Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station – Global consequences of invasive aquatic plants now found in Connecticut lakes. Held in room C101 For questions contact Professor Diba Khan-Bureau: dkhan-bureau@trcc.commnet.edu (860) 215-9443
Come listen to Faith Allaire discuss the art of needlepoint and cross stitch! There will be coffee, tea, pastries, and conversation about this beautiful activity.
The Student Nurses Association wants to have a fun night filled with great people, snacks and laughs. We are hosting a comedy show by Franco's Comedy for your Cause in (...) Read More >>
This exciting event will give you and a few friends the opportunity to solve puzzles, decode messages, and crack a mysterious case! TRCC's Multipurpose Room will be converted into an (...) Read More >>
This exciting event will give you and a few friends the opportunity to solve puzzles, decode messages, and crack a mysterious case! TRCC's Multipurpose Room will be converted into an (...) Read More >>
Professor of Marine Science UCONN Connecticut Institute for Resilience and Climate Adaptation (CIRCA). Global climate change abroad and in Connecticut, and what can we do about it? Held in room (...) Read More >>
Come celebrate our graduating LGBTQIA+ students at Lavender Graduation! This does not take the place of commencement for our LGBTQIA+ students. If you would like to walk at this graduation, (...) Read More >>
Join us in the TRCC Library for a special movie showing of The Big Sick! Playing all day in the TRCC Library (9am-8pm) on April 28th!
Author and Vice President of Programs, Connecticut Science Center (retired) and Herpetologist – Making sense of the geographic distribution and conservation of Connecticut's amphibians and reptiles. Held in room C101 (...) Read More >>
Come and listen to Sebastian Bartosiak as he discusses invasive plant species in Connecticut. There will be coffee, tea, pastries, and discussion about this important topic.
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