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MWCC Students Launch Media Literacy Series with “Information Anxiety” Program

Students from Mount Wachusett Community College’s Introduction to Mass Media class recently presented a public program titled “Information Anxiety” at the Levi Heywood Memorial Library. The event marked the launch of what is expected to become an ongoing media literacy series for the greater Gardner community. The presentation was developed through a collaborative planning committee […]

MWCC’s ECE Career Pathways Program Secures FY26 Funding and Celebrates Community Connections

Mount Wachusett Community College is proud to announce two major milestones for our Early Childhood Education (ECE) Career Pathways program: the renewal of FY26 grant funding and the success of a recent bilingual event that brought students, educators, and community partners together for a day of learning, connection, and celebration. Career Pathways Funding Renewed for […]

Online Dual Enrollment Courses Spring 2025

Applications are now open for students interested in taking one of our free dual enrollment classes this spring. The spring semester runs January 26-May 13. Course options: FST158: Principles of Fire Safety and Survival. Online + three required Saturday classes at the Westminster Fire Department. This course introduces the basic principles and history related to the national firefighter […]

Early College Fire Science Students Explore the Intersection of Fire Science and Law Enforcement with State Police Sergeant Daniel Jones

Students in Mount Wachusett Community College’s Early College Fire Science class “Principles of Emergency Services” experienced an extraordinary in-person learning day with a visit from Massachusetts State Police Sergeant Daniel Jones. The session explored the critical roles and responsibilities of the State Police’s Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) unit and their collaboration with the fire service. […]

MWCC’s Forest Fire Control Course More Vital Than Ever

With the an increased awareness of wildfire threats in Massachusetts, including this fall’s unprecedented fires, MWCC’s Forest Fire Control course is more important than ever. This course offers students the chance to learn firsthand about wildland fires and the essential skills needed to combat them, led by George LoCasio, a seasoned firefighter with extensive experience. […]