Nash Community College American History students participated in a class debate on Wednesday, February 15 where they answered the question of whether or not the Reconstruction Era was successful. “This… Continue Reading
During the fall semester, Nash Community College students, faculty and staff were invited to submit original photography prints for consideration in the college’s first ever Photo Contest. An external community… Continue Reading
Members of Nash Community College’s Advanced Manufacturing Club are giving back to the community and bringing smiles to the faces of foster children this holiday season! Thank you to these… Continue Reading
Nash Community College Human Services Technology students recently participated in their annual community service project with Nash County Department of Social Services. Each year HST students “adopt” a teenager in… Continue Reading
Nash Community College students are preparing for careers as maintenance technicians. In Ricky Joyner’s HYD 110 Hydraulics/Pneumatics I class, students recently participated in a competition assembling pneumatic training arms. The… Continue Reading
Students in Nash Community College’s Physical Therapist Assistant Club are giving back on campus! The non-profit student organization is for Physical Therapist Assistant students and program alumni. The organization encourages active… Continue Reading
Nash Community College Cosmetology students participated in four cosmetology competitions on Saturday, October 22, 2022 at the North Carolina State Fair. Offered by SkillsUSA North Carolina in partnership with ApprenticeshipNC… Continue Reading
Nash Community College drama players are proud to present a live musical performance of The Hello Girls from April 8-10. Patrons can choose show-only performances on Friday at 7:00 pm and Sunday… Continue Reading
Nash Community College is proud to announce the following students achieved academic honors during the 2021 Fall Semester. To qualify for the Dean’s List, students must earn a 4.0 grade… Continue Reading
Nolan Bailey, 16, said he chose to enroll in the Career and College Promise program at Nash Community College because it will save his family a lot of money in… Continue Reading
Ramla Siddique always wanted a career that would allow her to incorporate creativity and her personal interests into her work. Before coming to the United States, Ramla gained work experience… Continue Reading
“I decided to enroll in the Career and College Promise (CCP) program because I wanted to take advantage of taking college courses while in high school,” Aesya Jones said. “I… Continue Reading