“These courses are designed to not only be informational but enjoyable and fun. We’re here to have a good a time, and to learn something new at the same time,” said Jon Mason, Director of Workforce Development at NCC
“Our powerplant classes will have the opportunity to take one of our engines, install it into his plane, trouble shoot it and eventually get it up to running condition. This is a real scenario which they will encounter as they go into Industry.
“This past year, I have witnessed Veronica demonstrate leadership, academic excellence, and a strong commitment to supporting her peers,” said Professor Lisa Gray, Chairperson of the Nursing Department at Nashua Community College.
“Without manufacturing, nothing gets done,” Garside said. “Without manufacturing, there are no machines. Without manufacturing, nothing moves. Our goods and products don’t go from one place to another. Manufacturing is the backbone of industry.”
This spring, Nashua Community College will celebrate the graduation of 298 students, with more than 200 planning to join in person for NCC’s largest in-person ceremony in nearly 10 years.
