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President Kilchenstein Stepping Down
10-year administration included historic growth
NHTI President Lynn Tolbert Kilchenstein has announced that she will step down from her position
at the end of the calendar year.
Kilchenstein has been associated with NHTI since 1986, first as a teacher, the English Department
Head, faculty president, and then associate vice president of academic affairs, before taking on
the presidency in 2003. During her 10-year tenure, Kilchenstein has overseen historic growth at New
Hampshire’s largest community college.
Among the developments at NHTI during her
presidency was the completion of a three-phase expansion
and upgrade of facilities for the College’s
hallmark allied health programs. The College doubled
the size and enrollment of its Dental Auxiliaries program
with the addition of a new wing to MacRury Hall
in 2009; the College opened the LEED silver-certified
Beverly D. Grappone Hall, a state-of-the-art nursing
education facility, in 2009; and the College completed
renovation of MacRury Hall in 2010, adding state-ofthe-art
labs for its Diagnostic Medical Imaging, Paramedic
Emergency Medicine and Natural Sciences
programs.
Under Kilchenstein’s leadership the College experienced
dramatic growth in its student population
from 5,240 students in the 2003-4 academic year to
a peak of 6,685 students served in 2010-11, a 27.5%
increase. She guided the College, known locally and
affectionately as “The Tech,” through a successful rebranding in 2007. Reflecting the evolution of the
College to a comprehensive community college offering degree programs in a broad spectrum of technical,
career and liberal arts fields, the College changed its name from “New Hampshire Technical
Institute” to “NHTI, Concord’s Community College.”
Known on campus for her pleasant demeanor, open-door policy and collaborative leadership
style, Kilchenstein established a reputation for ensuring student needs. She nurtured a sense of community
that encouraged growth, innovation and a personal approach to student learning and service.
“It is time for me to explore some of my other interests and to participate more fully in family matters,”
says Kilchenstein. “It’s an appropriate time to move on as the College enjoys numerous talented
and emerging leaders; a highly creative community of teachers and staff; a relevant and rigorous academic
curricula; solid enrollment and a well-deserved reputation for excellence.”
Kilchenstein continued on page 3 > >
October 14-20, 2013
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You are holding in your hands the final print
edition of NHTI’s weekly newsletter, Campus
Comments. Fear not, however -- a new and
better Campus Comments shall arise to take
its place!
Our companion email publication,
Campus Comments Online, lives on.
As always, CC Online will contain timely
announcements and spotlight upcoming
events on campus.
In addition, CC Online will now offer
headlines and links to the major stories in
each week’s edition of the new, improved,
web-based Campus Comments. Campus
Comments will bring you stories and full-color
photos of life at NHTI, as well as athletics
news, scholarships, the full weekly calendar
and more.
Links to the new Campus Comments will
be found on the NHTI web site’s News & Events
and Events Calendar pages, and on myNHTI,
as well as in CC Online. Going forward, we
will also be establishing a Campus Comments
archive accessible through the NHTI web site.
Watch your email for next week’s CC
Online, and follow the links to the new Campus
Comments!
8-Week Classes
Begin October 21
(see page 8)
Inside this issue. . .
Campus Calendar ............................8
Campus Happenings .......................2
Jobs on Campus ..............................7
Non-violent Sexuality .......................3
Sports Info .......................................4-5
Sycamore Garden Needs You .........4

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Campus Happenings
for the week of October 14-20, 2013
October 15 - Tuesday
Barcelona Travel/Study Abroad Info Night
Library Instructional Lab, 7:00 - 8:30 pm
Trip dates: May 26 - June 1, 2014.
Open to the public. www.nhti.edu/travelstudy-abroad
October 16 - Wednesday
Bob Hall: Nonviolent Sexuality,
Making Peace with Passion
Sweeney Auditorium, 12:00 - 1:30 pm
Bob Hall’s presentation deals with sensitive issues
in an entertaining and interactive manner.
Free and open to all NHTI students.
Coming Out Week Speaker: Janson Wu
Concord Ortho Audi (G106), 7:00 - 9:00 pm
Sponsored by the Alliance organizations of
NHTI and Manchester Community College.
Free and open to the public.
October 18 - Friday
Friday Night Film Series: The Third Man
Sweeney Auditorium, 7:00 pm
Classic film noir. “The greatest British film.”
Free with NHTI ID; others by donation ($5 suggested).
October 20 - Sunday
Granite 10 Road Race
Start/Finish at Grappone Hall, 9:00 am
10 mile country road race. Fundraiser for NHTI Cross
Country. Entrance fee $45. Open to the public.
www.granitestate10.com
Contact Perry Seagroves, pseagroves@ccsnh.edu.
Health & Counseling Services
Evening Office Hours
Health & Counseling
Services,
Student Center
room 104 (just
off the Rotunda),
is open Wednesdays
until 6 pm.
Call 230-4043.
Flag Football
Tournament
Saturday Nov 9, 9 am – 3 pm
Lawn Behind South/Strout Halls
Sign up before Oct 18
$10 per person
$80 per team
Sports Management Club Fundraiser
Contact Trevor at
TMoses844@students.ccsnh.edu
It’s Here!
We are proud to announce the newest addition to myNHTI: the Student Organization tab. The
Student Organization tab is filled with core content such as:
¤ Forms and liability waivers needed for student organization events
¤ Upcoming leadership opportunities
¤ Student organization highlights and more!
Win an NHTI t-shirt!
We hope you’ll join us in checking out the new Student Organization tab! This week only:
Answer the question below correctly and be entered to win an NHTI t-shirt!
¤ What is the currently featured Student Organization Announcement
E-mail your answer to Heidi Schmidt at hschmidt@ccsnh.edu to be entered to win your FREE
NHTI shirt!
How Green Is LaValley
Over 30 students and four instructors from the IDS (Interdisciplinary Studies) 101-STEM took a field
trip last Wednesday (Oct 2) to the LaValley Farms corn field in Pembroke, NH, to learn about GMO
(genetically modified) seed.
Chris LaValley has taken it upon himself to educate the public on what he sees as the value of
GMO corn. He would like to use GMO seeds for his corn, which would save time, money and labor
while reducing the burden of chemical herbicides and pesticides. He does not, however, because
he recognizes that consumers are not open to buying GMO corn. He also explained his opposition
to HB 660, a bill currently in the House of Representatives that would require all farmers to label
GMO crops.
After a hayride out to the field, students learned of some of the
complexities of farming and the issues around pest and weed control.
They then had the opportunity to ride on the corn picker, and
many in the group enjoyed the delicious corn from LaValley Farms.
IDS 101 is one of a number of
three-credit classes being offered
this fall that satisfy General Studies
and Liberal Arts students' first-year
experience requirement. It combines
a science topic with proficiencies
from the first-year experience
curriculum, such as time management
and career research, and the
concepts of mindfulness, such as
being present in the moment and
monitoring emotional responses.
IDS 101 students at LaValley Farms. Inset: Students
Melina Caron (left) and Vinessa DiStefano.
For the latest Scholarship information,
check the Scholarship Board in Sweeney,
across from Admissions

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Paul Holloway, chairman of the CCSNH
board of trustees, said, “We are grateful to Lynn
for her many years of service and leadership at
NHTI, and for the important role she has played in
advancing the mission of the Community College
System of NH. She has been a passionate and
eloquent advocate about the vital role the community
colleges play in our society, for students,
their families and communities. During her tenure
as president, NHTI became an integral part
of its community and served tens of thousands of
students who become the economic and civic lifeblood
of our State as a result of the opportunities
they pursued at the college. We will miss Lynn
as a colleague and as a champion for NHTI, and
wish her well in the next phase of her life.”
The CCSNH board of trustees is responsible
for developing a plan to recruit the next president
of NHTI. An interim appointment will be made
while a search is underway.
As President, Lynn Kilchenstein also led the
College through a successful NEAS&C Commission
on Institutions of Higher Education (CIHE)
reaccreditation. With an environment of encouragement
and innovation, NHTI has continued to
maintain excellence with solid, rigorous programs
in engineering technologies and health, while expanding
new liberal arts offerings, such as Visual
Arts, with hybrid engineering programs such as
Animation and Graphic Game Programming, and
with innovative teacher education conversion programs
for post-baccalaureate adults.
Kilchenstein served for eight years on the
Greater Concord Chamber of Commerce Board
of Directors, was a founding member of the Red
River Theatres
Board, was a
founding member
and original
Co-Chair of
the Somewhat
North of Boston
(SNOB)
Film Festival,
and served on
the American
Association of
Community Colleges
(AACC)
Commission
on Academic,
Student, and
Community Development.
She
currently serves
on the Governor’s
Advanced
Manufacturing
President Kilchenstein dances
with Leroy the Lynx at College
fundraiser “Dancing with the
Concord Stars.”
and Education Advisory Council, Capitol Center
for the Arts Board, on the Creative Concord Committee,
and on the Concord Housing Commission.
In 2011, Kilchenstein received the Pinnacle
Award for Business Leader of the Year from the
Greater Concord Area Chamber of Commerce.
Kilchenstein is originally from Delaware,
where she continues to visit family, and began her
career in education teaching writing and literature
courses for more than 20 years. She taught at the
University of Texas at El Paso, Delaware Technical
and Community College, and Wor-Wic Community
College before coming to NHTI 27 years
ago.
Coalition
President Kilchenstein enjoys a moment with children
in the College’s Child and Family Development Center.

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Sycamore Community Garden
Needs Your Help!
Athletics Week in Review:
Baseball and Softball Teams Win NECA Tournaments
What: Sycamore Community Garden
Pre-Registration and Garden Clean-Up
When: Saturday, October 19th 9 am to 11 am
Where: Sycamore Community Garden on the
NHTI Campus
Who: Cheryl Bourassa, Garden Manager
E-mail: cbourassa59@gmail.com
NHTI’s Sycamore Community Garden is gearing
up for its annual Pre-Registration and Garden
Clean-Up, and we could use everybody’s help!
On Saturday, October 19, from 9 am to 11
am, the Garden’s 138 gardeners (and their families)
will come to the garden to fill out their registration
forms, pay their plot fees, and clean up
their plots for next season. This is a big day for
gardeners and the planning team alike, as all are
excited to secure plots for the upcoming season,
allowing for gardening much earlier in the spring.
We could sure use some help on what will be a
busy morning!
Pre-reg Day involves tasks ranging from assisting
gardeners with their forms, escorting gardeners
to their plots, supporting clean-up efforts,
disseminating garden information to gardeners,
and collaborating with the cultural liaisons. We
can do none of the work we do without the generous
contributions of our community’s volunteers
– that’s YOU! Let us know if you can come to
help! Bring your kids! Bring your friends! Bring
your class!
You may also contact Dawn Higgins with
any questions at dhiggins@ccsnh.edu.
Green Living Tips
Coach Kerry Finnegan’s women’s softball
team split with Rivier University on Thursday October
3. NHTI won game one 3-2 before falling in
game two 6-5.
In game one, Tori Lemay (Manchester)
pitched a complete game allowing only four hits
and two runs; she also struck out 14 batters. Offensively,
Jenna Beaulieu (Swanzey) went 2-3
with an RBI and scored a run. In game two, Joardyn
Douillette (Loudon) batted 3-4 with an RBI
and also scored a run.
The following Saturday at the YSCC Championships
at Southern Maine Community College,
the Lynx defeated SMCC 6-0 to advance to the
NECA championship game. Lemay pitched seven
innings and allowed only five hits. Offensively,
Douillette went 3-4 with three RBI’s. Later in the
day, the Lynx topped UNH (Club) 10-3 in extra
innings to capture the NECA title.
NHTI concludes the Fall season with an impressive
record of 13-4, winning 11 of their last
12 games.
Lemay was named the Tournament MVP
and Cassie Camire (Farmington) was named the
Tournament’s Best Offensive Player.
The NHTI men’s baseball team also played
in NECA tournament action on Saturday October
5. In the semi-final game versus Southern Maine
Community College the Lynx came out ahead 7-6,
and then later went on to defeat Eastern Maine
Community College 5-4 to capture the NECA title.
Versus SMCC both Mike Bailey (Stratford) and
Zack Drouin (Barnstead) had strong offensive
games.
The Lynx wrap up the Fall season as NECA
champions and finish with an overall record of
11-4, winning eight of their last nine games. Drouin
was named the Tournament’s Top Offensive
player while Justin Judd (Lebanon) was named
the Tournament MVP.
On Wednesday October 2 the NHTI women’s
soccer team finished 0-0 in a double overtime
tie with Southern Maine Community College.
Carissa Pelletier (New Canada, ME) made five
saves in net for the Lynx.
The following Saturday Coach Steve Ambra’s
women’s soccer team topped Massasoit
Community College 4-1. Sahara Brown (Barnstead)
scored two goals and also added two
assists for the Lynx. Also scoring were Cassie
LaCroix (Candia) and Ashley Plante (Newport)
with one goal apiece. NHTI now stands at 7-4-1
on the season.
On Wednesday October 2 the NHTI men’s
soccer team topped the College of St. Joe’s
(VT) 7-0. Pacing the Lynx were Ramiro Osorio
(Hooksett) with three goals and two assists, Muharem
Causevic (Manchester) with one goal and
Athletics continued on page 5 > >
At left: The NHTI Softball Champs.
Kneeling L-R: Sam Mento, Alex Pellerin,
Joardyn Doullette, Sara Vasy,
Lindsay Hampson, Cassie Camire.
Back Row L-R: Mike Martineau (MGR),
Kendall Graton, Jillian Roberts, Tori Lemay,
Courtney Gilman, Kayla Comeau,
Jenna Beaulieu, Alyssa Brown, Asst.
Coaches Kristina Rieger and Stacy
Seidner. Back Row: Head Coach Kerry
Finnigan.
Campus Comments
goes green!
By eliminating the print edition
of CC we are saving over 12,000
pages a year, not to mention the
ink and energy required to print
and deliver them!
NHTI recycles paper and
bottles and cans.
Please use marked Recycling
Containers for these items.
The NHTI Baseball Champs. Front Row (left to right): Steven Levasseur, Kruz Komaridis, Justin Judd, Andy
Johnson, John Funk, Matt Rua, James McCann. Back Row (left to right): Asst. Coaches Tom Warner and
Dave Chase, Nick Fontaine, Zach Drouin, Tyler Royle, Patrick Jarvis, Jacob Hinton, Matt Paradis, Eric Fleagle,
Mike Bailey, , Head Coach Eric Duquette.

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one assist, and Semir Sandzic (Manchester) with
two assists.
On Tuesday October 8 the men’s soccer
team topped Vermont Tech 3-0. Osorio scored
all three goals for the Lynx and now leads the US-
CAA in goals scored and points. Patrick Bolton
(Candia) made six saves in the shutout. The Lynx
are now 11-2.
On Thursday October 3 the Lynx women’s
volleyball team fell to NCAA Division III opponent
Lyndon State College by the score of 3-1. The
following Saturday the women’s volleyball team
fell to both Maine Maritime Academy and Husson
University 3-0 in action at Colby-Sawyer College.
Versus MMA Amber Rodney (Farmington)
had four digs and six assists. Against Husson
Libby Stiles (Bridgewater, MA) had three aces
and eight kills, and Paige Letendre (Concord)
added four kills. NHTI is now 8-14 overall.
Coach Dave Edwards’ NHTI golf team
competed in their fifth USCAA National Tournament
over two days last week. The Lynx placed
seventh overall out of 18 teams at the tournament
hosted in Pennsylvania.
NHTI finished with a team score of 655
(+79) over the two days. Scoring individually for
the Lynx were Andy Levins of Concord (24th,
+17), Zack Storro of Goffstown (29th, tied at
+20), Dustin Romanello of Hillsboro (29th, tied
at +20), John Bradley of Derry (34th, +23), Mike
Varney of Farmington (43rd, tied at +28, and
Brandon Flynn of Gorham (71st, tied at +36).
The Lynx will play again this weekend when
they compete in the YSCC Tournament in Augusta,
ME.
Hungry Hungry
Games
The Hunger Games Parody
Sunday, October 20 - 4:00pm
Judd, Camire Honored
The athletics department is pleased to announce
that two NHTI student athletes have been honored
by the YSCC as Players of the Week.
Justin Judd (Lebanon) has been named
the YSCC Baseball Player of the Week. Judd
helped the Lynx to win the NECA Championship
last weekend. His double in the championship
game knocked in the winning run, and due to
his efforts all tournament long he was named the
tournament MVP.
Cassie Camire (Farmington) was named
the YSCC Softball Player of the week. During
the NECA tournament, Cassie had multiple hits
in both games and helped the Lynx to capture the
NECA title. She was named the Tournament’s
Best Offensive Player.
For more information on the YSCC visit
www.yankeeconference.org.
Justin and
Cassie with their
Player of the
Week Awards.
NHTI students now get a 25% discount
at the Capitol Center for the Arts!
(Valid NHTI ID required;
limit 1 ticket per show;
some restrictions apply.)
For a complete listing of events at the
Capitol Center, visit www.ccanh.com
NHTI Home Sports Schedule
for the week of October 14-20, 2013
October 16 - Wednesday
NHTI Lynx Women’s Volleyball vs.
NECC Haverhill
6:00 pm
October 19 - Saturday
NHTI Lynx Men’s/Women’s Cross Country
YSCC Invitational
10:45 am
NHTI Lynx Men’s Basketball vs.
Dartmouth Club (Scrimmage)
5:00 pm
RED RIVER THEATRES
Film Schedule
October 11-17, 2013
SALINGER (PG-13/2013/120 min.)
Friday – 2:00, 5:00, 8:00
Saturday – 3:00, 5:45, 8:15
Sunday – 2:00, 5:00, 8:00
Monday – 2:05, 5:25, 7:50
Tuesday – 2:05, 6:00
Wednesday – 2:05, 5:25, 7:50
Thursday – 2:05
ENOUGH SAID (PG-13/2013/93 min.)
Fri, Sat, Sun – 1:00, 3:15, 5:40, 8:00
Mon, Tu, Wed, Th – 2:00, 5:40, 8:00
THE ACT OF KILLING
(NR/2013/115 min.) Simchik
Fri, Sat, Sun – 1:30, 7:00
Monday – 2:10, 7:00
Tuesday – 2:10
Wed, Th – 2:10, 7:00
MONTY PYTHON & THE HOLY GRAIL
(PG/1975/91 min.)
Saturday – 11:00 am
GRAND CENTRAL MURDER
(NR/1942/73 min.) Simchik
Sunday – 4:00
All films $5.00 with NHTI ID!
www.redrivertheatres.org

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Travel/Study Abroad
Information Nights
¤ Barcelona
Info Night: Tuesday Oct 15
Trip Date: May 26-June 1, 2014
(Week After Graduation)
¤ Eastern Europe
Info Night: Monday Oct 21
7-8:30 pm, Library
Trip Date: March 14-23, 2014
(Spring Break)
NHTI’s Travel/Study Abroad program is now
accepting reservations for both of these exciting
trips! These trips are open to NHTI
students, faculty, staff, alumni, and the general
public.
Those wishing to earn academic credit
for their travel experience can take the following
associated courses (additional fee
applies):
¤ Barcelona - FL 112, Elementary
Spanish II (3 credits)
¤ Eastern Europe - SO 298, Study
Abroad (3 credits)
Spring Break
Costa Rica
trip also still
available!
For details, costs, and
registration information visit
www.nhti.edu/
travelstudy-abroad
NHTI Veterans Club Halloween Raffle
Spooky World/General Admission
$5.00/ticket or 3 tickets for $10.00
Fri/Sat, Oct 4 through Nov 1, 2013
2 Tickets - Value $70.00
2 Winners
See Liz Pontacoloni, VA Club Advisor, for
tickets. Located in Sweeney Hall in the
Registrar’s Office. Drawing will be held on
10/24 at 2:00 pm.

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VACANCY POSTING FOR THE COMMUNITY COLLEGE SYSTEM OF NEW HAMPSHIRE,
AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER
Beginning October 9, 2013, employment applications for the following covered positions will be accepted
from covered employees within the Community College System of New Hampshire until 4:30
p.m. on October 15, 2013.
Completed applications must be received by the deadline for in-house consideration. Applications
must designate position and position number for which you are applying. Transcripts may be required.
NHTI, Concord’s Community College
Campus Safety Officer – Security Officer I
Position # C1R00255
LG 12 A130 $30,256.73– $35,034.28/Annually + shift differential
Full-time, 40 hours per week, 2nd shift, Saturday-Wednesday 4:00pm-12:00am,
Available: Immediately.
Library PC Monitor/Circulation Desk Assistant – Clerk I Position # C2R00002
LG 02 A000 $10.63 – $11.84/Per hour
Part-time, 25 hours per week, Mon-Fri 10:00am-3:00pm, Academic Year only; Ends: 5/17/14,
Available: Immediately.
Further information may be obtained from and applications submitted to Alyssa La Belle, 31 College
Drive, Concord, NH 03301. Tel. (603) 230-4002.
JOBS JOBS JOBS JOBS JOBS JOBS JOBS JOBS JOBS
Are YOU looking for a job
CHILD & FAMILY DEVELOPMENT CENTER CLERK (Clerk I) Position #C2R00023
Part-time, 25 hours per week, Monday-Friday, 1st shift, Available: 10/4/13.
CHILD & FAMILY DEVELOPMENT CENTER CLERK (Clerk I) Position #C2R00037
Part-time, 25 hours per week, Monday-Friday, 1st shift, Available: 10/4/13.
DISABILITIES SERVICES CLERK (Clerk I)
Position #C2R00120
Part-time, 25 hours per week, Monday-Friday, Available: Immediately.
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY CLERK (Clerk I)
Position #C2R00105
Part-time, 20 hours per week, Monday-Friday, Available: Immediately.
LIBRARY PC LAB MONITOR /
Position #C2R00116
CIRCULATION DESK ASSISTANT (Clerk I)
Part-time, 25 hours per week, Wed-Th-Fri, 10:00am-3:00pm, Sat/Sun + occasional weeknights
required, Available: Immediately.
Week of September 30, 2013
through October 6, 2013
The following incidents occurred on NHTI
property. The numbers reflect only the incidents
the Safety Department handled directly.
To view the NHTI crime log of the past 60
days reported incidents please go to the NHTI
Campus Safety office at 1 Institute Drive.
Alcohol/Drug: ...............................6
Fire Alarm: ..............................1
Lock/Key Issues: ...............................8
Lost and Found: ...............................18
Motor Vehicle: ...............................1
Motor Vehicle Lockout/Jumpstarts: .......13
Theft: ...............................2
Tickets Issued: ...............................8
Outside Vendor Assists: .......................7
(Cable/Phone Company, etc.)
NHTI Campus Safety
Information Corner
Theft is often a crime of opportunity, and most
often occurs when people leave their vehicle
windows cracked, or their doors unlocked with
valuables in plain sight. Remember to secure
your belongings, especially those of value,
in a secure place that can be locked, like a
glovebox, console or even the trunk.
Books, stereos, laptops and book bags
are all highly valuable and can be resold within
a moments notice. If you have electronics,
document the serial numbers of your devices
and label all your property in an unique way
which only you can identify to the police!
TECHNOLOGY SERVICES CLERK (Clerk I)
Part-time, 20 hours per week, Available: Immediately.
Position #C2R00025
To be considered for any of the above positions, you must submit a CCSNH Employment Application
to the HR Department at NHTI, 31 College Drive, Concord, NH 03301. Unless otherwise
indicated, applications shall be accepted until a position is filled. Initial review of applications
for the above positions has already begun. Applications, supplemental job descriptions,
and additional job offerings may be found at:
http://www.nhti.edu/community-visitors/employment-nhti/vacancies-open-all
or in Little Hall on the HR Bulletin Board. Hourly wage for these positions begins at $10.63/hour.
If you have questions, please call (603) 230-4002.

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October Campus 14-20, Comments 2013
Monday, Oct 14 - Columbus Day - All classes meet
5:00 - 9:00 F 106 MS Word Intermediate
5:30 - 6:30 Multi-purpose Room (SC102) Phi Theta Kappa Info Session
Tuesday, Oct 15
11:00 - 2:00 Wellness Center Lobby Sam’s Club Representative
12:00 SC 235 Alternative Spring Break Club
12:00 - 1:00 S 311 Christian Student Organization
12:00 - 1:00 S 310 Travel Society
12:00 - 1:00 G 323 Education Club
12:00 - 1:50 S 316 Veterans Club
12:00 - 1:50 S 211 Accounting Tutoring
12:00 - 2:00 S 318 Criminal Justice Club
12:00 - 2:00 S 219 Sports Management Club
12:00 - 2:00 S 210 Stage Lynx
12:00 - 2:00 S 307 Cultural Exchange Club
12:00 - 2:00 L 231 Engineering Tutoring
12:00 - 2:00 S 317 NHTI Alliance
12:30 - 2:00 Sweeney Auditorium Open Enrollment Info Session
for Faculty/Staff
1:00 - 1:50 SC 235 CAB Meeting
1:00 - 2:00 L 111 Architectural Engineering Club
1:00 - 2:00 S 212 Phi Theta Kappa
1:00 - 2:00 S 218 The Eye
4:00 - 6:00 Simonton Lecture Hall (G301) ACE Mentoring Program
6:00 - 7:00 M 136 AA - Young People’s Meeting
7:00 - 8:30 Library Instructional Lab Barcelona Travel/Study Abroad
Information Night
Wednesday, Oct 16
12:00 - 1:30 Sweeney Auditorium Bob Hall: Nonviolent Sexuality
5:00 - 9:00 F 106 MS Word Intermediate
6:00 Wellness Center Gym NHTI Lynx Women’s Volleyball vs.
NECC Haverhill
6:00 - 10:00 M 124 Coronal Polishing
7:00 - 9:00 Concord Ortho Audi (G106) Coming Out Week Speaker:
Janson Wu
Weekly Campus Calendar
Thursday, Oct 17
1:00 - 4:00 S 212 Customer Service Specialist
1:00 - 4:00 F 107 Frontline Manager’s Certificate
4:30 - 8:30 F 107 Direct Support Professional
Certificate
6:00 - 9:00 F 106 Solidworks
6:00 - 9:30 S 220 Geriatrics 101
Friday, Oct 18
7:00 Sweeney Auditorium Friday Night Film Series:
The Third Man
Saturday, Oct 19
8:00 - 12:00 F 106 Budgets & Spreadsheets
8:30 - 11:30 Wellness Center Gym Co-Ed Basketball Clinic,
Grades 3-8
10:45 Seekamp Trail NHTI Men’s/Women’s X-C
YSCC Invitational
5:00 Wellness Center Gym NHTI Lynx Men’s Basketball vs.
Dartmouth Club (Scrimmage)
Sunday, Oct 20
9:00 Grappone Hall (start/finish) Granite 10 Road Race
Take a Class in Half the Time!
Did you know NHTI’s 8-week classes offer a full course experience in just
half the time of a traditional full-semester course You can earn 3 or 4
credits in just half the time!
The next round of 8-week classes starts on October 21. Registration for
the following classes is underway.
Communications - Communicating Mindfully
Intermediate Hospital Coding
PC Applications
Introduction to Psychology
Introduction to Sociology
Basic Pathophysiology
Biology of Human Reproduction
Normal and Therapeutic Nutrition
College Success Seminar
Medical Terminology
PC Applications
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