This class will define the disease and discuss complications and treatments. Karen Barbone is a registered nurse who has been working in the Diabetes Center of the east region of Hartford Healthcare for the past 10 years. Lynne McPhee is a registered dietitian and also works for the Diabetes Center.
TRCC Fall Festival is a night of dancing, candy, and costume contests. Tickets are $5, $10 for others and they will be sold in F211. The winners of the pumpkin carving contest will be announced here!
Join us for a Fall Festival! Friday October 25th, 2019 6:00 pm - 10:00 pm Tickets $5 each Purchase in room F211 Holiday Inn 10 Laura Blvd. Norwich, CT
This presentation explores the lives of Connecticut’s Revolutionary War-era freedom fighters known as the Sons of Liberty. Learn how these figures organized against King George before the outbreak of the American Revolution. Dayne Rugh, see Monday, Oct. 14.
Coco will be playing all day at the TRCC Library from 9:00AM to 5:00PM. Stop in and enjoy!
Fundraiser to support Hungry Games/Scholarship.
A round-table discussion of cyber threats and protective strategies and tips from the Security and Information Technology teams at Charter Oak Credit Union. The morning session will cover reviewing tips and information on fraud, financial crimes and cyber security with all types of devices.
The afternoon session will be a continuation of these discussions. Questions will be welcome and taken as appropriate in either session. Frank Jarvis is the credit union’s Corporate Security manager with broad experience with fraud and financial crimes. His career covers more than 40 years of U.S. Navy, police and detective work. Traci Webster has (...) Read More >>
The TRCC Current and SPAG present: The Haunted Maze! October 30th & 31st 4:00 PM - 9:00 PM Cafeteria Green Free hot apple cider provided!
How robots are built and their many uses. Michael Gentry is a Professor of Engineering at Three Rivers. Limit 25. Hosted by Lifelong Learning
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