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WHAV: Northern Essex Community College Offers Live and Virtual Info Sessions on Free College for Those Eligible
Northern Essex Community College is having a series of information sessions for those newly eligible to complete their degrees at no cost to them.
Eagle-Tribune: Lawrence duo leading NECC volleyball
Off to their best start in more than ten years with a 5-0 record, the Northern Essex Community College women’s volleyball team is among teams receiving votes in the NJCAA Week 4 national poll.
Daily News: NECC hosts first art exhibit of school year
The first art show of the 2023-24 academic year opens Tuesday on Northern Essex Community College’s Haverhill campus.
Eagle-Tribune: NECC to host first art show of the season
The first art show of the 2023-24 academic year will open on the Haverhill campus of Northern Essex Community College on Tuesday, Sept. 19.
CC Daily: How presidents on social media shape community college success
Through insights garnered from discussions with 10 community college presidents effectively leveraging social platforms, it becomes evident that the impact of a president’s role in social media extends far beyond information sharing – it is a powerful force that can…
CC Daily: A sample of enrollment jumps and reasons behind them
NECC is included in this roundup of enrollment jumps and the reasons behind them.
WHAV: ‘A Field of Lost Hair Ties’ Opens First Art Show of Season at Northern Essex Community College
The first art show of the 2023-24 academic year opens on the Haverhill Campus of Northern Essex Community College Tuesday, Sept. 19, with “A Field of Lost Hair Ties.”
Boston Herald: In-state tuition costs for undocumented students rolls out
Brought to the U.S. from her native Tanzania as a 10-year-old, NECC student Joan Shauri told the audience of her move to Massachusetts, her time going to school in Andover and working to assimilate while studying hard in the hope…
CBS: New program will allow undocumented students in Massachusetts to get in-state tuition rates
Massachusetts is giving undocumented students a better chance at higher education. Governor Maura Healey says this is a change that will help everyone in the state.
NBC Boston: Undocumented high school graduates will now be eligible for in-state tuition in Mass.
State and education leaders gathered at Northern Essex Community College Tuesday to celebrate the passage of a law that makes undocumented high school graduates in Massachusetts eligible for in-state tuition and state financial aid.
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NECC Alumna Obtains Dream Job as Forensic Scientist
For many, the concept of crime scene analysis is the stuff of TV. For Goffstown, NH resident Elizabeth Giroux '15, '18, it is everyday life. This summer, Giroux, a graduate… Faculty & Staff »
Professors Save Students Thousands of Dollars by Developing Free Course Materials
Northern Essex Community College professors are more than familiar with the content of the Learning Strategies for Success in Healthcare (HES102) course. They were among the original group that developed… Campus & Community »
Eusebio Marote is the First “Coach of the Year” Winner from a Community College
When Eusebio Marote learned he got the job as Northern Essex Community College’s men’s soccer coach in 2019, he wasn’t quite sure what he was getting into. It had been 25 years since the college had a men’s soccer team,… Programs »
Northern Essex Selected by Amazon as an Education Partner for Career Choice Program
Haverhill, MA (November 13, 2023)– Northern Essex Community College announced is has been selected as an education partner for Amazon’s Career Choice program, providing Amazon’s hourly employees with access to its 60 degree and certificate programs. “We are looking forward… Events »
Massachusetts STEM Week at NECC: October 16-20
Northern Essex Community College’s Center for STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) is gearing up for a series of exciting events as part of Massachusetts STEM Week, starting on October 16. The Hartleb Technology Center on… 
