The Resource Locker Needs Office Supplies for StudentsWhen was the last time you cleaned out your desk? If you have extra pens, pencils, binders, post-its, markers, folders, highlighters or other desk/school supplies, consider donating them to First Year Programming's new “Resource Locker." The Resource Locker is designed for students who… Read More |
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STEM Students of the SemesterIn December 2022, Dean of the School of Business, Engineering, and Technology Betty Lauer and Dean of the School of Math and Science Ben Benton announced that 23 QCC students were recognized as STEM Students of the Fall… Read More |
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Upcoming EventsFaculty & Staff Book Swap - February 21 - February 24, 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. | 107 ALF Drop off gently used books (novels, short stories, poetry, nonfiction, graphic novels, etc.) and/or take some home! Textbooks, magazines, newspapers and journals cannot be… Read More |
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Student Life HappeningsSpeak Your Mind Poetry Jam - Thursday, February 23, 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. | Virtual via Zoom Students will be reading their own poetry or from other poets, lyrics, passages to share with others in the space. It is a freedom of speech and sponsored by the Black… Read More |
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QCC Safety CornerWinter Driving Tips Quinsigamond Community College considers your safety when commuting especially during the winter months. The winter weather can be unpredictable in Massachusetts and if the college is not closed due to inclement weather and you have to drive to campus,… Read More |
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In the NewsJanuary, 2023
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QCC Welcomes New StaffOn January 18, 2023, Academic Affairs welcomed Gabe Santner as Project Director - TRIO Student Support Services Program. Gabe brings several years of experience. Most recently, he was Director of Mentoring and Perkins here at QCC. Gabe earned a Bachelor… Read More |
Quinsigamond Community College and Worcester State University Awarded $1.6M in Nursing Workforce Grants From StateQuinsigamond Community College and Worcester State University have been awarded grants totaling $1.6 million from the Baker-Polito Administration to strengthen the region’s nursing talent pipeline and improve career pathways for the nursing profession. The grants will enable the… Read More |
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HomePlate Food Pantry & Resource Center Receives Two DonationsThe HomePlate Food Pantry & Resource Center ended the year on a high note when it received two generous donations in December of 2022. UniBank donated $2,000, which will be used for personal hygiene items and diapers, which are always in high demand. The Hanover Insurance also… Read More |
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QCC Partnership with Summit Offers Housing and More for Neurodivergent StudentsLike many freshmen, when Lauren Young enrolled at QCC she wasn’t sure about her professional goals but knew she wanted to start her higher education journey. Lauren is a resident at Summit Campus, a residential community for local college students with autism and other related… Read More |
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Human Services Club Organizes Large Donation for Southbridge Elementary StudentsThe Human Services Club spent last semester coming up with donations for elementary school children in Southbridge. The items of focus included jackets, hats, gloves, boots, hygiene supplies and Christmas toys for those most in need. "The students behind the leadership of… Read More |
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QCC Hosts 38th MLK BreakfastFor the 38th year, QCC hosted the annual Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Community Breakfast. Hundreds of people came from the community, including nonprofit organizations, colleges, high school, and city departments such as the Worcester Police Department and Worcester Fire Department to… Read More |
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Staff and Faculty Wellness OpportunityAre you feeling stressed? QCC can help! Join the Positivity and Relaxation Training (PART). This free program helps you develop a self-care routine to manage stress, improve your outlook, promote health & happiness, and enhance your quality of life. This 9-week event begins… Read More |
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Students Present Research at Honors ColloquiumAs part of the Commonwealth Honors program at QCC, students are required to participate in an Honors Colloquium, which gives them an opportunity to dive into the world of academic research and critical thinking. Over the last six years, Professor of English … Read More |
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QCC Safety CornerAs we enter into the Spring 2023 Semester, the Safety Committee is continuing to meet weekly to address any safety concerns of the college. To date the following safety initiatives have been implemented: The Red Emergency Guides have been updated and reprinted to include specific… Read More |
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QCC's First Holiday Craft FairQCC held an inaugural Craft Fair and Holiday Expo on December 9, 2022. Students, staff, faculty and alumni showed off their amazing crafts and wares to a large crowd from the community. Vendors sold a wide variety of items including jewelry, clothing, plants, and art. Director of Community… Read More |
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Psi Beta National Honor Society for Psychology Inducts New StudentsIn December 2022, the Psi Beta Honor Society inducted eight new students. Psi Beta is a national honor society in psychology for community colleges. Psi Beta’s mission is to encourage professional development and psychological literacy of all students at two-year colleges through promotion and… Read More |
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STEM Students of the SemesterIn December 2022, Dean of the School of Business, Engineering, and Technology Betty Lauer and Dean of the School of Math and Science Ben Benton announced that 23 QCC students were recognized as STEM Students of the Fall… Read More |
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Wyvern Sports CornerFree YogaThe start of the new year is a perfect time to try yoga (or get back in the habit)! Classes take place in the Athletic Center on Tuesdays at 12:00 p.m. and Wednesdays at 1:00 p.m. Classes are free for all students, staff and faculty - all levels welcome! For more… Read More |
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Keep the Holiday Spirit GoingIf you're missing the excitement of the holidays, take a minute to relive them through pictures of the Holiday Luncheon on December 15, 2022, and the Institutional Communications Open House on December 14, 2022. It was a great way to end 2022! |
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In the NewsDecember, 2022
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QCC Welcomes New StaffOn December 12, 2022 : Academic Affairs welcomed Michelle Brennan as Parenting Student Navigator. Michelle brings to this position several years of experience. Most recently, she worked as Assistant Director of United Way Youth Venture at Mount Wachusett Community… Read More |
QCC Holds Inaugural Apprenticeship ConferenceIn honor of National Apprenticeship Week, Quinsigamond Community College gathered innovators in the field of apprenticeships, as well as industry professionals for its inaugural Apprenticeship Conference, “When Old Is New Again: Expanding Apprenticeships in Massachusetts,” on Wednesday, November… Read More |
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QCC Safety CornerThis is the inaugural edition of QCC’s Campus Safety Corner. Each month we will update the community regarding important safety issues and reminders to keep our college community informed. Beginning in October a Safety Committee was formed that meets weekly to address any safety concerns… Read More |
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Area DEI Leaders Gather at QCC for Equity WorkshopOn Friday, November 18, higher education leaders in the field of diversity, equity and inclusion gathered at QCC to speak at a workshop as part of QCC's Academic Affairs monthly onboarding series. The panel consisted of Clark University Vice President for Government & Community… Read More |