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Eagle-Tribune: Reynoso nears 1,000 points at NECC
Second year star Luis Reynoso, of Lawrence, had another big week for the Northern Essex Community College men’s basketball team and was named the NJCAA Men’s Basketball Player of the Week for the week.
WHAV: ‘Passing Spirits’ Papier-Mâché Sculptures by Denjongpa at Northern Essex Community College
Work by Beverly artist Maria L. Denjongpa is on display in the Linda Hummel-Shea ArtSpace on the Haverhill Campus of Northern Essex Community College.
Community College Daily: Accomplish your own summit
Note from the author: This story is dedicated to the students of Northern Essex Community College (NECC) in Massachusetts and to community college students everywhere. I was a community college student, and now I am a community college president. I have spent…
WHAV: Last Year’s Northern Essex Production ‘Hurricane Diane’ Returns for Festival Competition
Northern Essex Community College’s production of “Hurricane Diane” is making an encore.
Eagle-Tribune: NECC’s ‘Hurricane Diane’ named finalist for theater festival
The spring semester started with a bang for Northern Essex Community College theater students and professor Brianne Beatrice.
Daily News: NECC’s ‘Hurricane Diane’ named finalist for theater festival
The spring semester started with a bang for Northern Essex Community College theater students and professor Brianne Beatrice. They went right back into the theater to start re-rehearsing last spring’s production, “Hurricane Diane.”
WHAV: Last Year’s Northern Essex Production ‘Hurricane Diane’ Returns for Festival Competition
Northern Essex Community College’s production of “Hurricane Diane” is making an encore. Last spring’s production by theater students and Professor Brianne Beatrice was selected for the Region 1 Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival, taking place today through Feb. 3.…
Haverhill Gazette: Business Briefs: NECC names new chief of staff
A familiar face in local government is now a key part of the President’s Office at Northern Essex Community College.
Government Technology: College Degrees No Longer Essential for Some State Jobs
Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey recently unveiled a new initiative via executive order that is intended to dramatically increase access to state jobs and reduce reliance on college degrees.
Eagle-Tribune: College degree no longer essential for state jobs
If you have the skills, knowledge and ability to succeed in a state job, a new door has opened to job opportunities.