 | Student Life Wrap-Up
It has been an eventful spring at North Hennepin Community College with all sorts of activities hosted by the Student Life office...
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 | NHCC Wins Advertising Award
North Hennepin Community College received a bronze for its online catalog during the 26th Annual Education Advertising Awards, which is sponsored by Higher Education Marketing Report.
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 | Local College Students Protest Tuition Hikes
North Hennepin Community College students joined several hundred other students from state colleges and universities on the steps of the Capitol Wednesday to rally against tuition increases.
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 | Goals+Plans=Success at Student Success Day
Student Success Day - in conjunction with the GPS LifePlan - is day set aside each fall to recognize students, encourage learning, support personal goals, celebrate diversity, and develop community.
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 | NHCC Faculty to Attend White House Summit
North Hennepin Community College Chemistry Faculty, Dr. Eugenia Paulus has been invited by Dr. Jill Biden to the first-ever White House Summit on Community Colleges on October 5 in Washington, DC.
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 | Focus on finishing college
When the U.S. led the world both in rates of college enrollment and successful completion of college degrees, no one would argue that college is the key to a bright future.
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 | Sharp Shots
Innovative and traditional black-and-white photography holds its own in a new Mpls Photo Center show.
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 | New School Year, New President at NHCC
A new school year at North Hennepin Community College in Brooklyn Park brings a new set of challenges and opportunities for new college president John O'Brien.
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 | Cornerstones Program
NHCC launched their Summer 2010 Cornerstones Program for 80 junior and senior high school students.
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 | Record Enrollment Growth at MnSCU
Students enrolled in record numbers this spring at the Minnesota State Colleges and Universities, resulting in an increase of 14,338 students, or nearly an 8 percent gain, over a year ago.
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 | Prepping adults for college
Unemployment is forcing many people back to school. But going back to college later in life isn't easy. A program at North Hennepin Community College is trying to smooth out that transition.
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