrill

Lyndeborough NH
Kassandra Cavarretta, Abigail LeBlanc

Manchester NH
Janniza Ayala, Eyasua Azagoh Kouadio, Taylor Bienvenue, Jonathan Blanchette, Ashish Bohara, Allie Brady, Cara Byrne, Vincent Caradonna-Navarro, Julianna Chrostowski, Angela Cooper, Jaelyn Delong, Maitry Desai, Olivia Donovan, Madison Elgner, Victoria Fandunyan, Vanessa Garcia, Keillys Guerrero, Brandon Hughes, Magali Ibarra, Saba Janjua, Elizabeth Keleher, Jeffrey Kelley, Jahangir Khan, Michael Lambert, Prafulla Maharjan, Philip Morgan, Bailee Morin, Emin Mujic, Yahya Nasser Eddine, Corey Neuberger, Olajumoke Ogunbayo, Jennifer Roukey, Alexander Sawicki, Heike Schmid, Lylah Styles, Carla Sykes, Crystal Thomas, Phuong Tran, John Vengren, Kyle Waszeciak, Abigail Williams, Jennifer Wisniewski

Marlborough NH
Kevin Polifrone

Merrimack NH
Ash Bustead, Ronald Forstrom, Michelle Islam, Cassandra Jorge, Joshua Korsak, Emily Murphy, Connor Safstrom

Milford NH
Benjamin Dudley

Milton NH
Krista Adams, Abigail Douglass

Nashua NH
Lisa Dionne, Innocent Ndagijimana, Samara Ortiz, Ashley Patti, Jenna Porter, Amanda Rich, Sophia Waible

New Boston NH
Tasjia Barnes, Emily Lydick, Joshua Welton

New Durham NH
Christopher Hempel

New Ipswich NH
Paige Lewis

New London NH
Elizabeth Maddox, Nicholas Schultz, Catie Stearns

Newbury NH
Hayleigh Battles, Sydney Bryk, Sean Higgins, Kaylyn Storozuk

North Haverhill NH
Lilah Flynn

North Sandwich NH
Julie Goewey

Northfield NH
Julie Amico, Joyce Fulweiler

Northwood NH
Daniel Bocash, Madison Cunningham, Hannah Halka, Sara Podsadowski, Derek Santiago, Emily Van Gerena

Nottingham NH
Shania Patten

Pelham NH
Erika Campbell

Pembroke NH
Justice Graf, Scott Hanna, McKaylee Loomis, Ana Queiroz

Penacook NH
Justis Brown, Mitchell Deneault, Kylie Lavoie, Kelsey Morgan, Linnea Pajanen, Connor Wright. Amber Stout

Pittsburg NH
Jean Pierre Allard

Plainfield NH
Peter Tryon

Plaistow NH
Melanie Brody, Eric Mills

Portsmouth NH
Meghan Leddy

Raymond NH
Hannah Cheever, Anthony Conchiglia, Breanne Gilbert, Qingquan Guan, Sara Lang, Hayley Murphy

Rochester NH
Haley Huppe, Mercedes LaPanne, Abigail Miller, Claudia Nobrega, Richard Whitehouse, Hannah Winship

Rollinsford NH
Suhanna Miller

Rumney NH
Annabelle Koutroubas

Salem NH
Nicholas Dube, Griffin Pendleton

Salisbury NH
Matthew Harrison

Sanbornton NH
Theresa Laliberte

South Sutton NH
Christine Hill

Strafford NH
Alison Routhier, Cassandra Stover

Sunapee NH
Mary Grzanna

Sutton NH
Marcy Bowman

Tilton NH
Melanie Dion, Addam Dunham, Dakota Messer, Mariah Rutherford

Unity NH
Nathan Whipple

Walpole NH
Samuel Edson

Warner NH
Olivia Brunetti, Nathan Strysko, Tess Witmer

Weare NH
Alexa Archambault, Ashley Audet, Jasmine Colon, Molly Hixson, Jose' Luna, Hunter Oesterreich

Webster NH
Keegan Westgate

Wilmot NH
Katlyn Kleckner

Wilton NH
Kayla Barnes

Windham NH
Chandler Dreyfuss, Melissa Katimy

Wolfeboro NH
Danielle Schillereff

Hull GA
Ryan Moon

Haverhill MA
Maria Ganem

Lawrence MA
Pedro Bonilla Balbi

Middleton MA
Gabriel Sistare

North Reading MA
Caroline Dalbec

Pepperell MA
Caleb VanGilder

Tewksbury MA
Kimberly Garand

Wendell MA
Ashley Tolzdorf

Wilmington MA
Shelby Burns

Frenchville ME
Shana Paradis

Kittery ME
Rikki Burton

Portland ME
Brianna Frank

Waltham ME
Ashtyn Jordan

Wells ME
Jillian Bedard

Philadelphia PA
Nassir Coleman, Gerald McNeal, Jymir Thompson

Brattleboro VT
Erin Leblanc

West Burke VT
Ariel Switser

Westminister VT
Emily Stoddard

Woodstock VT
Evan Sawyer

NHTI is a dynamic public institution of higher learning providing accessible, rigorous education, serving students, businesses and the community by creating pathways for lifelong learning, career advancement and civic engagement NHTI-Concord’s Community College offers more than 90 academic programs to more than 4,600 students annually. Graduates can transfer to 4-year colleges and universities, or enter directly into the workforce. NHTI is a member of the Community College System of New Hampshire, and has been accredited by the New England Commission of Higher Education, a nongovernmental, nationally recognized accrediting agency, since 1969.