Children Were the Spotlight in AprilShowing support of the children who are on our campus was the focus in April. The Children’s School: Early Childhood Education Lab School put on an art exhibit, which took place in room 101A in the Administration building on QCC's West Boylston Street campus. The art show… Read More |
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Invasive Species on Earth DayIn honor of Earth Day, QCC's Environmental Science program once again hosted a talk to celebrate the day, which occurs each year on April 22. The day was developed to spread awareness of the need to protect the earth's natural resources. On April 20, guest speaker Teresa Wolcott spoke… Read More |
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STEM Deans Announce STEM Students of the SemesterScience, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) Deans Betty Lauer (School of Business, Engineering & Technology) and Ben Benton (School of Mathematics and Science) have announced the names of QCC students being recognized for the Spring 2023… Read More |
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Hospitality Program Hosts Etiquette DinnerOn April 5, the Hospitality and Recreation Management program held an etiquette dinner to show off the skills that QCC students learned throughout the semester in four different HRM courses. Students guided guests through an expertly prepared five-course meal in topics such as… Read More |
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QCC Safety CornerThe Safety Committee is continuing to answer questions and comments it has received through the Wyvern Guardian newsletter. Below please find the answers to several more questions. Make sure to check back each month as additional questions and answers… Read More |
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Wrapping Up the Year For StudentsPhi Theta Kappa PTK has been busy getting ready for the upcoming induction on May 8, where almost 200 new students will be inducted. The new officer team will be getting ready to come on board after induction, where they will focus on… Read More |
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Early College Heads to Statehouse to Advocate for FundingQCC and Early College Worcester made a visit to the Massachusetts Statehouse last month to advocate for an increase in Early College funding. Students and representatives from the Early College Worcester Partnership, QCC, Worcester State University and Worcester Public Schools met… Read More |
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In the NewsApril, 2023
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QCC Welcomes New StaffOn April 24, 2023, Administrative Services welcomed Angel Jackson as IT Project Manager. Angel brings to this position several years of experience. Most recently, she worked as Senior Business Analyst at QCC through Kforce Staffing. Angel earned a Bachelor… Read More |
Wrapping up Women's History Month with Womxn in Leadership LuncheonOn Monday, March 27 the Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion along with the Office of Student Life and Leadership gathered a group of phenomenal women in leadership for a compelling discussion and luncheon. Worcester community member and entrepreneur Joyce Augustus gave the… Read More |
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QCC and Central Mass. Agency on Aging Find Success in Senior Dental ProgramQuinsigamond Community College and The Central Massachusetts Agency on Aging (CMAA) have partnered to offer free dental care to seniors, finishing off the first year of its partnership with an increase in seniors coming to QCC for dental care. QCC’s Dental Clinic offers culturally sensitive,… Read More |
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QCC Students Offer Free Tax Assistance to the Worcester CommunityQuinsigamond Community College is offering free tax assistance through the IRS’s Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) program. Certified volunteers and QCC students provide assistance with preparing tax returns for people who make $60,000 or less and people with limited English language skills… Read More |
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Alum Hits Stride With Research PositionQCC alumna T'Leah McQuade spoke to the QCC community on Monday, March 20 about her educational and professional journey into the world of clinical research. McQuade graduated from QCC in 2022 with an associate degree in liberal arts. She had a… Read More |
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High School Students Get Free Manufacturing Certification from STEM Starter AcademyLast month, Assabet Valley Regional Technical High School students came to QCC for a CNC certification. This was the first time high school students have come to QCC to receive a credential. Thanks to funding from the STEM Starter Academy, this certification, which would… Read More |
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April is Sexual Assault Awareness MonthSexual Assault Awareness Month is about both awareness and prevention of sexual assault, harassment and abuse. This April, Campus Police, the Office of Student Life, QCC Athletics, and the Title IX Office are asking the QCC community to encourage students to attend these events.… Read More |
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QCC Safety CornerQCC's Safety Committee The Safety Committee's primary purpose is to provide a conduit to give the community direct input in the creation and sustainability of a safe working environment. It will give the community, identified as faculty, staff, and students, a voice to bring safety… Read More |
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QCC Raises Money for American Cancer SocietyLast month, QCC acknowledged World Cancer Day by holding a fundraiser. Student Life, the Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, and Health Consultant Heather Lukas collaborated on a bake sale that raised over $450. Lukas reached out the American… Read More |
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Upcoming EventsChildren's School Art Exhibit Monday, April 3, 4:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. | 107A Celebrate the Week of the Young Child by taking a stroll through the Administrative Building hallway and through room 107A. There you will find a collection of… Read More |
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Latino Education Institute Students Visit QCCThe Latino Education Institute has developed a new program, Latinos Involved in Discovering Educational Resources (LIDER) which helps high school students prepare for college. Students attend multiple workshops, build ties with faculty at Worcester State University and visit colleges and… Read More |
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Nominations Open for Honors and AwardsDo you know a stand out student who should receive some public accolades? QCC's Honors and Awards nominations are now open. This will be the first in-person ceremony in two years. No one knows their students better than the professors who teach them, which is why… Read More |
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Lunch and Learn Series is BackThe Office of Staff and Faculty Development is once again offering its Lunch and Learn workshops, which provide an informal opportunity for staff and faculty members to enhance skills, knowledge, thinking and learning. The lunches provide a chance for colleagues to learn from each… Read More |
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Wyvern Sports CornerWho's ready for some baseball?! Spring is in the air and that means baseball season! The Wyverns Men's Baseball team is preparing for a stellar season and we hope everyone will come out to show their support this season. It's a great way to get some fresh air and be part of the… Read More |
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Student Life HappeningsCareers in Psychology & Human Services Info Sessions Tuesday, April 11, 2:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. | HLC 109A&B Join Admissions Counselor Jennifer Geuther and Associate Director of Educational Partnerships Beth Rogan from William James College for an… Read More |
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QCC Welcomes New StaffOn March 13, 2023 Administrative Services welcomed Kathy Uribe as Interim Director of Payroll. Kathy brings to this position several years of experience. Most recently, she was Assistant Director of Payroll here at QCC. On March 20, 2023 Academic Affairs… Read More |
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In the NewsMarch, 2023
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