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MWCC TAACCCT grant leaders moving advanced manufacturing training forward in four states.
NACA National Student Government Advisor Award winner Greg Clement, with MWCC student leader Kathy Matson.
MWCC Employees Raise $66,573 for the 2014 Commonwealth of Massachusetts Employees Charitable Campaign and the United Way of North Central Mass.
The Indian Hill Big Band will present a free concert at MWCC on March 28.
Governor Patrick has announced nearly $1 million in grants to support life sciences related capital projects for MWCC and QCC.
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Governor Patrick Announces $500,000 Life Sciences Grant to MWCC

Governor Deval Patrick has announced nearly $1 million in grants to support life sciences related capital projects for Mount Wachusett Community College and Quinsigamond Community College to better respond to the region’s growing need for skilled workers in biotechnology, biomedical engineering and pharmaceuticals. The Governor made the announcement at QCC on March 6. “In order for [...]

Indian Hill Big Band to Perform Free Jazz Concert at MWCC

The Indian Hill Big Band, led by trumpeter, composer and educator Jerry Sabatini, will present a free jazz concert Friday, March 28 at Mount Wachusett Community College, 444 Green Street. The performance will begin at 8 p.m. in the theatre of the Raymond M. LaFontaine Fine Arts Center. Founded in 1998 and based in Littleton, [...]

HED Secretary Greg Bialecki Tours Manufacturing Center At MWCC

Housing and Economic Development Secretary Greg Bialecki toured the Advanced Manufacturing Workforce Certification Center at Mount Wachusett Community College’s Devens campus on Feb. 27. During the tour, a live training class was in session, providing a firsthand glimpse of the hard work that occurs at the center on a daily basis. The tour highlighted the [...]

Author and Mental Health Advocate Kevin Hines to be Featured Speaker at Mental Health Awareness Conference

International speaker, author and mental health advocate Kevin Hines, one of approximately 30 people to survive a suicide attempt at the Golden Gate Bridge, will be the keynote speaker at a Mental Health Awareness Conference on Thursday, March 27 from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Colonial Hotel in Gardner. The free conference, sponsored [...]

Gateway to College Students Recognized at Achievers Dinner

Joseph Almeida hated school for a long time.  By age 16, he had been expelled from high school and was on a path to an uncertain future.  Fast forward to present day, the 18-year-old Fitchburg native now likes school and is a successful student in MWCC’s Gateway to College program, a full-time dual enrollment experience [...]