NBCC grad proves it’s never too late
Russ Brown never predicted he would be back in the classroom after more than 23 years in the workforce, but when the COVID-19 pandemic impacted
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Indigenous ‘Seven Feathers’ walkways introduced across NBCC campuses
When students and staff enter NBCC campuses, they’ll walk along a reminder of the College’s commitment to Truth and Reconciliation. As Canada marks National Indigenous
NBCC grad finds his leadership potential
Mark Ferrish never had any intentions of pursuing leadership opportunities in the workplace. That was until he discovered NBCC’s Applied Studies programs, and everything changed.
A new beginning in Hospitality Town
When Juan Vargas arrived in New Brunswick for the first time, the crisp winter air was not the only thing giving him goosebumps. Originally from
IN HIS WORDS: New opportunities at home in NB
Editor’s note: The following is a firsthand account of the NBCC experience by Scott Cooper, a 2022 graduate of the Process Control Technician program at
Centre of Excellence gives middle school students the NBCC experience
Ask any group of middle school students which they would prefer – a day in the classroom, or a day in a college chemistry lab
Carpentry students swing their hammers for local non-profit
At NBCC, carpentry students build useful things with wood and tools. They also build with their hearts and souls, leaving a legacy of community leadership
Trades students hit it out of the park with Moncton Minor Baseball build
At the Moncton campus of NBCC, skilled trades students are hitting community leadership out of the park. Carpentry, electrical, and welding students have teamed up
From trash to cash: Students clean up with recycling bursaries
Updated: November 10, 2023 When NBCC launched a new recycling project at its facilities last fall, the primary goal was to lessen the College’s environmental
“Challenge accepted”: Volunteering is its own reward
For Krista Nyenhuis, volunteerism is second nature. Since the age of 11, she’s been an active volunteer, encouraged by her parents to contribute to her
Pierogi projects raise more than $9K for Ukrainian aid
“We have to do something.” When instructors and students of NBCC’s hospitality programs in Moncton and St. Andrews learned of the tremendous humanitarian need resulting
A new path forward
A childhood marked by trauma, an impromptu departure from formal education, and a history of addiction are not holding Amanda Smith back from transforming her