Dead River Company, northern New England’s largest home heating provider, recently donated two heavy-duty trucks to Northern Maine Community College’s commercial driving academy, further strengthening the company’s longstanding support for workforce development across Maine.
Northern Maine Community College’s registered nursing program has been ranked No. 2 in Maine for 2025 by NursingExplorer.com, a national education resource that evaluates nursing programs based on graduate success on licensure examinations.
Students from Northern Maine Community College earned top honors at the 2026 SkillsUSA Maine State Leadership and Skills Conference, posting strong results in competitive events that showcased technical skill and workforce readiness in high-demand trades.
More than 600 job seekers attended the 2026 Job Fair at Northern Maine Community College, marking the largest turnout in recent years.
Northern Maine Community College hosted the spring 2026 Phi Theta Kappa Induction Ceremony for the Alpha Phi Epsilon Chapter March 18, recognizing the academic achievement and leadership potential of newly inducted student members.
The free community college program covers up to two years of tuition and fees for high school graduates.
Northern Maine Community College has received nearly $2 million in federal funding to expand and modernize workforce training programs in industrial electrical technology and nursing as part of the federal budget package signed by President Donald Trump.
orthern Maine Community College has announced the students named to the fall 2025 dean’s list.
AUGUSTA, Maine – The Maine Community College System and The Associated General Contractors of Maine are partnering to launch a four-week, hands-on construction training program across the state to prepare Maine adults for meaningful careers in the construction trades. The Maine Construction Academy Immersion Programs, managed by AGC Maine and funded by MCCS’s Harold Alfond […]
PRESQUE ISLE, Maine — The Northern Maine Community College Foundation hosted its Annual Dinner and Awards Celebration on Thursday, Nov. 13, bringing together community partners, donors, faculty, staff, students and foundation board members to recognize leadership, service and student achievement. Foundation Executive Director Nicole Cote, who also serves as NMCC’s dean of economic and workforce development, opened […]
