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91�Թ�� Graduates Seven Individuals at the Northern New Hampshire Correctional Facility

Colbie Ayotte — Thu, 25 Jun 2026 22:21:44 +0000

Berlin, N.H. (June 18, 2026) – On May 20, seven incarcerated individuals earned associate degrees in Business Administration and Liberal Arts through a partnership between 91�Թ�� (91�Թ��), the New Hampshire Department of Corrections (NHDOC) and Northern New Hampshire Correctional Facility (NNHCF).

The program began in March 2023 to prepare individuals for life and employment after release, support rehabilitation, reduce recidivism, and enhance facility safety. Students are enrolled in classes full-time with onsite instruction from 91�Թ�� faculty four evenings per week, using the same curriculum offered at the college. The 2026 graduating class marks the second formal graduation at NNHCF – last year, the inaugural class of 16 individuals earned degrees bringing the total to 23 since the program’s inception.

The ceremony was held in the gymnasium of the NNHCF with nearly 100 people in attendance, including graduates and their families, faculty and staff from 91�Թ��, the Community College System of New Hampshire (CCSNH) and NHDOC. 91�Թ�� President Sarmad Saman welcomed attendees, noting that the NNHCF serves as another campus for 91�Թ�� and that students receive the same academic opportunity and rigor, along with access to advising that helps students complete degree programs.

“91�Թ�� students are our students regardless of whether classes are taken at the Northern New Hampshire Correctional Facility, our Berlin campus or Littleton academic center,” Saman said. “They receive the same care, attention, support and level of academics to assist them in meeting their goals. 91�Թ��’s mission is to provide education to anyone who seeks it and this program is a clear example of that, using education as a light that brightens the paths of our communities.”

Earlier this year, 91�Թ�� transitioned from the Second Chance Pell Program to a permanent Prison Education Program, receiving approval from NHDOC, the New England Commission of Higher Education and the U.S. Department of Education based on its alignment with NHDOC’s rehabilitation goals and 91�Թ��’s educational mission.

Nicholas Duffy, director of rehabilitative services with NHDOC, delivered congratulatory remarks on behalf of the department. “What you have accomplished today is about far more than earning a degree. It reflects perseverance, discipline, and a commitment to personal growth in the face of significant challenges. Through education, you have invested in your future and demonstrated that transformation is possible. Your success shows that resilience can overcome adversity and that no one is defined solely by the most difficult chapter of their life. Today, you are graduates, scholars, and proof that growth and change are possible,” Duffy said.

91�Թ�� currently offers associate degree pathways in Business Administration and Liberal Arts and has partnered with the University of New Hampshire to establish a bachelor’s completion pathway for program alumni beginning in fall 2026. Through its strong partnership with the NHDOC, the college continues to expand educational opportunities for incarcerated learners and is preparing to introduce a Behavioral Science Certificate and extend programming to the New Hampshire Correctional Facility for Women.��

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91�Թ�� is located in Berlin, New Hampshire, with an academic center in Littleton, and is one of seven colleges in the Community College System of New Hampshire. 91�Թ�� offers associate degree and certificate programs and workforce training. Credits transfer to four-year colleges and universities in New Hampshire and across the country. 91�Թ�� is fully accredited by NECHE and offers the most affordable tuition in New Hampshire.

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Governor Recognizes “Early College Advocate” from Groveton High School

Colbie Ayotte — Wed, 10 Jun 2026 12:56:19 +0000

Governor Recognizes “Early College Advocate” from Groveton High School��
Proclaims May “Early College Month” in NH��

Concord, NH (May 26, 2026) – Governor Kelly Ayotte issued a proclamation identifying May as Early College Month in New Hampshire. Through its , the Community College System of New Hampshire (CCSNH) provides opportunities for high school students to earn college credit at low or no cost to New Hampshire families. At a State House event, CCSNH and the Governor recognized seven high school partners��as “Early College Advocates” for��promoting the program��to students. ��

Michelle Larcomb, a math teacher from Groveton High School, was recognized for her efforts to grow the Early College program and broaden access for Northumberland students. She was named the 91�Թ�� Early College Advocate for her advocacy,��innovation��and commitment to the program.

“Early college programs at New Hampshire’s community colleges enable thousands of high school students each year to earn college credit, save on college costs, and gain the confidence to thrive in postsecondary education and in careers,” said Governor Ayotte.��

CCSNH’s Early College programs help students get ahead academically by earning dual high school and college credit while reducing college costs and debt. This year, 11,100 students from 125 high schools enrolled in Early College and earned 18,552 college credits. Through recent investments by the governor and state Legislature, students and families are expected to save at least $15 million in future college costs through CCSNH’s Early College program.

“Early College��enables��motivated students to pursue academically challenging courses and lessen the barrier of cost and the burden of debt that might otherwise inhibit them from pursuing postsecondary education that is critical to their futures and to New Hampshire’s,” said Mark Rubinstein, CCSNH chancellor. “This is only possible through a partnership with these talented educators and with the strong support CCSNH receives from the State of New Hampshire.”��

At the May 20 proclamation ceremony, CCSNH and Governor Ayotte recognized Larcomb as the 91�Թ�� Early College Advocate, as well as the following Early College Advocates from across the state:  

Great Bay Community College: Jaclyn Chisholm, Assistant Principal of Curriculum and Instruction, Portsmouth High School
Lakes Region Community College: Cheryl Dore-Chapman, School Counselor, FranklinHigh School����
Manchester Community College: James Choquette, Social Studies Teacher, Londonderry High School��
Nashua Community College: Stacey Kallelis,Career-Connected Learning Coordinator, Salem High School��
NHTI-��Concord’s Community College: Jessamyn Rockwell, Extended Learning Opportunities Coordinator, Concord High School��
River Valley Community College: Kim Gogan, Flexible Pathways Coordinator, Windsor High School

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About CCSNH��
The Community College System of New Hampshire consists of seven colleges offering associate degree and certificate programs, professional training, transfer pathways to four-year degrees and dual-credit partnerships with N.H.��high schools. Colleges include Great Bay��Community College in Portsmouth; Lakes Region Community College in Laconia; Manchester Community College; Nashua Community College; NHTI – Concord’s Community College; River Valley Community College in Claremont,��Lebanon��and Keene; and 91�Թ�� in Berlin and Littleton. CCSNH serves more than 25,000 students statewide, providing affordable access to��a high-quality education. For more information, visit CCSNH.edu.��

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91�Թ�� Receives Competitive Grant to Expand Higher Education in Prison Programming

Colbie Ayotte — Mon, 29 Sep 2025 18:35:07 +0000

91�Թ�� Receives Competitive Grant to Expand Higher Education in Prison Programming

91�Թ�� (91�Թ��) was one of five New England institutions to receive a $100,000 grant in August 2025 to expand access to higher education in prison programming and support re-entry after incarceration. The grant was awarded through the New England Prison Education Collaborative (NEPEC), a five-year initiative funded by Ascendium Education Group to implement recommendations from a from the New England Board of Higher Education on the future of higher education in prison.

91�Թ�� began offering liberal arts and business administration associate degree programs at the Northern New Hampshire Correctional Facility (NNHCF) in Berlin in March 2023. In May 2025, the first cohort of students graduated with their degrees in a ceremony attended by over 100 people. That month, the New Hampshire Department of Corrections (NHDOC) honored 91�Թ�� as Community Partner of the Year for its success in expanding higher education to NNHCF.

The NEPEC Accelerator Grant will fund the expansion of the 91�Թ�� program to the New Hampshire Correctional Facility for Men and the New Hampshire Correctional Facility for Women in Concord, with instruction delivered in collaboration with NHTI-Concord’s Community College. 91�Թ�� will hire a Prison Education Project Director to facilitate the expansion efforts. The director will also collaborate with the University System of New Hampshire (USNH) to create a pathway to a bachelor’s degree through credit transfers from the associate degree programs that will eventually be offered at all three state prisons.

“The NEPEC grant will build on the success of our efforts at NNHCF to provide more inmates with the tools they need to improve their lives and that of their families and communities. Securing the grant is a huge accomplishment for 91�Թ�� Prison Education Program staff and the result of their tremendous work and dedication,” said Sarmad Saman, President of 91�Թ��.

91�Թ��’s program is approved by the NH Department of Education and authorized by the New England Commission of Higher Education (NECHE) as a Second Chance Pell Program (SCP), which allows incarcerated individuals to apply for and use federal Pell Grants to pay for classes. In most cases, the federal grants cover the full cost of the students’ courses.

Leah Maciejewski, Vice President of Academic Affairs at 91�Թ��, said that academic courses for the prison programs were carefully selected to ensure that they could be taught without access to the Internet and would open doors to careers available to graduates with criminal convictions. “The goal is supporting the development of empowerment and agency with the students who are involved in these courses, which is what we want for all of our students throughout the community college system,” she told New Hampshire Public Radio (NHPR).

The grant will complement efforts that are already underway in New Hampshire to enhance educational programming in NHDOC facilities. The (CEVPG), which was created through legislation in 2024, aims to enhance career and educational programming within NHDOC to improve facility safety, public safety, reduce recidivism rates, and bolster employability and self-efficacy among incarcerated individuals. Some of the key partners represented this planning group are NHDOC, CCSNH, New England Board of Higher Education, and USNH.

In addition to 91�Թ��, NEPEC Accelerator Grants were awarded to Boston College in Massachusetts, Quinnipiac University in Connecticut, Roger Williams University in Rhode Island and Washington County Community College in Maine. This is the first of three years of planned Accelerator Grant awards.

91�Թ�� Now Offering AWS Welding Certification Services to the Public

Colbie Ayotte — Tue, 23 Sep 2025 19:31:09 +0000

91�Թ�� Now Offering AWS Welding Certification Services to the Public

91�Թ�� only accredited testing facility in New Hampshire

Berlin, N.H. (September 23, 2025)— 91�Թ�� (91�Թ��) in Berlin, New Hampshire has launched American Welding Society (AWS) certification services for both students enrolled in the college’s welding program and the general public. 91�Թ��’s Accredited Test Facility (ATF) is led by Certified Welding Inspectors (CWIs) who evaluate the strength, quality, and integrity of completed welds to assess a welder’s skill level and ensure they meet the AWS requirements.

“AWS certification is a portable credential that helps prove that an individual has the required skillset to do a job well. It opens doors to jobs and is a path to higher wages,” said Don Arguin, ATF coordinator at 91�Թ��. “In many cases – such as government contracts – certification is required.”

Funding from a 2019–2025 Northern Borders Regional Commission grant supported the creation and initial infrastructure of the ATF at 91�Թ��. This investment laid the groundwork for New Hampshire’s first AWS accredited test facility, establishing 91�Թ�� as a critical resource for industry and a foundation for expanding regional technical training. Funding received in the New Hampshire state budget approved by the governor and legislature enabled 91�Թ�� to expand program infrastructure so welding certification services could be offered to the public, bolstering the welding workforce and facilitating a broad range of projects that rely on certified welders.��

“There are training programs for welders that have Certified Welding Inspectors for their own students, but they are not open to the public. When a large program that provided certifications out of Bangor, Maine recently closed, there was a real need for an ATF that is open to all. We stepped up to fill the gap and serve both our own students and the community,” Annette Cole, manager of Workforce Development at 91�Թ�� explained.

As part of 91�Թ��’s Workforce Education program, the ATF is available for a broad range of certifications ranging from common applications – such as pipe and structural steel welding – to custom work.

The ATF began serving high school welding classes even before its official public opening. “We have had busloads of students come for certifications. They will graduate high school with baseline certifications that give them an edge in the job market or a leg up before continuing their welding education,” Cole said.��

For more information about 91�Թ��’s ATF and welding certification services, please visit 91�Թ��.edu/ATF.

About 91�Թ��
91�Թ�� (91�Թ��) was founded in 1966 as part of the Community College System of New Hampshire. With a main campus in Berlin and academic center in Littleton, 91�Թ�� offers accredited associate degree and certificate programs along with flexible day, evening, and online courses that prepare students for the workforce or transfer to four-year institutions. Serving about 1,000 students annually, the college provides high-quality education in fields such as nursing, welding, culinary arts, and advanced technologies, while working closely with regional employers to meet local workforce needs. Recognized as one of the top 150 U.S. community colleges eligible for the 2025 Aspen Prize for Community College Excellence, 91�Թ�� continues to fulfill its mission of affordability, accessibility, and enriching the communities of New Hampshire’s North Country.

91�Թ�� Honored as Community Partner of the Year by NH Department of Corrections for Prison Education Programming

Colbie Ayotte — Fri, 18 Jul 2025 15:29:41 +0000

Berlin, N.H. (July 18, 2025) – 91�Թ�� (91�Թ��) received the Community Partner of The Year Award from the New Hampshire Department of Corrections (NHDOC) for its work with the Northern New Hampshire Correctional Facility (NNHCF) to provide opportunities for students to enroll in a course of study and earn associate degrees through the college. This foundational partnership culminated in the first-ever graduation ceremony in the facility recently for the inaugural cohort of students, who received degrees in Business and Liberal Arts.

Goals of the program include helping to prepare participants for life and employment post-release, but are also centered on rehabilitation, reducing recidivism and enhancing facility safety. The 91�Թ�� NHDOC Prison Education Program model is also the basis for a planned expansion of the program at a second Community College System of NH (CCSNH) College – NHTI – Concord’s Community College. The goal is to provide similar programming within the two corrections facilities in the city serving men and women.

The program began in March 2023. Participants were enrolled in classes full-time and received onsite instruction by 91�Թ�� faculty, using the same curriculum offered at the college. Two more cohorts of 26 individuals are currently enrolled in the program.

The ceremony was held in the gym of the NNHCF with over 100 people in attendance including the graduates, their families, faculty and staff from 91�Թ��, CCSNH and the NHDOC. 91�Թ�� President Sarmad Saman welcomed attendees, noting the NNHCF serves as another campus for 91�Թ�� and that students are given the same academic opportunity and rigor, with access to counseling and advice that helps students complete their programming.

“Our mission is to change lives and make sure we have an educated workforce that will improve our economy – your success is our success,” Saman said.

The program was envisioned and modeled several years ago. 91�Թ�� received approval from the New England Commission of Higher Education (NECHE) as a Second Chance Pell Program (SCP), which allows incarcerated individuals to apply for federal Pell Grants to pay for classes. In 2024, the NHDOC formally approved the Prison Education Program proposal, noting its alignment with both NHDOC’s rehabilitation goals and 91�Թ��’s educational mission.

Nicholas Duffy, director of rehabilitative services with NHDOC, delivered congratulatory remarks on behalf of the department. “You are trailblazers. Real growth comes from perseverance. You turned challenges into stepping stones and adversity into opportunity. Graduation is impressive, but doing so in prison takes more – it means seeing beyond these walls around you and beyond the stigma,” he said.

Commencement ceremonies at the facility are expected to become annual going forward as the effort gains momentum. Legislation passed in New Hampshire 2024 to create a Corrections Education and Vocational Planning Group (CEVPG) will help support program expansion based on key goals. The CEVPG aims to enhance career and educational programming within NHDOC to improve facility safety, public safety, reduce recidivism rates and bolster employability and self-efficacy among incarcerated individuals. Key partners include NHDOC, CCSNH, New England Board of Higher Education, and the University System of New Hampshire.

91�Թ�� (91�Թ��) is located in Berlin, New Hampshire with a satellite campus in Littleton, and is one of seven colleges in the Community College System of New Hampshire. 91�Թ�� offers associate degree and certificate programs, plus training options, preparing students for 21st century job opportunities as well as transfer pathways to four-year colleges and universities. 91�Թ�� is fully accredited by the New England Commission of Higher Education (NECHE). Courses within 91�Թ�� and the Community College System are the most affordable in New Hampshire and the Littleton Academic Center increases access to all students in the North Country Region. Courses are available day, evening and online. 91�Թ�� courses transfer to four-year colleges and universities in New Hampshire and across the country.

New IT Cybersecurity Certificate at 91�Թ��

Laura Bisulca — Fri, 10 May 2024 13:07:47 +0000

91�Թ�� (91�Թ��) has announced an updated, fully online certificate program in IT Cybersecurity. 91�Թ�� is partnering with CompTIA, the industry leading trade association and certification body, to provide the latest in cybersecurity training. In addition to the 91�Թ�� certificate, students will be prepared for 5 different CompTIA certifications: the industry recognized CompTIA A+, Network+, Linux+, Security+ and CompTIA’s most in-depth security credential the Cybersecurity Analyst certification. Complete training, unlimited practice exams and one free certification exam are included with each course. The program requires no pre-requisite skills or knowledge and can be completed on whatever schedule is convenient for the student.

The certificate program is designed to equip students with the essential skills and knowledge required to be successful in the fast-paced and ever-evolving world of cybersecurity. With the help of CompTIA’s innovative technology, students will have access to a wide range of simulations and practical exercises that will allow them to develop their skills and gain valuable experience.�� All courses are fully online with most using CompTIA’s industry-leading simulation architecture TestOut so students can work around their existing busy schedule. The program is available as both a one-year full-time path and a two-year part-time path, using 8-week intensive courses. The shorter courses allow students to take the four cybersecurity keystone courses (that build on each other) in 9 months for those looking for a fast-track professional certification.

Furthermore, students who successfully complete the certificate program will have the opportunity to seamlessly transfer to an associate degree program at neighboring Lakes Region Community College (LRCC) through our 1+1 agreement or continue with other four-year institutions. This will allow students to continue their education in a related field and potentially open new career opportunities. With this program, 91�Թ�� is helping to ensure that students in rural communities have access to high-quality educational programs that will prepare them for the demands of the modern workforce.�� Enrollment for the program is already open. Please visit wmcc.edu for more information.

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Advanced Technology Building Ribbon Cutting

Laura Bisulca — Mon, 06 May 2024 18:32:07 +0000

April 2024 marks the opening of the 91�Թ�� Advanced Technology Building at the Littleton Academic Center. The Advanced Technology Building brings workforce opportunities by providing high-demand programs in the North Country.

Melanie Robbins, 91�Թ�� interim President, opened the building in style with plasma cutting in place of a traditional ribbon cutting. The opening of the Advanced Technology Building provides state of the art technology and resources to 91�Թ��’s current programs including Diesel Heavy Equipment Technology and Welding Technology while developing new opportunities for growth with training opportunities in Power Generation including electric vehicle technology and other emerging fields.

The Advanced Technology Building has been made possible by generous donations from industry partners and through community support.

Community College System Board of Trustees Announces Leadership Appointment

Laura Bisulca — Mon, 29 Apr 2024 15:55:07 +0000

Concord, N.H. (April 18, 2024) – The Community College System of New Hampshire (CCSNH) is pleased to announce the appointment of Sarmad Saman of Marlborough, Massachusetts, as President of 91�Թ�� with campuses in Berlin and Littleton.

“One of the unique strengths of community colleges, so much so that it is embedded in the name, is the role our colleges play in the communities that we serve through the strong connections that are built between our colleges and their regional partners and stakeholders,” said Dr. Mark Rubinstein, CCSNH Chancellor. “The only way to do that right is to have campus leaders working closely with local leaders so that our students can contribute to the economic, civic, and cultural vitality of their communities and help New Hampshire achieve a competitive edge with a highly skilled workforce that is prepared for the future. I am very pleased that we have identified an outstanding candidate for college leadership whose demonstrated commitment to the students we serve will benefit our communities our statewide efforts across New Hampshire.”

Sarmad Saman
Sarmad Saman is a seasoned higher education leader with more than two decades of experience in teaching and administration. He is bilingual in English and Arabic and has studied and worked in four countries – his native Iraq, the United Kingdom, Jordan and, since 1999, the United States. Saman became a US Citizen in 2019.��

Saman studied and conducted research in microbiology before transitioning to faculty and administrative positions within the Massachusetts public school system and then higher education. In 1999, he began teaching biological sciences, first at the Chelsea, Massachusetts public schools and then at Boston University before transitioning to community college teaching and administration. Since 2000, Saman taught in the science departments at Quinsigamond Community College (Worcester, Mass.), MassBay Community College (Wellesley Hills, Mass.) and Bristol Community College (Fall River, Mass.).��

Saman completed the Community College Leadership Academy in 2014. He holds the academic rank of Professor in Microbiology and most recently served as Chief of Staff and Deputy Academic Officer at Bristol Community College. Saman also served at Bristol as Dean of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM), Acting Dean for Online Learning, and Interim Dean for Behavioral, Social Science and Education. At MassBay Community College, in addition fulfilling the primary responsibilities as Professor of Microbiology and Chair of the Life Sciences Department, Saman held appointments as Interim Dean of STEM.��

Saman has extensive experience in grant writing and management, including a $4.4 million grant from the Massachusetts Life Sciences Center to Bristol Community College to build a Clean Room (spaces typically used in manufacturing to ensure a low level of pollutants). He was honored by the Massachusetts Medical Research Society for his leadership in building new programs that develop the skills of today’s students for the industries of tomorrow.��

Saman has received awards from The League for Innovation in the Community College for Excellence and for Innovation on Corequisite Models of Developmental Math Education.��

“It is my pleasure and privilege to be the next President of 91�Թ��,” said Saman. “I will be honored to work with such dedicated faculty and staff to serve our students so they can achieve their goals and soar as high as the White Mountains. I am determined and confident that the foundations that have been set at 91�Թ�� by those who came before me will enable me to ensure that we meet our objectives and guide our communities to a brighter future.”

91�Թ��:�� 91�Թ�� (91�Թ��) is located in Berlin, New Hampshire with a satellite campus in Littleton, and is one of seven colleges in the Community College System of New Hampshire. 91�Թ�� offers associate degree and certificate programs, plus training options, preparing students for 21st century job opportunities as well as transfer pathways to four-year colleges and universities. 91�Թ�� is fully accredited by the New England Commission of Higher Education (NECHE). Courses within 91�Թ�� and the Community College System are the most affordable in New Hampshire and the Littleton Academic Center increases access to all students in the North Country Region. Courses are available day, evening and online. 91�Թ�� courses transfer to four-year colleges and universities in New Hampshire and across the country.

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91�Թ�� Interview with 97.3 Mountain Country

Colbie Ayotte — Mon, 22 Jan 2024 21:44:01 +0000

Fall 2023 Academic Honors

Laura Bisulca — Mon, 22 Jan 2024 14:20:08 +0000

Congratulations to all students who have achieved academic honors in the Fall 2023 semester!

The President’s List (High Honors) recognizes matriculated students earning a cumulative GPA of 3.75 or higher.

The Vice President’s List (Honors)��recognizes matriculated students earning a cumulative GPA of 3.3 to 3.74.

President’s List

James Abbott
Arlene Allard
Haylee Bacon
Christina Bagnaschi
Timothy Bartlett
Jonathan Beaulieu
Cheyenne Berube
Madison Bijeau
Kayla Bisson
Deanne Bodemer
Mark Bonta
Nicole Bradford
Rayelinn Bromley
Natalie Brown
Angel Bryant
Megan Campbell
Brianna Chabot
William Cope
Christopher Corey
Cynthia Costello
Kimberly Crawford
Mackenzie Crawford
Travis Currier
Tara Curtis
Sara Danoski
Alyssa Delafontaine
Evan Dickson
Ayla Dorsett
Glendon Drolet
Andrew Dufresne
Noah Dutkewych
Julie Ernst
Robert Fehr
Terri Fillion
Abby Fillion
Margaret Frostholm
Rita Gesel
Ethan Gifford
Jonathan Gilcris
Brandon Gordon
Amber Grady
John Gray
Amy Greene
Jessica Grenier
Joshua Guay
Detlef Hagge
Melissa Hall
Nathan Hamilton
Amanda Haselton
Bessie Haynes
Lisa Hebert
Leilani Heng
Thomas Herlihy
Lucas Heuring
Brenna Humphrey
Angela Janes
Michael Johnson
Masey Kahan
Kayte Kostinden
Lindsay Lapp
Hillary Leavitt
Ryan Lyons
Patrick Mcnail
Martin Mekina
Casandra Mercer
Michael Mercier
Caroline Middendorf
Ruth Missfeldt
Kyle Ovitt
Stacia Page
Brandon Perlo
Christian Ramsey
Isyss Remillard
Amy Richard
Sara Rodriguez
Samantha Royer
Emily Schafermeyer
Stefan Shapiro
John Smith
Keara Smith
Maggie Smyth
Rafael Soto
Sandra Sprecher
Jeffrey Stein
Naomi Stoddard
Natalya Stone
Steven Stowell
Isabelle Strachan
Jason Tenney
Vikki Thelemarck
Tanner Thompson
Vikki Tinkham
Michael Tiska
Justin Tupick
Jon Twiss
Ronald Viger
Hollie Walters
Leah Wheeler
Julie Wilber
Nicholas Wilson
Allison Winchester
Felicity Winters
Olivia Woods

Vice President’s List

Megan Ames
Duane Anctil
Alexandra Antonucci
Charles Astuto
Weylin Barrett
Elizabeth Barros
Leanne Bernier
Joey Blanchard
Caitlin Bloomgren
Jennifer Bolton
Thomas Bouchie
Rayna Bourbeau
Tatyanna Bragdon
Adrien Brehany
Merissa Brown
Tiffany Burbank-Fitzger
Jessica Burton
Draegon Cammons
Kyra Carbee
Holly Charland
Carolyn Christman
Kaitlyn Clark
Mackenna Cote
Lillian Couture
Ashley Dixon Ellis
Vincent Dude
Madison Fillion
Nadia Fitzsimmons
Maegan Fortin
Julie Fowler
Caden Fregeau
Jada Fysh
Gisella Gambino
Mae Gesel
Susan Gesel
Nilia Gonzalez
Tearyn Greene
Emma Guerard
Georgia Hadley
Kaeli Hammill
Joseph Higginson
Charlie Hinrichs
Susan Hirtle
Samantha Howe
Kameron Huntoon
Tatum Illsley
Jackson Ingerson
Cassandra Irish
Kristen Jones
Tombe Isaac Kenyi
Ryan Labrecque
Adam Lacross
Kristina Lambert
Kyleigh Lang
Ellen Law
Travis Lemieux
Annabelle Light
Aidan McAllaster
Caeley McCarthy
Constance McKearney
Gineva McKenzie – Prou
Ashton McMahon
Sarah Medeiros
Isobel Micucci
Matthew Mignone
Emma Mitulski
Darin Moody
Kendall Morse
Ruthanne Murray
Leslie O’Dell
Katrina Pineo
Liam Ragnarsson
Bailey Reed
Anna Roberts
Anna Roy
Rebekah Sewell
Keegan Smith
Patricia Souliere
Ashleigh Stanley
Jenny Stark
Allen Stevens
Gianna Temkkit
Angela Thornton
Lauren Tyler
Thomas Vashel
Alexandra Walker
Adam Warner
Aiden Whiting
Rachael Willey
Charly Williams
Bethlynn Wilson
Sarah Woods
Timothy Woodward

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91�Թ��� Graduates Seven Individuals at the Northern New Hampshire Correctional Facility

Governor Recognizes “Early College Advocate” from Groveton High School

91�Թ��� Receives Competitive Grant to Expand Higher Education in Prison Programming

91�Թ��� Receives Competitive Grant to Expand Higher Education in Prison Programming

91�Թ��� Now Offering AWS Welding Certification Services to the Public

91�Թ��� Now Offering AWS Welding Certification Services to the Public

91�Թ��� Honored as Community Partner of the Year by NH Department of Corrections for Prison Education Programming

New IT Cybersecurity Certificate at 91�Թ���

Advanced Technology Building Ribbon Cutting

Community College System Board of Trustees Announces Leadership Appointment

91�Թ��� Interview with 97.3 Mountain Country

Fall 2023 Academic Honors

President’s List

Vice President’s List

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91�Թ�� Graduates Seven Individuals at the Northern New Hampshire Correctional Facility

91�Թ�� Receives Competitive Grant to Expand Higher Education in Prison Programming

91�Թ�� Receives Competitive Grant to Expand Higher Education in Prison Programming

91�Թ�� Now Offering AWS Welding Certification Services to the Public

91�Թ�� Now Offering AWS Welding Certification Services to the Public

91�Թ�� Honored as Community Partner of the Year by NH Department of Corrections for Prison Education Programming

New IT Cybersecurity Certificate at 91�Թ��

91�Թ�� Interview with 97.3 Mountain Country