Lasting impact
It’s been more than a quarter century since Mike Stackhouse graduated from the Radio Broadcasting program at the Woodstock Campus of NBCC, but the impact
NBCC Stories
A surprise return to the classroom pays off
Daniela Buzatu never expected to be going back to college. Working, raising her family, and starting a new life in Canada kept her busy enough.
Getting back to the books
Growing up on a farm in Yarmouth, NS, Cameron Purdy gained an early understanding ofwhat it means to work hard. As he graduates from NBCC’s
A curious nature leads to Electronics Engineering
Andrew Hughson has always been interested in understanding how things work. He can recall taking a broken microwave apart for fun, just to see if
A new start in the middle of a pandemic
A cross-country move, a switch to a more laid-back rural lifestyle, and a new career path…all in the midst of a global pandemic. Elizabeth Herd
“Mama Tam” achieves her dreams
As a young woman, Tammy Thibodeau was told to expect a life without children, but she wasn’t prepared to settle for that. She managed to
From the fish plant to the hospital ward
Separated from her partner – and the home-based business she had run for years – Vicky Martin found herself at a fork in the road.
Celebrating trades excellence
When New Brunswick Community College (NBCC) graduates cross the stage this month, the academic leaders looking on with pride will represent a variety of career
Stretching into a meaningful career
A part-time gig at a yoga studio has stretched into a fulfilling career in her chosen field for a 2021 graduate of NBCC’s Business Administration:
Marketing students give MWBA an assist
Marketing students eager for real world experience meet a fledgling sports league getting ready to launch its first season – it’s a slam dunk of
Virtual fundraiser with NBCC a success for literacy group
The COVID-19 pandemic forced Laubach Literacy NB (LLNB), like so many community organizations, to rethink its engagement strategy in light of COVID-19. In a typical year, the adult literacy program would
Collaborating on the future of health care
One college. Two universities. A health care authority. All working together to improve health care in New Brunswick. When the learners from NBCC’s Gerald S.
