NBCC’s #GivingTuesday campaign supports service learning opportunities in Kenya
FREDERICTON – Ally McConchie has beein interested in farming and food security since she first joined the local 4-H in Gagetown, NB at the age
NBCC Stories
International alumna makes Saint John home
Editor’s note: the following was reposted from edgsj.com (Greater Economic Development Saint John) with permission. With increasing political and economic turmoil in Brazil, Isabela and
NBCC learners place third in competition
FREDERICTON – When three Information Technology: Programmer Analyst students from the Fredericton Campus of New Brunswick Community College met their peers from across the country
NBCC and Yorkville University agree to new business degree pathway
FREDERICTON—New Brunswick Community College (NBCC) and Yorkville University signed an agreement today that provides a new pathway for NBCC’s business administration diploma graduates to quickly
A study adventure becomes a new life in Canada
Editor’s Note: The following is reposted from edgsj.com, Economic Development Greater Saint John, with permission. Bruno Silva came to Saint John in the fall
NBCC recognizes outstanding alumni
FREDERICTON – An advocate for women in trades, an emerging business leader, an innovative problem solver and a veteran entrepreneur with a streak of community
AHEC gives back
At the Gerald S. Merrithew Allied Health Education Centre of NBCC, students and staff have a long history of giving back to the community. They’re
Welcoming the world to St. Andrews
As NBCC continues to attract increasing numbers of international learners, the entire College community is pitching in to make them feel welcome. At the St.
Cleaning up and sharing smiles
It’s not hard to tell when Larry Richard is nearby at the Miramichi Campus of NBCC. Your first hint is the whistling; then, once a
Helping Indigenous learners achieve their dreams
As Indigenous learners gain the skills they need at NBCC to transform their lives and communities, the Indigenous Student Bursary Program provides them with financial
Generations meet in carpentry shop
In the carpentry shop at the Woodstock Campus of NBCC, hammers are pounding and sanders are buzzing. The smell of sawdust is thick in the
Indigenous food to help Indigenous learners
An Indigenous meal, prepared and served by students in the Hotel/Restaurant Management and Culinary programs at the St. Andrews campus of NBCC, raised funds for
