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Board of Trustees Update: March, 2021
At a December retreat, the NECC Board of Trustees conducted a self-assessment,…
NECC ArtSpace Gallery Features Local Painter Through Mid-April
This month’s exhibit in Northern Essex Community College’s Linda Hummel-Shea ArtSpace Gallery is a homecoming for Newton, NH painter Kale Baker, who graduated…
NECC/Whittier Early College Program Receives State Approval
HAVERHILL – Whittier Tech and Northern Essex Community College are proud to announce that their partnership has…
College Plans for May 15 Commencement
The pandemic has had a tremendous impact on just about everything, including the way the college celebrates our graduates. Last year, the traditional ceremony—typically held…
NECC Announces Plans for Fall
Based on feedback from students and faculty, Northern Essex Community College will expand its course options this fall, offering more opportunities for virtual and on-campus face-time between students and their professors. In the fall of 2021, students will have four…
NECC Receives Designation as Military Friendly School
Northern Essex Community College’s success in educating veterans was recently recognized when the college received designation as a Military Friendly® School by Viqtory, a national…
Board of Trustees Update: February, 2021
Jennifer Borislow, chair of the NECC Board of Trustees, welcomed Glennys Sanchez to her first board meeting. Sanchez, an '05 business transfer grad, was appointed by Governor Charlie Baker to replace Mark Forman, a longtime member of the board, whose…
Lawrence Education Leader and Activist Joins NECC Board of Trustees
Glennys Sanchez of Lawrence, a Northern Essex graduate, community activist, and leader in K-16 education and research, has been appointed…
New Police Academy Director Appointed
Joshua Stokel of Portsmouth, NH, a retired deputy chief of police with extensive experience teaching criminal justice at the college level, has been appointed director of the…
NECC and Local High Schools Address Decline in FAFSA Applications
The COVID-19 pandemic seems to have led to a concerning decrease in the number of families completing higher education financial applications and those decreases are even more pronounced in high schools that serve minority and low-income student populations. In Massachusetts…