Community College System of NH

06/23/2026

Matthew Ives earned his nursing degree at Nashua Community College. Today, those skills are saving lives on the front lines in Ukraine.

The Peterborough native is serving as a trauma nurse, treating wounded soldiers & civilians, and training Ukrainian medics to do the same. Story via WMUR-TV.

Matthew Ives from Peterborough is currently overseas in Ukraine volunteering as a trauma nurse.

06/22/2026

Gov. Kelly Ayotte honored Chancellor Dr. Mark Rubinstein, celebrating his extraordinary service to New Hampshire students as he prepares for a well-earned retirement.
Dr. Rubinstein’s thoughtful leadership and unwavering commitment have transformed educational opportunities and empowered communities throughout the Granite State. His visionary work has set a standard of excellence, leaving an enduring legacy that will benefit generations to come.

Congratulations, Dr. Rubinstein. Your impact is truly unparalleled. 👏

06/18/2026

Elizabeth Gardner's mother earned her nursing degree from Great Bay Community College, and this spring, Elizabeth graduated from the same program as a single parent who has worked multiple jobs to get there.

"Great Bay has been such an important part of both of our journeys, and I'm grateful to be able to share that."

Read more about Elizabeth's journey: bit.ly/4dHxmjf

06/11/2026

All seven NH Community Colleges offer 100% online courses so you can learn from home, on your lunch break, or wherever life takes you.

Flexible. Affordable. Built for real life.
Find out what's possible: bit.ly/4ddbWKD

06/09/2026

When Concord High School needed a graduation venue, NHTI-Concord's Community College said yes, and then went further. This fall, graduates from Concord High, Merrimack Valley HS, and Second Start can take 2 free college courses through NHTI's new 'Take Two' program.

"This is NHTI's way of saying to Concord: We really are your community college." — NHTI President Patrick Tompkins

Whether you have a plan or you're still figuring it out, the door is open. Tap to read more from The Concord Monitor - https://bit.ly/43jrarV

Congratulations, Class of 2026! 🎓

06/05/2026

"There are careers available to students today that none of us dreamed about 10 or 15 years ago."

Chancellor Mark Rubinstein said in a recent conversation with New Hampshire Business Review that it gets at something we believe every day. The workforce is changing. Healthcare, advanced manufacturing, biofabrication. The jobs of the future are already here. Our job is to make sure students are ready for them.

Full Q&A: https://bit.ly/4v36Ln1
Podcast: nhbr.com/education-with-an-impact

06/04/2026

Alfred Williams, president of River Valley Community College, has announced his retirement in July. Williams has served as the college's president since 2018.

"Throughout my career, I have been guided by a commitment to expanding access to affordable, life-changing educational opportunities for students and their families. I am deeply grateful to have had the opportunity to advance that mission during my tenure at RVCC.”

06/01/2026

History comes alive at Manchester Community College! Join MCC on June 11 for the Americana 250th Exhibition, a free public event celebrating the 250th anniversary of the Revolutionary War and the Declaration of Independence.

Expect 18th-century games, historical presentations, crafts, music, dance, a colonial photobooth, and more. Reserve your spot: https://bit.ly/4tHyvw7

05/29/2026

ICYMI - This May, Governor Kelly Ayotte proclaimed Early College Month in New Hampshire, and the numbers speak for themselves!
11,100 students. 125 high schools. $15 million in projected savings for NH families.
Also recognized were 7 Early College Advocates at the State House. These educators have gone the extra mile to connect students with this opportunity. Congrats!

Seven CCSNH Early College Advocates recognized from high schools across the state.

05/26/2026

NHTI-Concord's Community College paramedic students were recently tested on a life-saving skill and were given only 90 seconds to save a life!

Paramedics are in high demand across the Granite State, and graduates of NHTI’s prestigious healthcare programs achieve a 100% employment rate. Read the story in comments.