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September 2021October Look AheadMonth of October: Visit Transfer Services for the latest Transfer Fairs and events taking place. Tuesday, October 5: All College Forum for faculty and staff, 2:00 p.m. on Zoom. Check QCC family email for a Zoom link. Monday, October 11: Columbus Day/Indigenous Peoples Day - No classes... More... | |
September 2021In the NewsSeptember, 2021
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September 2021QCC Welcomes New Faculty & StaffWe are very pleased to announce the following full-time staff updates: On September 19, 2021, Enrollment Management & Student Engagement welcomed Kevin Ryder as Clerk III- Solution Station. Kevin brings to this position 3 years of experience. Most recently, he was the part-time Clerk in Student Accessibility Services at QCC. Kevin has earned an Associate Degree from QCC.... More... |
August 2021QCC and MWCC Collaborate on New Program PartnershipsPresident Luis G. Pedraja, Ph.D. and Mount Wachusett Community College (MWCC) President James L. Vander Hooven, Ed.D. have forged a new transfer agreement between the two Central Massachusetts community colleges, strengthening an already strong partnership. The agreement will enable QCC students to seamlessly transfer to MWCC after they have completed their general education courses, in order... More... | |
August 2021Best Back to School EVER!WOW! We've missed you and we are very much looking forward to seeing your smiling faces on campus September 8! We have a lot of catching up to do. Whether you are starting college for the first time, going back after a long time, or are a second year student who hasn't actually been on campus, we are happy to have you here! Starting college can be an intimidating experience and after the year we... More... | |
August 2021Local Resident to Lead QCC at SouthbridgeQuinsigamond Community College at Southbridge has named local resident Geraldo Maldonado as its new Site Leader. Mr. Maldonado is a longtime QCC adjunct faculty member, alumnus, and is one of 50 QCC Guardians. Guardians are alumni of the college who have made significant strides in their personal life and in their community. "Geraldo's background, coupled with the fact that he is a... More... | |
August 2021President Pedraja Throws Ceremonial First Pitch at WooSox GameQCC President Luis G. Pedraja, Ph.D. was one of three people chosen to throw out the ceremonial first pitch at a pre-game ceremony during the August 18 Wepa (WooSox) Game against Scranton. President Pedraja, Dr. Matilde Castiel, commissioner of Health and Human Services and Jose Rivera, director of Operations for Latin American Health Alliance and manager of Café Reyes took to the field... More... | |
August 2021Community Partner Helps Make A Difference for Students In NeedOn August 11, President and Chief Executive Officer of Webster Five Bank, Donald F. Doyle, along with Webster Five Foundation Executive Director, Monica Thomas-Bonnick, presented a check for $4,000 to the Quinsigamond Community College Foundation on behalf of the Webster Five Foundation. The donation will help support the QCC Student Emergency Aid Fund. On-hand for the presentation was QCC President Luis G.... More... | |
August 2021New Course Style Helps Eliminate Barriers to Student SuccessQCC is offering bilingual college-level classes for Spanish-speaking students this fall. This new approach to learning will provide Spanish-speaking students the opportunity to listen to lectures and instruction in Spanish and will then be required to complete their readings and assignments in English. This idea is the brainchild of Assistant Professor of Accounting and QCC alumnus Eduardo Rivas... More... | |
August 2021QCC's Homeplate Food Pantry Moves to Its New DigsQCC's Homeplate Food Pantry and Resource Center has officially moved indoors. The food pantry had its last day of outdoor food distribution on August 25 and will now move its services indoors. Thanks to funding from community partners, The United Way of Central Massachusetts and The Greater Worcester Community Foundation, extensive upgrades and renovations have been made to the... More... | |
August 2021Coca-Cola Leaders of Promise Scholar Encourages Others to Attend QCCLast month, the Wyvern Guardian spotlighted (PTK) student Kennedy Day as a 2021 Coca-Cola Leaders of Promise Scholar. Ms. Day was one of 207 PTK members named a 2021 Coca-Cola Leaders of Promise Scholar and will receive a $1,000 scholarship. A Liberal Arts Psychology major who plans to transfer to a 4-year institution and pursue a bachelor's degree in psychology, Ms. Day said she... More... | |
August 2021Hall Makes the Right Call at QCC and LLWSFor millions of people across the globe, the Little League World Series is an annual event that is unlike any other. It is a proverbial “Field of Dreams” for players, viewers and umpires alike. Ricci Hall, professor of Paramedicine and coordinator of QCC’s Paramedicine program, understands the thrill and mystic of the Little League World Series in a way most people will never... More... | |
August 2021Become A Peer Advocate And Help End Domestic ViolenceSeeing someone you know or love experience domestic violence can be scary, and starting the conversation can be difficult as well. Men or women going through a difficult time may not want to discuss the abuse they’re experiencing for any number of reasons, including fear, shame, or even concern for their partner who has abusive behavior. Quinsigamond Community College is committed to providing victims and... More... | |
August 2021Vote for QCC - The Smarter Choice in Higher EducationIt’s time to get the votes out for Quinsigamond Community College! As one of the top five finalists in the Telegram & Gazette’s 2021 Best of Central Mass Readers’ Choice Contest in the Best College/University category, QCC could take the top honor, but we need your help! The “Vote For Me... More... | |
August 2021Wyvern Sports CornerWe’re BAAACK!Fall is a time of changing leaves and sweater weather but this fall, it’s also a time for getting back to the things we’ve missed! One of the things we’ve all missed at QCC is gym time in the Athletic Center. QCC’s Director of Athletics and Fitness Lisa Gurnick is excited to let the QCC community know the gym will open up in a... More... | |
August 2021Start the Fall Semester Off the Right Way – Get VaccinatedAs Quinsigamond Community College prepares for the start of the fall semester and coming back to campus, the College wants to remind people to get vaccinated. COVID-19 can affect anyone. People of all ages can get COVID-19 and getting a COVID-19 vaccine is the best way to protect yourself and your community from the COVID-19 variants. People can spread COVID-19 without having any symptoms. Some people with... More... | |
August 2021Veteran Affairs Honors 20th Anniversary Commemoration of 9/11QCC’s Veteran Affairs is asking everyone to wear an article of red clothing on Friday, Sept. 10, to mark the 20th anniversary of the September 11 attacks and to show solidarity for deployed U.S. military service members. A tradition in many military communities is to wear red on Friday to, ‘Remember Everyone Deployed (R.E.D.).’ Veteran Affairs is asking that students, faculty and staff... More... | |
August 2021September Look AheadWednesday, September 1: 2021 New Student Orientation events. Thursday, September 2: Class of 2020 In-Person Student Orientation events. Monday, September 6: The College will be closed for Labor Day holiday. Tuesday, September 7: All College Day for faculty and staff. Event will be held in-person at the Herbert Auditorium... More... | |
August 2021In the NewsAugust, 2021
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August 2021QCC Welcomes New Faculty & StaffWe are very pleased to announce the following full-time staff updates: On August 8, 2021, Academic Affairs welcomed Gemma Goranson as Student Success Center Generalist. Gemma brings to this position over five years of experience. Most recently, she worked as an Academic Success Coordinator at Saint Peter Marian. Gemma earned a Bachelor’s Degree from Worcester State University... More... |
July 2021QCC Welcomes First Becker Nursing ClassEntering the nursing profession is not for the faint of heart. For those who chose this profession, often their main motivator is the desire to make a difference in people’s lives. So when Becker College announced on March 28 that it would shutter its doors, these same students who were dedicating their lives to helping others were now the ones who needed assistance... and Quinisigamond Community... More... | |
July 2021QCC’s Early Childhood Education Lab School to Reopen This FallThe Children’s School: Quinsigamond Community College’s Early Childhood Education Lab School will reopen its doors in Fall 2021. The school is currently enrolling children for the 2021- 2022 academic year, under the leadership of new Director Kristen Fuller. “After careful review by our Administration and the QCC Board of Trustees, we made the decision to renew our... More... | |
July 2021QCC at Southbridge is Making a Positive ImpactQuinsigamond Community College is making it easier for those in Southbridge and the surrounding communities to have access to high quality, affordable higher education opportunities, with its move to Southbridge High School. Beginning this fall, QCC at Southbridge will begin offering both in-person and online classes for the fall 2021 semester. “The establishment of a QCC satellite campus in Southbridge... More... | |
July 2021QCC Graduates Its largest Practical Nursing ClassLast month the largest group of Practical Nursing graduates in QCC’s history received their pins during a pinning ceremony, held at QCC’s Hebert Auditorium, on the College’s main campus. A total of 72 LPNs and 72 future nurses are now ready to enter the workforce. Valedictorian Ama Osei and Salutatorian Lydia Otenewaa led the graduates in the traditional... More... | |
July 2021The Harrington Learning Center Steps Emulate the Diversity of QCCAs people begin to come back to QCC’s campus and stop into the Harrington Learning Center (HLC), they will notice a colorful change. Earlier this month the stairs leading into the HLC have taken on a multi-colored hue. Already the steps are generating excitement as people stop by to take selfies. According to Shauna Connelly, president of the Multicultural Club and the Criminal Justice... More... | |
July 2021QCC Highlights Worcester High Demand Careers at Virtual Community EventOver 20 community leaders learned what the most in demand careers were and how Quinsigamond Community College was there to support their organizations and their constituents. At a recent virtual community event, QCC staff highlighted some of the top healthcare, manufacturing and information technology (IT) careers and the programs that QCC offers in these areas. “It is imperative we offer the tools... More... | |
July 2021New Officers Named to the 2021 Alumni BoardSince QCC’s inception, more than 34,000 alumni have entered the workforce in virtually every industry in our region and across the United States. They have come from diverse backgrounds, they span generation, and while their career goals may vary, they all have the drive to succeed. They are the backbone of our community and who makes our economy grow and thrive. Many of QCC alumni remain active with the... More... | |
July 2021PTK Student named 2021 Coca-Cola Leaders of Promise ScholarQuinsigamond Community College Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) student Kennedy Day, of Millbury, has been selected as a 2021 Coca-Cola Leaders of Promise Scholar and will receive a $1,000 scholarship. Ms. Day is one of 207 PTK members named a 2021 Coca-Cola Leaders of Promise Scholar and will receive a $1,000 scholarship. She is a Liberal Arts Psychology Option major and a member of the Commonwealth Honors... More... | |
July 2021Set Your Course for Success with QCC’s Student Orientation SessionsThere are exciting things happening at Quinisgamond Community College and the new Director of Student Life and Leadership, Ashlee Givens, can’t wait to share them with students. As QCC’s Fall semester draws closer, Student Life will be hosting New Student Orientations in late August and early September for the incoming Class of 2020 and the Class of 2021, to help students get off... More... | |
July 2021QCC Veterans Are Invited to Dare To Dream Ranch RetreatDirector of Veteran Affairs, Paula Ogden, works closely with the QCC Veterans Club to excite and engage QCC veterans in a variety of activities and events designed to support veterans. Events have included both on and off campus activities to facilitate a welcoming environment, where veterans can network and support each other. A retreat designed for veterans that was rescheduled from last... More... |
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