Free and open to the public Dr. Michael Dietz, Professor UCONN Extension Office Program Director NEMO – International and National Concerns of Stormwater Pollution: Stormwater and Low Impact Design.
Free and open to the public Dr. James Tait, Professor Marine Sciences SCSU – Coastal Erosion, Storms and Coastal Resilience: Living with our Oceans in a Time of Climate Change.
Free and open to the public David Stokes, CT. Dept. of Energy and Environmental Protection Bureau of Waste Management and Enforcement – Hazardous Waste Management Regulations.
Space is still available in the non-credit training courses, Pharmacy Technician, starting Tuesday, June 19. These careers are among the fastest growing health care careers in Connecticut. Whether a person (...) Read More >>
From registration to financial aid, testing to scheduling classes, Super Saturday offers new and current students an opportunity for one-stop enrollment for the fall semester on August 4 from 9 (...) Read More >>
The Student Nurses Association has partnered with The American Red Cross to have a blood drive in the Multipurpose Room. Come give blood and save a life!
“RED RIBBON WEEK” was created back in the 1980’s, in honor of a DEA agent that was tortured and killed while in the line of duty. When the red ribbon is worn by students, teachers, and members of the community it powerfully symbolizes each individual's commitment to prevent drug use in schools, workplaces, and communities. (...) Read More >>
TRCC Fall Festival is a night of dancing, candy, pizza, costume contests with prizes and Laser Tag on the green! Come up to F-211 to buy your tickets! All of this is just $5.00!!!!!!!!!!
Current degree-seeking students and veterans visit us in the multi-purpose room to register for winter and spring classes! There will be advisers, registrar’s office representatives and more to help you pick out (...) Read More >>
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 (...) Read More >>
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