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CAMPUS VOICE NORTHWESTERN CONNECTICUT COMMUNITY COLLEGE May 2-13, 2016
Ballroom Dance
Friday, May 13 7-9pm
Greenwoods Hall Rm 128
If you haven’t tried Ballroom Dance but would like to, come join us for an evening of fun!! Singles and couples are welcome.
FREE for registered credit students and Senior Citizens
Non-students: $10 per person payable at the door on the night of class.
Sponsored by your Student Senate
STUDENT SENATE ELECTIONS
Tuesday – Friday, May 3-6
Vote: Tuesday -Thursday 10:30am-6:30pm
Friday 10:30am-1:30pm
Ballot locations are in Founders Hall
either at the table in the ramp entrance or at the Information Center
The 50th Anniversary Committee celebrates
your success.!
Coffee and light snacks will be
available in
Greenwoods Hall Founders Hall and
Art & Science Building
Tuesday—Thursday May 10-12
8:00am-12noon
Good luck on your finals!
NCCC 20th
Annual Students vs. Staff and Faculty
Softball Tournament
Students and staff faced off at Ryan Field on Wednesday, April 27, just as they have for the past 19 years. Faculty and staff have dominated through the years but students are making a comeback …with enthusiasm! The final score was Students 12 – faculty/staff 1. The Student Senate sponsored the program, providing t-shirts for the student team, Kurt’s Hotdogs free for the afternoon and music. (continued on page 2)
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STUDENT and CAMPUS INFORMATION
Softball Tournament (continued)
Co-captains for the Student Team: Kevin Crispin, Haley Bergs and Hannah Arel. Student Players: Rich Merrill, Grant Manor, Nicholas Cianciolo, Christine Farrell, Jacob Wujcik, Eric Szegedy, Ricky Descoteaux, Francesca Ghi, Marcus Sanford, Jeremy Marchand, Marcus Johnson, Dennis Donis, Megan Sikorski, Jack Bundy, Christopher Hauschild, Nicole Dmowski and Kevin Caruso. Faculty/Staff Players: President Mike Rooke, Tom Hodgkin, Sarah Zordan, Susan Dichter, Mike Emanuel, Laura McCarthy, Bobby Scaife, Rick Boger-Hawkins, Karen Collin, Michelle Roberson, and Rick Coutant. The 20-year score is Facuty/Staff 10, Students 9, tie game 1. See you next year!!!
ATTENTION GRADUATES
Commencement will be held on Thursday, May 26th in the East End Park at 6:30pm.
ALL GRADUATES MUST BE IN FOUNDERS HALL TO LINE UP NO LATER THAN 6:00pm!
Caps and gowns may be picked up in the Bookstore beginning Monday, May 2nd!
All graduates will be receiving a letter soon with more information.
Any questions/concerns: contact Rebecca at 860-738-6420 or [email protected]
ATTENTION PHI THETA KAPPA
GRADUATES
If you want a PTK tassel and/or stole for graduation, there are a few ways to do this:
1. Volunteer! a) 15 hours for a tassel b) 25 hours for a tassel and stole c) Input your hours into the Discussion Board in the PTK Blackboard and then pick up your bling BEFORE Finals’ Week. 2. Purchase them off the ptk.org website 3. Rent! Only the STOLES are available to rent. It costs $30 CASH to rent a stole. Upon return, you will receive $25 of your $30 back.
Contact Crystal Wiggins, [email protected] , 860-738-6310
From the NCCC Library …..
Only one more Saturday left until final exams!!! Please take an advantage of our Saturday hours: 9:30am—1:30pm.
May 2016: New Books & DVDs!
The Connecticut Association of Latin Americans in Higher Education (CALAHE) will award several $1,000 scholarships for the 2016-17 academic year. Scholarship applications are available in the NCCC Financial Aid Office or may be download-ed from the CALAHE homepage www.calahe.org
Application must be postmarked by May 6, 2016 and mailed to Dr. Wilson Luna, Gateway Community College, 20 Church Street, New Haven, CT 06510.
Many items including keys, jackets, coffee/beverage mugs, lunch bags, thumb drives and books have been turned in this semester to the Lost and Found.
Lost and Found services are maintained in the Information Center (FH 104) and the Student Activities Office (GW 110). If you have lost an item while on campus, please check with Darlene at the Information Center (FH 104) or by phone at 860-738-6300 or the Office of Student Activities at 860-738-6343 (Susan) or 860-738-6344 (Kathy) as soon as possible. Positive ID is required when collecting your lost item.
Any items not claimed soon will be donated to Goodwill.
SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION
LOST AND FOUND
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STUDENT CLUB MEETINGS & EVENT INFORMATION
LGBTQIA+ Club Members will be volunteering at the
35th annual Gay Pride Parade (NOHO in North Hampton, Massachusetts on Saturday, May 7th (carpools forming now for an estimated time of arrival at 9:00am). Lunch will be provided. If you are interested in attending either event, please contact Karen Hunter, 860-738-6402 or [email protected] .
Improv Workshops at NCCC
These FREE workshops in Improv are open to all levels of players with an interest in exploring improvisational theater. Join us and exercise your mind! The workshops are held on Tuesday evenings from 6:30pm to 9:00pm in Green Woods Hall Room 101. Check us out on Facebook! We are NC Cubed.
OPEN GYM Mondays thru Thursdays, 10am-4:30pm
(Tuesdays/Thursdays 2:30-4:30 reserved for Basketball) The NCCC Gym (GW 128) is open to all registered students for basketball, ping pong and, with advanced requests, volleyball and dodge ball. Equipment is provided.
Stop by Student Activities (GW 110) to sign in.
If you have additional ideas or suggestions, please let us know.
Criminal Justice Association—meets Tuesdays, 4:15-5:15pm, FH 202; club advisor Michael Emanuel, [email protected]
Dungeons and Dragons Club—meets Tuesdays, 1:00-4:15pm, GW 303; club advisor Doug Mooney, [email protected]
Early Childhood Association— meets Tuesday, May 2, 4:11-5:00pm; FH 207; club advisor Michele Better, [email protected]
History Association—meets Mondays, 3:00-5:00pm, FH 306; club advisor Todd Bryda [email protected]
LGBTQIA+ Club— meets Tuesdays/Thursdays, 12:00-1:00pm, ASB 205; club advisor Karen Hunter, [email protected]
NCCC Student Nurses Association— meeting Monday, May 2, 7:00-8:30pm, FH 107; club advisors Jayne Mednick, [email protected] and Michelle Roberson, [email protected]
Northwest Deaf Club— meets Tuesdays, 3:45-4:45pm, GW 101; club advisor Maureen Chalmers, [email protected]
The NCCC Student Senate meets on Tuesdays, 11:45am-1:00pm in GW 110, and meetings are open to all registered students. Contact club advisor Kathy Chapman, [email protected]
CT Food Bank Mobile Pantry—April 2016
On Thursday, April 21, we served 128 households (which translates to approximately 300 people) through the CT Food Bank Mobile Pantry. Off the truck items included celery, onions, honeydew, carrots, corn, spinach, olives, grapes, bread, potatoes, pasta sauce, iced tea, mango drink, little onions, and oranges. Thank you to all the great volunteers!
We continue delivery rain or shine 12 months of the year, so put us on the calen-
dar for the summer months!
Next delivery: Thursday, May 19th @ 12:00
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FINAL EXAM SCHEDULE
Scheduled class day and time
beginning at:
Examination day and
time
TUESDAY, MAY 10
Tuesday 8:30am
Tuesday/Thursday 8:30am
Tuesday/Thursday 9:25am
8:30am—10:30am
Daytime English 101 Classes
(Consult instructor for day/location)
11:00am—1:00pm
Tuesday 1:15pm
Tuesday/Thursday 1:15pm
2:00pm—4:00pm
Tuesday/Thursday 4:25pm
Tuesday 5:00pm
Tuesday/Thursday 5:00pm
5:00pm—7:00pm
Tuesday 6:35pm
Tuesday/Thursday 6:35pm
Tuesday 7:00pm
7:30pm—9:30pm
Scheduled class day and time
beginning at:
Examination day and
time
WEDNESDAY, MAY 11
Wednesday 8:30am
Monday/Wednesday 8:30am
Wednesday 9:00am
Monday/Wednesday 9:25am
8:30am—10:30am
Daytime English 101 Classes
(Consult instructor for day/location)
BIO* 127 Lecture (CRN 1182)
11:00am—1:00pm
Wednesday 12:30pm
Wednesday 1:15pm
Monday/Wednesday 1:15pm
Monday/Wednesday 2:00pm
Monday/Wednesday 2:11pm
2:00pm—4:00pm
Wednesday 4:15pm
Monday/Wednesday 4:25pm
Wednesday 5:00pm
Monday/Wednesday 5:00pm
5:00pm—7:00pm
Monday/Wednesday 6:35pm
Wednesday 6:35pm
7:30pm—9:30pm
Scheduled class day and time
beginning at:
Examination day and
time
THURSDAY, MAY 12
FREE BLOCK 8:30am—10:30am
Tuesday/Thursday 10:05am
Tuesday/Thursday 10:20am
11:00am—1:00pm
Tuesday/Thursday 2:50pm
Tuesday/Thursday 3:20pm
Tuesday/Thursday 3:30pm
2:00pm—4:00pm
Thursday 5:00pm
BIO* 212 Lecture (CRN 1053)
5:00pm—7:00pm
Thursday 6:35pm 7:30pm—9:30pm
Scheduled class day and time
beginning at:
Examination day and
time
FRIDAY. MAY 13
Friday 9:00am
NUR* 101
9:00am—11:00am
Friday 1:00pm 1:00pm—3:00pm
Scheduled class day and time
beginning at:
Examination day and
time
SATURDAY, MAY 14
Saturday 9:00am 9:00am—11:00am
Scheduled class day and time
beginning at:
Examination day and
time
MONDAY, MAY 16
Monday/Wednesday 10:05am 9:00am-11:00am
Monday/Wednesday 11:30am
Monday/Wednesday 11:40am
11:30am—1:30pm
Monday 1:15pm
Monday/Wednesday 2:50pm
2:00pm—4:00pm
Monday 5:00pm 5:00pm—7:00pm
Monday 6:35pm 7:30pm—9:30pm
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May 9 Last Day of Classes
May 10-16 Final Exams
May 13 Ballroom Dance, 7-9pm, GW 128
May 25 Awards/Scholarships Convocation 6pm, GW 128
May 26 Inauguration—President Michael Rooke
Commencement
May 30 Memorial Day (College Closed)
Check out the ONLINE Campus Calendar today for
more upcoming events!!
Click on the link above or, on the NCCC webpage, go to Current Students > Campus Calendar.
CAMPUS CALENDAR
Call 860-738-6444 or 860-738-6484 to register or stop by the CWD offices at the Goulet Building, 56 Park Place.
NCCC’s Center for Workforce Development
FREE Personal Finance Workshops in Spring, 2016
All workshops are free of charge and meet in Founders Hall Annex, Room FX011. Space is limited and registration is required.
Please complete the online registration form on our webpage; you may register for up to five workshops at a time. You will receive an email or phone call to confirm your registration at least two days prior to the scheduled workshop.
To register, go to www.nwcc.edu > Academics > Continuing Education, Center for Workforce Development > or Click here for the online registration form for Free Career Workshops and more. Or you may call Cindy Prelli at (860) 738-6419 to register.
May 5 CRN 1419 Ways to Protect Your Identity
Free & Open to the Public & 6 CEU’s
from CT DMHAS
The training is free & lessons learned can save a life…
Brought to you by
Northwestern Connecticut Community College
Friday, May 20, 9:00am-3:00pm Arts & Science Bldg, Room 209
209 Holabird Ave, Winsted, CT, 06098
Complimentary light breakfast & lunch will be provided
CAP provides free 6 hour training with professionals for individuals, community leaders, coaches, foster parents and faith based groups who would like more education on how to recognize, provide support and give assistance to those struggling with addictions such as alcohol, drugs, gambling,
inhalant abuse, as well as many mental health issues
facing us today including suicide.
CAP is a program of the State of CT Dept. of Mental Health & Addiction Services
**RSVP by May 9 via [email protected]
Questions…? Kapriel Mouradjian/CAP Advisor/[email protected]
Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) Emergency Medical Technicians respond to medical emergencies such as heart attacks, car accidents and fires. They provide life support to seriously ill or injured patients before they reach the hospital. Successful completion of this course enables the EMT student to take the national written and practical exams for certification. Successful completion of the national exam allows the student to get their Connecticut EMT Certification. Cost: $850, plus textbooks and exam fees. For more information or to register for this class, contact Heather Cappabianca, Program Coordinator, at [email protected] or call (860) 738-6484. Please note that those convicted of a felony may not be eligible for clinical experiences and may find it difficult to secure employment in health care. CRN 2024 Date(s): June 20 – August 18, Mondays-Thursdays 8am-1pm Cost: $850* *Additional cost for textbook and exams—Brady’s Emergency Care, 13th Edition, EMT Practical Exam (approximately $100) and National Registry of EMT ($70)