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At 40 something and working full-time, I thought a college degree would be out of reach. With a campus nearby combined with online courses, I found a plan at NCCC that fit my needs. With the support and attentiveness from some wonderful instructors, I succeeded in getting a degree and increasing my work options.

Denise Russell

( AAS Business Administration 2016 )

The professors at NCCC go above and beyond for their students. It's that personalization for each student that really makes a difference.

Dave Swiderski

( AS Business Administration 2015 )

The online courses at NCCC allowed me to finish my degree with a flexible schedule. The individual attention provided by instructors made it a wonderful and personal experience.

Kim Godreau

( (Kim Godreau, Class of 2015, AAS Individual Studies) )

It’s the individualized and unwavering support from instructors that makes NCCC such a stand-out educational experience. I ultimately landed the job I always dreamed of having.

Alex Ashley

( (Alex Ashley, Radiologic Technology, Class of 2010) )

Attending NCCC was a wonderful experience for me. The teachers were very helpful and easy to approach.

Alice Vera

( AAS Computer Graphics & Design Graduate 2012 )

One-on-one instruction is a large part of what makes this program great, you can tell the instructors truly care about each and every student.

Lane McFaddin

( AAS Computer Graphics & Design Graduate 2014 )

I finished my NCCC studies in May of 2014. I have moved to Montreal, Quebec, Canada, where I major in Art at Concodia University.

Amelia McDonnell

( AS Fine Arts - Studio Graduate 2014 )

Andrew Cziraki was awarded the Silas H. Rhodes Scholarship, School of Visual Art’s most prestigious merit-based scholarships.

Andrew Cziraki

( AS Fine Arts - Studio Graduate 2014 )

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SUMMER LECTURE SERIES: A series of free summer lectures by faculty at the college's Ticonderoga campus begins at 7 p.m. Thursday with Tom McGrath's presentation on the Battle of Fort Anne. We hope you can make it! Here's the full schedule ... ... See MoreSee Less

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Three North Country Community College employees were saluted for their commitment to the college and its students at the college’s 50th Commencement. Read more about the Chancellor's Awards for Mary Smutz, Steve Brewer and Larry McFaddin: bit.ly/2sqZOye ... See MoreSee Less

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In today's #SaintsSpotlight, we get to know Robbie Woodward, NCCC's Associate Director of Residence Life.

Robbie was born in Red Bank, NJ, grew up in Wells, NY, and graduated from Wells Central School. He completed his undergraduate studies at Binghamton University and is currently working on a master's through Stony Brook University. Before coming to NCCC, Robbie worked at Binghamton University and Northern State University in South Dakota.

Q. What's it been like working at the college so far?
A. It’s been great to work with the students at North Country and continue to develop the Residence Hall community, and I’m looking forward to continuing to grow the Residence Life program next year.

Q. What events did you enjoy the most here?
A. Residence Life and Community Council have hosted a number of great events this year. Some of the highlights include Courtney Oakes’ Doggos & Relaxation, Amy Arno’s DUI simulator, James Payne’s 24 Hour Star Wars Marathon, Isaac Widrick’s Game Night and Community Council’s Midnight Breakfast.

Q. What do you look for in your RA staff members?
A. When hiring RAs, I look for students who are involved in campus, have leadership skills and are approachable. RAs have many responsibilities, including getting to know each of their residents, develop a sense of community, enforce policy and plan programs. It’s also very important that RAs have good time management skills and are able to balance being an RA and being academically successful.

Q. Is the job everything you expected? What surprised you the most?
A. I have really enjoyed working at NCCC. Working in the Residence Halls has been a great experience and it’s been awesome to see how far students have come in just one school year. I’ve been pleasantly surprised by how tight-knit the Residence Hall and NCCC community is.

Q. What suggestions do you have for incoming students?
A. Get involved! There are lots of things to do on campus and in Saranac Lake, so take advantage of it. Getting involved will help you meet new friends, foster professional connections and make the most of the college experience. Saranac Lake is also a beautiful area with lots of things to do in every season, so go explore and enjoy the Adirondack experience!

#SaintsSpotlight is brought to you by NCCC Social Media Intern Devante Walker, who graduated in May with the Class of 2018. Congrats Devante! ... See MoreSee Less

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Congratulations to the North Country Community College Class of 2018! #WeAreNorthCountry #NCCC #NCCCgrad2018 ... See MoreSee Less

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