STCC News
STCC graduate honored for decades of service to the television industry
Date: Sunday, January 9, 2022
Marc Rhinehart discovered a joy in television work while studying at STCC, where he was able to get hands-on experience and form bonds with professors. He recently was honored by his peers.
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STCC inspired financial consultant and entrepreneur to give back to community
Date: Thursday, January 6, 2022
Springfield Technical Community College offered Julius D. Lewis an opportunity to reinvent himself. His degrees from STCC put him on the pathway to a successful career in finance. He transferred from STCC to the prestigious Isenberg School of Management at the University of Massachusetts in Amherst.
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STCC veteran students awarded textbook scholarships
Date: Wednesday, December 22, 2021
Two veterans attending Springfield Technical Community College received early holiday gifts in the form of scholarships to help cover textbooks. The Better Business Bureau serving Central and Western Massachusetts and Northeastern Connecticut awarded $500 scholarships to Allan Cangelosi of West Springfield and Paetron Sumlin of Springfield.
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‘Roadmap to STCC’ initiative serves as a guide for Springfield Public Schools students
Date: Wednesday, December 22, 2021
Springfield Technical Community College encourages students in Springfield Public Schools and their families to join monthly online information sessions that will serve as a “Roadmap to STCC.”
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STCC partners with AMR to offer free EMT training beginning Jan. 25
Date: Tuesday, December 21, 2021
In partnership with American Medical Response, Inc., Springfield Technical Community College will offer a free emergency medical technician course starting Jan. 25. AMR will pay tuition and provide EMT work opportunities for students who enroll in the STCC EMT program. Graduates of the program will agree to begin work at AMR. The fee is normally $1,099 for the course, which runs on most Tuesday mornings from Jan. 25 through May 21. The hybrid class includes some online instruction.
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STCC offers free classes for early childhood educators
Date: Tuesday, December 21, 2021
Springfield Technical Community College is offering a number of free training opportunities for early childhood educators looking to advance their qualifications. The free seats are for new and existing early childhood educators. They need to complete an Individual Professional Development Plan to be eligible.
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STCC 4-week online winter session starts Dec. 23
Date: Tuesday, December 14, 2021
Springfield Technical Community College will offer a four-week online winter session with classes running Thursday, Dec. 23, through Wednesday, Jan. 19. The winter session classes can be used as electives at both community colleges and four-year colleges and universities, said Richard Greco, dean of the School of Liberal and Professional Studies at STCC.
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STCC Career and Transfer Fair opens door to opportunities
Date: Monday, December 13, 2021
Students flocked to the Back to Business Career and Transfer Fair at Springfield Technical Community College on Dec. 8 looking for opportunities to get a foot in the door at area businesses. Employers with a need to fill positions said they were thrilled to meet STCC students and other fair attendees to find out if they were a good fit. The fair also attracted representatives from area colleges who helped students with questions about transferring to get their bachelor’s degrees
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STCC freshman student gets elected to Chicopee School Committee
Date: Friday, December 10, 2021
Tim Wagner is serving on the School Committee in Chicopee while attending STCC as a full-time student. Wagner talks about his love for serving his community and passion for technology. He studies computer information technologies at STCC.
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STCC graphic communications and photography program wins accreditation
Date: Thursday, December 9, 2021
Springfield Technical Community College’s Graphic Communications and Photography program earned national accreditation in six areas after a comprehensive review. Lara Sharp, dean of the School of STEM, said earning accreditation is significant and reflects the high quality of a program.
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