At 10:45 a.m. in the Multipurpose Room (F‐117) there will be a power point presentation on the Guardians of the Purple Heart and the parking spaces. The presentation follows a breakfast for the veteran community of Three Rivers that begins at 9:30 a.m. Immediately following the presentation, the group will walk to the main entrance (...) Read More >>
The flags purchased by members of the community will be planted in honor of their loved ones on the green facing New London Turnpike. It is expected that there will be between 300-500 flags. This event will also take place during the presentation and dedication of two newly designated Purple Heart parking spaces at the college. The (...) Read More >>
Come watch the Student Performing Art Group in their performance of "The Actor's Nightmare" by Christopher Durang. This will be a one act play with free admission! It is also open to the public.
Free Photos with Santa and Free goodies!
Judy Preston, from UCONN's Sea Grant, presents The History of the Green Lawn Dilemma: Coastal Water Quality Challenges in Connecticut Seminars will be held in room C-101 on the Three Rivers Campus. Students taking classes for credit should arrive by 5:50 PM; noncredit students/guests promptly by 6 PM. Seminars will run until approximately 8:30 PM, with (...) Read More >>
Alicia McAvay, director of Fresh New London, is presenting Food Justice: Reclaiming Land for Agriculture. Seminars will be held in room C-101 on the Three Rivers Campus. Students taking classes for credit should arrive by 5:50 PM; noncredit students/guests promptly by 6 PM. Seminars will run until approximately 8:30 PM, with Q&A afterword. Open to (...) Read More >>
Dr. Hedley Freake, a professor of Nutritional Sciences at UCONN, is presenting Approaches to Eating in the United States: Consequences for Our Health and Environment. Seminars will be held in room C-101 on the Three Rivers Campus. Students taking classes for credit should arrive by 5:50 PM; noncredit students/guests promptly by 6 PM. Seminars will (...) Read More >>
Dr. Louise Lewis, a professor of Ecology & Evolutionary Biology at UCONN, presents Algal Diversity and Environmental Health. Seminars will be held in room C-101 on the Three Rivers Campus. Students taking classes for credit should arrive by 5:50 PM; noncredit students/guests promptly by 6 PM. Seminars will run until approximately 8:30 PM, with Q&A (...) Read More >>
Dr. Stephen Axon, a professor of Geography & Sustainability at SCSU, presents Addressing Climate Change and the Participation Principle: Public Engagement, Climate Justice, and Sustainable Lifestyles. Seminars will be held in room C-101 on the Three Rivers Campus. Students taking classes for credit should arrive by 5:50 PM; noncredit students/guests promptly by 6 PM. Seminars (...) Read More >>
Greg Bugbee and Abigail Wiegand from the Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station presents Invasive, Nonnative Aquatic Plants found in Connecticut Lakes. Seminars will be held in room C-101 on the Three Rivers Campus. Students taking classes for credit should arrive by 5:50 PM; noncredit students/guests promptly by 6 PM. Seminars will run until approximately 8:30 PM, (...) Read More >>
Dr. Gerald Berkowitz, a professor of Agriculture Biotechnology from UCONN, presents Public Perception, Human Health Risks, and Environmental Impact of Genetically Engineered Crops. Seminars will be held in room C-101 on the Three Rivers Campus. Students taking classes for credit should arrive by 5:50 PM; noncredit students/guests promptly by 6 PM. Seminars will run until (...) Read More >>
Dr. Vincent Breslin, a professor of Marine Sciences at SCSU, presents Plastics are Invading Our Oceans Worldwide. What are the Impacts Internationally and in Connecticut? Seminars will be held in room C-101 on the Three Rivers Campus. Students taking classes for credit should arrive by 5:50 PM; noncredit students/guests promptly by 6 PM. Seminars will (...) Read More >>
The Assessment of Prior Learning (APL) is a program through which you may receive college credit for learning achieved as a result of your life and work experience. This session satisfies the pre-enrollment requirement of Information Session attendance. For more information about the APL program, please visit threerivers.edu/apl.
Dr. Michael Dietz, a professor and UCONN's Extension Office Program Director NEMO, presents International and National Concerns of Stormwater Pollution: Stormwater and Low Impact Design. Seminars will be held in room C-101 on the Three Rivers Campus. Students taking classes for credit should arrive by 5:50 PM; noncredit students/guests promptly by 6 PM. Seminars will (...) Read More >>
SPAG is looking to put on our spring play on Friday May 10, 2019 in the multipurpose room, F117. Show times will be at 2 pm and 6 pm and admissions will be free.
Dr. James O'Donnell, a professor of Marine Sciences at UCONN and Connecticut Institute for Resilience and Climate Adaptation, presents Global Climate Change Abroad and in Connecticut. What are the Solutions? Seminars will be held in room C-101 on the Three Rivers Campus. Students taking classes for credit should arrive by 5:50 PM; noncredit students/guests promptly (...) Read More >>
SPAG is looking to put on our spring play on Friday May 10, 2019 in the multipurpose room, F117. Show times will be at 2 pm and 6 pm and admissions will be free.
David Stokes from the CT. Dept. of Energy and Environmental Protection Bureau of Waste Management and Enforcement, presents Hazardous Waste Management Regulations. Seminars will be held in room C-101 on the Three Rivers Campus. Students taking classes for credit should arrive by 5:50 PM; noncredit students/guests promptly by 6 PM. Seminars will run until approximately (...) Read More >>
Battle to become the ultimate victor in Video Game Club's: Super Smash Bros. Ultimate - Singles'* Tournament Hosted on Friday, May 17th from 10am to 5pm in Room B-114 The Double-Elimination** style tournament has players competing in 1-on-1 matches of precision and finesse, as Three River's most intense event unfolds. Prizes will be awarded to 1st, (...) Read More >>
Come join TRUE for a day on the waters of the Connecticut River. This is a great chance to see the iconic Bald eagle, learn about the history of this river, and among warm company. Bring family or friends!
Three Rivers Community College is pleased to announce that its 54th commencement will be held on Wednesday, May 22 at 5:00 p.m. Approximately 560 students will be awarded degrees and certificates. The valedictorian of the class is Michelle Reynolds of Ledyard who is receiving an associate in science degree in Graphic Arts. Reynolds will present (...) Read More >>
Three Rivers will be hosting In The Thick LIVE on October 16! Award-winning journalists and In The Thick co-hosts Maria Hinojosa and Julio Ricardo Varela travel to Eastern Connecticut for a live show to discuss addiction in POC communities in CT and nationally, as well as the mental health impact with guests. Drug addiction continues (...) Read More >>
Come and show off your special skill at TRCC Has Talent! In order to audition, email a video of your act to trcchastalent@gmail.com - or visit Student Programs in F211 to find other ways to audition. Auditions will be accepted until 10/29/19. Performers will be judged by a panel of faculty and staff, and the (...) Read More >>
On The Basis Of Sex will be playing all day at the TRCC Library on December 3rd.
Bury My Heart At Wounded Knee and Smoke Signals will be playing all day at the TRCC Library on November 19th for Native American Heritage month.
EARN 3-4 CREDITS IN JUST 3 WEEKS, ONLINE OR ON CAMPUS Winter Session classes run from Thursday, Dec. 26 through Thursday, Jan. 16. Attend class from wherever you are. 75% of our courses are online. Knock off a prerequisite or degree requirement this winter break. Earn 3-4 credits in just three weeks. Lighten your course (...) Read More >>
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