“NHTI was a positive
experience for me,
helping me find more
confidence and the skills
I needed and providing
plenty of opportunity to
get involved . ”
~ Bill, Architectural Engineering
Technology ‘15
Swing into Summer
INSIDE
NHTI Grad Jumps Big ..................... 1
Three Visual Arts Students Find Success ..................... 2
Schedule of Summer Classes ...............3 & 4
Registration Information ..................... 4
NEW! Academic Programs ...............5 & 6
Businss & Industry Training,
Professional Development, Career Skills ..................... 8
NEW! ‘Drop In’ Tuesdays.....Back Page
Register NOW for Summer 2015
2015
classes begin June 1!
Visit nhti.edu/summer
NHTI grad and skydiving fanatic
makes biggest jump of his life
Mike Meehan’s feet might be on the ground, but the sky’s the limit
for his manufacturing career
A
ccording to Marcus E. Mann of Turbocam International in Barrington,
NH, there is a $1 trillion backlog of manufacturing work in the global
aerospace industry, and his company intends to go after it. What’s
more, the company is looking to New Hampshire community college graduates
like NHTI’s Michael Meehan ’14 to help build a workforce that can support the
company’s growth and keep up with the swiftly evolving technologies that make
Turbocam a leading manufacturer for the aerospace, automotive, marine and
power generation markets.
Turbocam has hired 81 new employees in the last year, and Meehan is
one of the people it relies on in its recruiting process. Meehan has associate
degrees in mechanical engineering technology and manufacturing engineering
technology, and was hired by the company right after graduation last May.
So how did the gregarious engineering technician become a
representative of the growing company so quickly? One might say the former
skydiving instructor fell into the profession, but his employers say there was a
bit more to the process — and the candidate — than that.
“Mike has ambition and know-how,” says Mann, who met Meehan while
representing Turbocam at NHTI’s advanced manufacturing career fair last April.
“I was there when he picked up his application and again when he came back
to NHTI to recruit for us.”
Less than six months on the job and Meehan was back on the NHTI
campus to recruit more students. For his part, Meehan said he was “stoked to
go back and do it.”
“I’d come full circle,” he said, about being behind the recruiting table at
NHTI’s fall career fair. “For me it was pretty awesome to go there and catch up
with professors. I mean, I got a job — I’m working. It took a little while to sink
in. I did not see myself where I am now five months ago. I figured I’d be sky
diving, throwing job applications out, hoping maybe something would pop up.”
It took him 3.5 years to earn his degrees, but less than a month after
graduation to get into the workforce. Meehan said he pursued both degrees
so that he would be a well-rounded and flexible part of the production process.
“Mechanical engineers don’t do ‘this’ and manufacturing engineers don’t do
‘that,’” he said. “They have to go back and forth. I figured I might as well learn
both how to design parts and how they’re actually built.”
2014 Grad Mike Meehan
What of those who may not be convinced about opportunities in the
field? Meehan says advanced manufacturing offers fulfilling careers with
above average pay potential, but in turn candidates need technical skills.
“Manufacturing is a good place to start,” he says. “It’s not going away, even
with advanced technology. You always have to keep your mind fresh; you
can always go further than you are because there are no dead ends. But it’s
more than pushing buttons; you need skills. Education is important. One of
the things you hear is you’ll never use this stuff again: measurements and
statistics. But it’s everywhere.”
Meehan credits NHTI not only for connecting him directly with his
employer, but also for providing strong student supports as he learned
technical skills. “Some of the classes were difficult,” Meehan admitted, “but
there was always help at NHTI: the learning center, the math lab — you can
stay after class. Everyone is eager to give you a hand and help out, provided
you show some effort.”
Hospitality and Tourism Second-year Students
July 2015 Summer Residency Program in Florida (HSTM 295C)
Students will complete five (5) full days engaging in the front and back-of-the-house operations.
Residency/travel costs at the designated hotel/resort are the responsibility of the student and will
be an additional cost above tuition and fees. For information please email: Professor Maryanne S.
Adams: madams@ccsnh.edu by May 8.
STEM Programs at NHTI
NHTI offers a wide selection of programs in the STEM fields (Science, Technology,
Engineering and Mathematics)
that can put you on the road to
excellent earnings with a strong
outlook for future employment.
14%
of job openings in NH through 2020 will be
in STEM areas.
Source: NH Employment Security
More information at
nhti.edu/careers-stem-fields or call (603) 230-4011.
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nhti.edu/summer
(603) 230-4021
Science: Degrees in Biology, Environmental Science, Landscape and
Environmental Design, Biology, Landscape Design; courses in Biology,
Chemistry and Physics
Technology: Information Technology, Animation and Graphic Game
Programming, Information Technology Applications Development, Information
Technology Networking, Information Technology Tech Support
Engineering Technologies (ETAC/ABET accredited): Advanced
Manufacturing Process Technology*, Architectural, Civil*, Computer,
Electronic, Manufacturing, Mechanical, Robotics and Automation Engineering
Technologies; Advanced Manufacturing Processes, Building Inspector and
Plans Examiner, Industrial Design Technology
*Accreditation pending
Math: Degree in Mathematics; Developmental to Calculus and Differential
Equations course work
nhtiadvctr@ccsnh.edu
Three NHTI Visual Arts students have learned what it’s like to find
success with their art in the “real world”!
Boy + Bear = Bucks!
Dan Tavis won a $100 scholarship, plus a $15 gift certificate, by submitting a sample of his artwork to a contest sponsored by Jerry's
Artarama. Dan writes, "Most of my paintings are straight out of my imagination. Many of the scenarios I create involve fearless
characters, oblivious towards the overwhelming odds stacked against them; making the viewer think, 'What's going to happen next?' I
love illustrating stories built around unusual friendships, an example being the Bear and the Boy. The bear could easily eat the boy for
a lunch time snack but instead, he'd much rather sit with the roaming traveler over a cup of tea."
Drawing the Dreamscape
Darby Upchurch, NH, was recently commissioned to create the CD cover for Dreamscape
Artwork by Dan Tavis
Starlight Rocker, the latest release from Trent (Radons Records)!
Darby writes, "Trent produces wide varieties and styles of music, but for the sake
of simplicity, we can narrow it down to Hardcore Techno, creating loud, fast beats to dreamy synths with splashes of
goofiness. I've actually been a fan of his music before they came to me. We met on a blogging site. I got an email one
day asking for a commission for a CD cover. They described what they wanted and I drew it, and then shortly after it was
a pretty album cover on Bandcamp and CD form. It was all really casual, and they were super nice.
"I was influenced by a lot of other online artists, concept art of video games, and cartoons. I was always drawn
to the brightly colored and unrealistic style. Designing the CD cover wasn't anything different than what I usually do. I
just drew an illustration, then Trent did the typography and cropping. A lot of my other illustrations were also very casual.
Most of them are clients asking me to draw their characters, which is one of my favorite things to draw. It may not sound
like a lot at first, but the gratitude that my clients show make it worthwhile and important."
Artwork by Darby Upchurch
Shooting for the Moon
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Want to go to college, but can’t fit it into your schedule?
Daytime, evening, and even weekend classes don’t work for you?
Consider NHTI Online!
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Are you motivated and self-disciplined?
Can you communicate clearly and effectively through writing?
Can you devote five to nine hours a week to your course work – on
your schedule?
If you answered ‘yes’ to these questions, then
NHTI Online may be right for you!
Casey LeBlanc is a
finalist in the 36th Annual
College and High School
Photography Contest,
cosponsored by Nikon and
the Photographer’s Forum.
There will be four
winners in the college
category. Win or lose,
Casey’s submission has
already been chosen for
inclusion in a book to be
published by the sponsors.
Six Degree and Two Certificate Programs 100% Online
Degrees:
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Early Childhood Education
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Hospitality & Tourism Management
Artwork by Casey LeBlanc
Visual Arts Degree Program
Online courses in many subject areas 100% Online
For Summer 2015 100% Online Course Offerings see page 4.
Accounting
Anthropology
Biology
Business
Computers
Criminal Justice
Cross-cultural Education
Early Childhood Education
Economics
Education
English
French
Health Studies
History
Hospitality & Tourism
Mathematics
Music
PC Applications
Philosophy
Psychology
Provides opportunity to acquire a thorough knowledge of the basic means of
visual expression and broad exposure to the history of art in preparation for
transfer into four-year colleges and universities and a career in the visual arts.
The structured curriculum emphasizes visual perception, technical acuity and
artistic philosophy geared toward developing a personal aesthetic.
Contact NHTI Admissions
(603) 230-4011 or nhtiadm@ccsnh.edu.
nhti.edu/summer
Visit nhti.edu and click on Academics or
call Admissions at (603) 230-4011.
(603) 230-4021
nhtiadvctr@ccsnh.edu
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2015 Summer Courses
Credit Courses - Day, Evening, 8 Week, Hybrid & Online Courses
Day Courses
Session I June 1 – July 2, 2015
Session II July 6 – August 7
(5 weeks unless otherwise noted)
Morning
CRN# Course Number & Title
Cr. Day
30835 BIOL 100C Intro to Biology with Lab** (8 wks) 4 M&W
30839 BIOL 120C Human Biology (8 wks)
4 T&Th
31109 BIOL 159C Personal Nutrition (8 wks)
4 W&F
30898 BIOL 195C Anatomy and Physiology I (8 wks)4 M&W
30904 BIOL 196C Anatomy and Physiology II (8 wks)4 T&Th
30909 BIOL 202C Microbiology (9 wks)
4 T&Th
30910 BIOL 202C Microbiology (9 wks)
4 T&Th
30590 BUS 101C Introduction to Business (10 wks) 3 W
30892 CHEM 105C Chemistry (8 wks)
4 T&Th
31072 ENGL 101C English Composition
4 M,W&F
31078 ENGL 102C Introduction to Literature
3 M&W
31080 ENGL 120C Communications
3 T&Th
31121 ENGL 125C Communications & the Literature of
Science & Technology
3 T&Th
31116 IST 102C
PC Applications
3 T&Th
30925 MATH 093C Algebra Pt I (with Geometry)** 4 M,W&F
31188 MATH 094C Algebra Pt II (with Trigonometry)**4 M,W&F
31132 MATH 124C College Algebra
4 M,W&F
31135 MATH 125C Finite Mathematics (10 wks)
4 T&Th
31149 PHYS 232C Physics II
(Calculus-Based) (8 wks)
4 M&Th
30673 SOCI 105C Introduction to Sociology
3 T&Th
30690 VRTS 101C Introduction to Drawing
4 M,W&F
30707 VRTS 120C Introduction to Oil Painting
4 M,W&F
30705 VRTS 135C Introduction to Ceramics
4 M,W&F
(5 weeks unless otherwise noted)
Time
InstructorCost
9:00-1:50pm Staff
948
9:00-1:50pm Staff
948
9:00-1:50pm Staff
948
9:00-1:50pm Staff
948
9:00-1:50pm Staff
948
8:30-1:00pm B. Wilkes 948
10:45-3:45pm B. Wilkes 948
8:00-11:45am F. King
666
8:00-12:50am Staff
948
8:30-12:10pm J. Hunt
888
8:30-12:15pm E. Butler 666
8:30-12:15pm R. Watrous 666
8:30-12:15pm
8:30-12:15pm
9:00-12:40pm
9:00-12:40pm
8:30-12:10pm
9:00-11:30am
Staff
666
F. Shannon 666
L. Zeller 888
M. Howland888
D. Shagena888
J. Heise 888
9:00-3:00pm
8:30-12:15pm
9:00-1:50pm
9:00-1:50pm
9:00-1:50pm
A. Hopper 888
N. Nevins 666
S. Haas 1008
M. Ambra 1008
R. Montroy1008
Morning
CRN# Course Number & Title
Cr. Day
Time
InstructorCost
30846 BIOL 120C Human Biology
4 M,W&F 8:30-1:50pm Staff
948
30896 CHEM 205C Organic Chemistry
4 M,W&F 8:15-1:40pm Staff
948
31073 ENGL 101C English Composition
4 M,W&F 8:30-11:50am J. Johnson 888
30926 MATH 093C Algebra Pt I (with Geometry)** 4 M,W&F 8:30-11:50am D. Edwards 888
30945 MATH 094C Algebra Pt II (with Trig.)**
4 M,W&F 9:00-12:20pm L. Zeller 888
30674 PHIL 242C Contemporary Ethical Issues
3 T&Th
8:30-12:15pm N. Nevins 666
30694 PSYC 105C Introduction to Psychology
3 M&W
9:00-12:45pm S. Tshabangu- Soko
666
30711 VRTS 130C Introduction to Photography
4 M,W&F 9:00-1:50pm E. Stapel 1008
Afternoon
CRN Course Number & Title
Cr. Day
Time
InstructorCost
30916 CHEM 100C Introductory Chemistry
4 T,Th&F 1:00-5:10pm Staff
948
30890 CHEM 104C General Chemistry II
4 M,W&F 1:00-5:10pm P. Seagroves948
30695 ECON 101C Macroeconomics
3 T&Th
1:00-4:45pm G. McAllister666
31119 ENGL 120C Communications
3 M&W
1:00-4:45pm A. Keller 666
30638 HIST 104C Western Civ. Antiquity to 1650 3 M&W
1:00-4:45pm M. Folan 666
31123 IST 102C
PC Applications
3 M&W
1:00-4:45pm Staff
666
30942 MATH 093C Algebra Pt I (with Geometry)** 4 M,W&F 1:30-4:50pm Z. JohnsonCramer
888
31143 PHYS 100C Pre-Eng. Tech Physics**
5 M,W&F 2:00-7:00pm M. Howland1170
31177 PHYS 135C Physics II (Algebra Based)
4 M,W&F 1:00-5:10pm M. Meskoob948
30675 SOCI 105C Introduction to Sociology
3 T&Th
1:00-4:45pm N. Nevins 666
30709 VRTS 193C Introduction to Photoshop
3 T&Th
1:00-4:45pm Staff
666
ESOL Day Courses June 22 – August 28
Afternoon
CRN# Course Number & Title
Cr. Day
Time
InstructorCost
30591 BUS 152C Foundations of
Leadership (10 wks)
3 W
1:00-4:45pm K. Chisholm666
30856 CHEM 103C General Chemistry I
4 M,W&F 1:00-5:10pm P. Seagroves948
1:00-3:30pm J. Heise 888
31127 MATH 094C Algebra Pt II (with Trig.)** (10 wks)4 T&Th
31131 MATH 120C Topics in Applied
College Math (10 wks)
4 T&Th
1:00-3:30pm M. Marzola 888
31137 MATH 205C Calculus I (10 wks)
4 M&Th
12:00-2:30pm K. Sawal 888
30672 PHIL 242C Contemporary Ethical Issues
3 T&Th
1:00-4:45pm N. Nevins 666
4 M,W&F 1:00-5:10pm M. Meskoob948
31179 PHYS 133C Physics I (Algebra Based)
30692 PSYC 105C Introduction to Psychology
3 M&W
1:00-4:45pm S. TshabanguSoko
666
30708 VRTS 140C Digital Photography
3 M&W
1:00-4:45pm E. Stapel 666
(unless otherwise noted)
ESOL courses require ESOL assessment. Call (603) 230-4055 for details.
ESOL 101C Basic Writing
ESOL 104C American Culture I
ESOL 201C Academic Writing
ESOL 203C Grammar Practice (evening)
ESOL 205C Reading Comprehension
** Institutional credit only
Evening Courses
Session I June 1 – July 23 (unless otherwise noted)
CRN# Course #
30588 ARET 150C
31082 ASL 104C
31083 ASL 1 05C
30901 BIOL 195C
30902 BIOL 195C
30906 BIOL 196C
30907 BIOL 196C
30912 BIOL 202C
30837 CHEM 100C
30894 CHEM 110C
30813 CRMJ 101C
31074 ENGL 101C
31075 ENGL 101C
31122 ENGL 120MC
31138 MATH 206C
30817 MCET 150C
31141 SCI 104C
31084 SPAN 111C
31118 SPAN 112C
(8 weeks unless otherwise noted)
Title
Cr. Days Time
Instructor
Statics & Strengths of Materials 4 M&W 6:00-10:10pmC. Robert
American Sign Language for
Beginners (5 wks)
3 T&Th 5:30-9:15pm H. Clanton
Advanced American Sign
Language (5 wks)(Starts on 7/6) 3 T&Th 5:30-9:15pm H. Clanton
Anatomy and Physiology I
4 T&Th 4:00-8:30pm N. Strong
Anatomy and Physiology I
4 T&Th 6:00-10:30pmN. Strong
Anatomy and Physiology II
4 M&W 4:00-8:30pm Staff
Anatomy and Physiology II
4 M&W 6:00-10:30pmStaff
Microbiology (9 wks)
4 M&W 5:20-9:45pm Staff
Introductory Chemistry**
4 M&W 6:00-10:10pmStaff
Introduction to Biochemistry
4 T&Th 6:00-10:10pmP. Seagroves
Intro. To Criminal Justice (Hybrid) 3 M
5:00-7:50pm S. Howe
(6/1, 6/15, 6/29, 7/6)
English Composition
4 M&W 5:30-8:50pm N. Thomas
English Composition
4 T&Th 5:30-8:50pm V. Alander
Communications: Communicating Mindfully (Hybrid)
(meets every week) 3 T
5:30-8:00pm A. Blake
Calculus II
4 M&W 6:00-9:20pm D. Shagena
Statics & Strengths of Materials 4 T&Th 6:00-10:10pmJ. Beltramo
Astronomy and Space
4 M&W 5:30-9:40pm S. Brand
Elementary Spanish I
3 M&W 5:30-8:00pm A. Diaz
Elementary Spanish II
3 T&Th 5:30-8:00pm A. Diaz
Full Term June 1 – August 7
Cost
948
666
666
948
948
948
948
948
948
948
666
888
888
666
888
948
948
666
666
(10 weeks)
CRN# Course #
Title
Cr. Days Time
30584 ACCT 101C Accounting I
3 M
5:30-9:15pm
30640 ANTH 101C Intro to Cultural Anthropology 3 M
5:30-9:15pm
30914 BIOL 202C Microbiology
4 T&Th 5:20-9:45pm
3 M
5:00-5:50pm
30814 CRMJ 270C Criminal Justice Internship
30815 CRMJ 275C Criminal Justics-Senior Project 3 M
6:00-6:50pm
30594 ECE 261C
Family Child Care Business Mgt 3 W
5:30-9:15pm
30696 ECON 102C Microeconomics
3 T
5:30-9:15pm
31081 ENGL 120C Communications
3 M
5:30-9:15pm
30679 HIST 121C U.S. History 1870-Present
3 W
5:30-9:15pm
30595 HSTM 290C Hospitality & Tourism Internship 3 T
5:00-5:59pm
31124 IST 102C
PC Applications
3 W
5:30-9:15pm
31194 IST 102C T PC Applications
3 T
5:30-9:15
30943 MATH 093C Algebra Pt I (with Geometry)** 4 M&W 6:00-8:30pm
31180 MATH 093C Algebra Pt I (with Geometry)** 4 T&Th 5:30-8:00pm
31070 MATH 094C Algebra Pt II (with Trig.)**
4 T&Th 5:30-8:00pm
31129 MATH 094C Algebra Pt II (with Trig.)**
4 M&W 5:30-8:00pm
31130 MATH 120C Topics in Applied College Math 4 T&Th 5:30-8:00pm
31136 MATH 140C Precalculus
4 M&W 6:00-8:30pm
31139 MATH 251C Statistics
4 T&Th 6:00-8:30pm
30676 PHIL 242C
Contemporary Ethical Issues
3 Th 5:30-9:15pm
31145 PHYS 133C Physics I (Algebra-Based)
4 M&W 6:00-9:15pm
31147 PHYS 135C Physics II (Algebra-Based)
4 T&Th 6:00-9:15pm
30693 PSYC 105C Introduction to Psychology
3 M
5:30-9:15pm
30677 SOCI 105C Introduction to Sociology
3 T
5:30-9:15pm
** Institutional credit only
3
nhti.edu/summer
(603) 230-4021
nhtiadvctr@ccsnh.edu
Instructor
Cost
Staff
666
V. Eaton-White
666
Staff
948
D. Vittum
691
D. Vittum
666
C. Hughes
666
G. McAllister
666
V. Alander
666
M. Folan
666
M. Adams
691
Staff
666
D. Gibney
666
Z. JohnsonCramer
888
N. Fegley
888
M. Marzola
888
L. Service
888
Staff
888
I. Bramson
888
J. Scholfield
888
V. Eaton-White
666
M. Meskoob
948
M. Meskoob
948
S. Tshabangu-Soko666
V. Eaton-White
666
100% Online Learning Courses
Session II July 6 – August 28, 2015
(8 weeks)
Session I May 12 – July 3, 2015
(8 weeks)
CRN#
30589
30680
30623
31099
31100
31102
31105
31110
31111
30599
31182
30608
30610
30691
30627
30687
31079
31120
31071
30622
30613
30604
30606
30678
30697
31087
31206
31093
30619
30620
30618
30615
30616
31158
30625
30688
Course Number & Title
Cr.
ACCT 102C Accounting II
3
ADCL 235C Physiology&Pharmacolgy of Addiction3
ANTH 101C Intro to Cultural Anthroplogy
3
BIOL 122C
Basic Pathophysiology
3
BIOL 123C
Biology of Human Reproduction
3
BIOL 125C
Human Genetics & Society
4
BIOL 159C
Personal Nutrition
4
BIOL 235C
Principles of Evolution
3
BIOL 279C
Life Cycle Nutrition
3
BUS 101C
Introduction to Business
3
BUS 152C
Foundations of Leadership
3
BUS 170C
Principles of Marketing
3
BUS 270C
Principles of Management
4
ECE 262C
Org & Mgt for Practicing Prof
4
ECON 101C Macroeconomics
3
EDU 101C
Introduction to Exceptionalities
3
ENGL 102C Introduction to Literature
3
ENGL 120MC Communications:
Communicating Mindfully
3
GERM 115C Elementary German
3
HIST 105C
Western Civ. 1650-Present
3
HIST 120C
U.S. History to 1870
3
HSTM 205C Quality Service Management
3
HSTM 269C Food & Beverage Management
3
HSV 242C
Ethics and the Professional Helper 3
IST 102C
PC Applications
3
MATH 093C Algebra Pt I (with Geometry)**
4
MATH 094C Algebra II (with Trig.)**
4
MATH 120C Topics in Applied College Math
4
PHIL 110C
Introduction to Philosophy
3
PHIL 242C
Contemporary Ethical Issues
3
PSYC 105C Introduction to Psychology
3
PSYC 209C Educational Psychology
3
PSYC 210C Abnormal Psychology
3
PSYC 220C Human Growth & Development
3
SOCI 105C
Introduction to Sociology
3
TECP 50C
TECP: Introduction to Exceptionalities 3
Instructor
L. Morgan
M. O’Bryant
S. Allison-Endriss
A. Liptak
A. Liptak
B. Wilkes
C. Meservey
N. Strong
C. Meservey
K. Chisholm
C. Lloyd
J. Gula
M. Hunt
S. Babcock
E. Doherty
K. Dunn
E. Perry
Cost
666
666
666
666
666
948
948
666
666
666
666
666
888
888
666
666
666
E. Woo
H. Burke
S. Wallace
S. Wallace
L. Robbio-Malamut
L. Robbio-Malamut
M. O’Bryant
M. Snyder
L. Hart
H. Wood
D. Shagena
C. Hunter
C. Hunter
E. Fitzsimmons
K. Dotter
K. Dotter
E. Fitzsimmons
K. Winkelman
K. Dunn
666
666
666
666
666
666
666
666
888
888
888
666
666
666
666
666
666
666
666
Important Information
Four Ways to Register
1. By Mail:
NHTI, Concord’s Community College, Academic Advising Center, S103
31 College Drive, Concord, NH 03301-7412
2. By Phone:
(603) 230-4021
3. By Fax:
(603) 230-9306
4. In Person:
Academic Advising Center, Sweeney Hall 103
Registration forms and more information at: nhti.edu/summer
Payment for Classes. Tuition and fees are due two weeks prior to the first class day each
semester (May 5 (for classes beginning between May 12-July 5) and June 22 (for classes beginning
after July 6)); otherwise, payment is due when registering. NHTI does not send paper bills. When
a student registers charges are posted simultaneously to their student account; it is the student’s
responsibility to view their charges on their View Account Detail page in their student account (sis.
ccsnh.edu) and make payment by the due date.
Course Prerequisites. Many courses require prerequisites. Check at nhti.edu under Academics
then click Course Descriptions.
Required Course Materials (textbooks, MyMathLab, access codes) are listed on the Bookstore website
at www.nhti.bkstr.com. Students will use Blackboard for non-math courses and MyMathLab for math
courses.
Academic Advising Center
Visit us to learn more about NHTI programs and courses.
Office hours:
Mon. - Thurs. 8 am - 8 pm
Fri.
8 am - 4:00 pm
Sat
8 am - 12 pm (when Saturday classes are in session.)
Drop-in advising: Mon. - Thurs. 9 am - 1 pm; 2 - 6 pm
Fri.
9 am - 1 pm; 2 – 3:30 pm
Please call the Advising Center at (603) 230-4021 to confirm hours during summer, holidays and
semester breaks.
NHTI reserves the right to change tuition, fees, courses, policies, instructors,
programs and services as required without notice.
NHTI, Concord’s Community College supports all state and federal laws that promote equal
opportunity and prohibit discrimination.
CRN#
30624
31107
30607
30609
31126
30628
30681
31076
30950
31086
30603
30605
30698
31088
31202
31160
31114
30947
30949
30621
30617
30612
30626
31128
30682
Course Number & Title
ANTH 210C Native American Studies I
BIOL 159C
Personal Nutrition
BUS 152C
Foundations of Leadership
BUS 245C
Organizational Behavior
CRMJ 215C Corrections Operations
ECON 102C Microeconomics
EDU 104C
Foundations of Education
ENGL 101C English Composition
FREN 122C Elementary French II
HLTH 101C Medical Terminology
HSTM 140C Domestic & International Tour
HSTM 230AC Writing for Travel Profession
IST 102C
PC Applications
MATH 093C Algebra Pt I (with Geometry)**
MATH 094C Algebra II (with Trig.)**
MATH 120C Topics in Applied College Math
MATH 251C Statistics
MUSC 105C Introduction to Music
MUSC 107C World Music
PHIL 242C
Contemporary Ethical Issues
PSYC 105C Introduction to Psychology
PSYC 220C Human Growth & Development
SOCI 105C
Introduction to Sociology
SPAN 111C Elementary Spanish I
TECP 51C
TECP: Foundations of Education
Cr.
3
4
3
3
3
3
3
4
3
3
4
3
3
4
4
4
4
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
Instructor
K. Winkelman
C. Meservey
C. Lloyd
M. Hunt
J. Smith
E. Doherty
C. Lucero
M. Marino
Staff
M. Jean
M. Adams
L. Robbio-Malamut
M. Snyder
S. Found
H. Wood
M. Wood
V. LaVoice
S. Kinne
S. Kinne
C. Hunter
E. Fitzsimmons
E. Fitzsimmons
S. Allison-Endriss
M. Smith
C. Lucero
Cost
666
948
666
666
666
666
666
888
666
666
888
666
666
888
888
888
888
666
666
666
666
666
666
666
666
Full Term May 12 – August 28 unless otherwise noted
(16 weeks - unless otherwise noted)
CRN#
31098
31248
Course Number & Title
Cr.
Instructor
BIOL 120C
Human Biology
4
Staff
CPET 107C Intro. to Programming with C++
3
R. Dellafelice
Note Special Schedule: Intro. to Programming with C++ will run from June 1 thru August 7
30689 ECE 101C
Growth & Dev of Young Child
3
M. LaClair
Infant/Toddler Dev & Program
4
S. Henry
30690 ECE 215C
30685 EDU 200C
Supporting Stu w/Chall Behavior
3
E. Dokton
30684 EDU 204C
Instructional Technology
3
A. Gillam
31077 ENGL 101C English Composition
4
A. Davis
30951 ENGL 160C Introduction to Poetry
3
A. Lindsay
31085 HLTH 101C Medical Terminology
3
M. Jean
30611 HLTH 104C Health Care Data Content & Delivery System 3 W. Vachon
31117 IST 102C
PC Applications
3
D. Remillard
31184 MATH 093C Algebra Pt I (with Geometry)**
4
K. Cook
31089 MATH 094C Algebra Pt II (with Trig.)**
4
D. Shagena
31090 MATH 094C Algebra Pt II (with Trig.)**
4
R. DeFronzo
31091 MATH 120C Topics in Applied College Math
4
K. Sawal
31092 MATH 120C Topics in Applied College Math
4
A. Kadenic-Newman
31095 MATH 124C College Algebra
4
M. Wood
31112 MATH 124C College Algebra
4
M. Wood
31113 MATH 125C Finite Mathematics
4
V. LaVoice
31115 MATH 251C Statistics
4
K. Sawal
30686 TECP 60C
TECP: Sup Stud w/Chall Behavior 3
E. Dokton
30683 TECP 63C
TECP: Instructional Technology
3
A. Gillam
** Institutional credit only
Cost
948
726
666
888
666
666
888
666
666
666
666
888
888
888
888
888
888
888
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666
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One Week Face-to-Face Courses
Intensive Course Format
Complete a college course in just one week!
In order to provide new and innovative ways for students to accomplish their educational objectives, we
are offering the opportunity to complete a three-credit course in one week of full-time study. Students
enrolled in these classes are expected to complete reading and other assignments in advance of the
first class meeting. This format is most appropriate for motivated, focused and self-disciplined college
students.
CRN#
31067
31069
31068
30636
Course Number & Title
Cr.
ENGL 120MC Communications: Communicating
Mindfully (June 8 – 12)
3
ENGL 120MC Communications: Communicating
Mindfully (July 13 – 17)
3
IST 102C
PC Applications (June 10-16)
3
PHIL 242C
Contemporary Ethical Issues (June 1-5)
Time
Instructor
Cost
8:30-4:30pm D. Huston
666
8:30-4:30pm D. Huston
8:30-4:30pm D. Gibney
3 8:30-4:30pmS. Ambra
666
666
666
Register Today for Fall Courses!
Classes begin August 31
Flexible scheduling days, evenings, Saturday, 8 week, hybrid and online courses.
Visit nhti.edu/summer and click on Fall Classes!
nhti.edu/summer
(603) 230-4021
nhtiadvctr@ccsnh.edu
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Business & Industry Training
Legal Nurse Consultant Certificate Program
This program is approved by the American Bar Association (ABA). It is designed
for experienced registered nurses interested in combining their clinical expertise
with specialized legal knowledge, enabling them to serve in a variety of settings
including health care facilities, insurance companies, law firms and private LNC
practices. This program is financial aid eligible.
Information Session
“This program is fabulous. The range of courses
offered – and the array of professors she brings in – are
unbelievable, covering every aspect of law that is needed.
I would highly recommend this program to nurses who
wish to expand their horizons in the legal field.”
For more information and
course schedule contact
Stacey Peters, Department Head
(603) 271-6484 x4274 or speters@ccsnh.edu
Robotics and Automation Engineering Technology Associate Degree
This exciting new program gives students the hands on skills and engineering
knowledge needed for a financially rewarding career in advanced manufacturing
and automation. Selected courses from ETAC/ABET accredited electrical,
computer, mechanical and manufacturing engineering technology programs help
students develop expertise in:
• Robotics and Automation
• Lean Manufacturing
Wound Care Certification
The Wound Care Education Institute's Skin and Wound Management course
is the approved educational pathway to the WCC® (Wound Care Certified)
certification awarded by the National Alliance of Wound Care and Ostomy
(NAWCOTM).
Dates:
Fee:
Wednesday August 5, 6-7:00 pm
RSVP Appreciated! Call (603) 271-6484 x4274
Julie Jacobs,
RN, BSN, BC, LNC
Nursing Continuing Education Opportunity
Registration:
For more information contact
the Business Training Center at (603) 230-4022.
Police Testing/Interviewing
Preparation Seminar
For the criminal justice student and anyone interested in applying for a job in law
enforcement, this one day intensive seminar conducted by Granite State Police
Career Counseling, LLC, covers topics such as applying for law enforcement
positions, preparing for the physical and written exams, oral boards, and
interviews as well as what to expect during background investigations.
Date:
Fee:
Registration:
A new state-of–the-art robotics lab is the centerpiece for the program’s learning
environment. CNC machines support the development of design, programming,
and machining skills.
NHTI Student Wins Year of Tution
Morgan Mackenzie, a 2014 Concord High School graduate, is a recipient of the Bonnie Newman Endowed Scholarship which provides one year’s tuition to a NH community college. Morgan is a student in NHTI’s Robotics and Automation Engineering Technology program.
“I came to an open house (at NHTI) and,
seeing how all the robots in the lab worked, I
fell in love with the idea of programming,” says
Morgan. “It was so much fun talking to NHTI
students — they were having fun. They were able to program robots that could
pick up objects and move them, using sensors and other technology. Seeing the
automation was really cool.”
This program is sponsored by a $19.97 million grant from the U.S.
Department of Labor, Employment & Training Administration TAACCCT Grant
#TC-22504-ll-60-A-33, awarded to the New Hampshire Community College
System in 2011.
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nhti.edu/business-training
Friday, October 2, 9 am to 5 pm
$140
https://www.gs-pcc.com/register.html
For more information contact
the Business Training Center at (603) 230-4022.
• CNC Machining
• PLC Programming
Visit nhti.edu/academics or contact Admissions at (603) 230-4011 or nhtiadm@ccsnh.edu
September 28 - October 2, 2015
$2,997.00
$2,697.00 (Early-Bird rate through August 14, 2015)
$100 off coupon - Enter “TARA” on the registration website
www.wcei.net
NEW! Industrial Design Technology
Associate Degree
Students master design fundamentals by
taking courses in drawing, 2-Dimensional
design, 3-Dimensional design, engineering
design, and manufacturing principles.
Emphasis is also placed on the study of
mathematics and physical sciences while
English and social science courses broaden
and improve the student’s communication
skills.
A series of more advanced/
specialized courses focuses on the
application and integration of new and
existing technologies to both product design
and product manufacture. Topics include
material explorations in plastics, wood and
metal, CAD software and human factors.
Graduates will have the foundation necessary to pursue a bachelor’s
degree and to take advantage of opportunities for life-long learning or
professional development.
Visit nhti.edu/academics or
contact Admissions at (603) 230-4011 or nhtiadm@ccsnh.edu
This program is sponsored by in part by a $2.5 million grant from the U.S. Department of Labor, Employment & Training Admin­
istration (TAACCCT) Grant Agreement #TC- 26498-14-60-A-33.
(603) 230-4022
nhtibtc@ccsnh.edu
Business & Industry Training
Attention Job Seekers
New Hampshire Job Training Grant
Are you unemployed or underemployed?
Or know someone who is?
NHTI is offering FREE short-term
(3 week) skill building, assessment and
certification programs that can make you more
employable.
Hire the Best and MAKE THEM BETTER!
NHTI’s Business Training Center is a preferred training provider for the NH Job
Training Grant. Our quality employee training programs are eligible for job training
funds. Training can be delivered on site at your company.
We use subject matter experts with industry experience,
who know how to deliver results.
Your company may be eligible
to train employees at 50% of the cost.
WorkReadyNH helps job seekers improve
their skills and add a nationally recognized
credential to their resume.
How it works:
Participants receive an assessment of current skills in applied math, reading
for information and locating information. Skill building lessons are available to
strengthen skills and can be completed online and are self-paced. Participants
are also enrolled in a “soft skills” course which addresses employability. The
program is completed in 60 hours within a classroom setting.
Price: FREE
Sessions start at the beginning of each month.
Call NOW to register at (603) 271-6484 x4426.
For more information visit nhti.edu/workreadynh
This program is sponsored by a $19.97 million grant from the U.S. Department of Labor, Employment & Training Administration
TAACCCT Grant #TC-22504-ll-60-A-33, awarded to the New Hampshire Community College System in 2011.
For more information call (603) 271-6484 x4262.
Online Learning - Ed2Go Online Courses
Ed2Go offers a wide range of highly interactive courses that can be taken entirely
online. All courses are led by expert instructors and are affordable, convenient
and effective and are not for college credit. They include multiple quizzes,
assignments, exams, demonstrations, and exercises; giving participants handson, practical experience. Topics include:
• Project Management
• Business Planning
• Sales & Marketing
• Start Your Own Small Business
• Everyday Math
• Administrative Assistant Fundamentals
Visit www.ed2go.com/nhtitdc/ for additional information.
Introduction to Manufacturing Boot Camp
NEW! Building Inspector and
Plans Examiner Certificate
Courses can be applied
toward an Advanced Manufacturing Processes certificate or Advanced Manufacturing Process Technology Degree!
Use your construction experience to
transition into a new career or
make this your next step after High School!
July 6 - August 7, Monday through Friday
MP 104 Shop Mathematics This course covers various shop related mathematics. It begins with a review of decimals and fractions. Basic algebra techniques are introduced and practiced. A review of basic geometry and right angle trigonometry techniques will be covered in detail. Applications from machine shop practice are used so that the student understands the method of technical problem solving using mathematics as a tool.
Credits: 3
Time: M-F, 8 am to 9:45 am
MP 105 Engineering Drawing Understanding and interpreting engineering drawings is an essential tool for the machine tool technician. Basic engineering drawing practices will be covered including multi-view projection, dimensioning, section and auxiliary views, basic GD&T concepts, hole/thread callouts. Sketching assignments will reinforce common drawing practices and conventions.
While the course focuses on reading and understanding drawings, a basic
introduction to Computer Aided Design (CAD) will be included.
Credits: 3
Time: M-F, 9:55 am to 12:20 pm
MP 101 Manufacturing Processes This course covers fundamentals of machining processes using traditional machine tools: lathe, milling machine, surface grinder, and cutoff saw. An in-depth coverage of shop safety is presented. The use of standard precision measuring tools including micrometers, dial calipers, vernier scales, etc. is presented. Basic machine setup practices and common cutting tool materials are introduced. Machining operations: turning, milling, grinding, drilling, boring, reaming, and tapping are covered. The lab portion of the course allows students to apply classroom theory to actual machine tools using precision measuring tools.
Credits: 4
Time: M-F, Lecture & Lab: 1:00 pm to 5:50 pm
Call (603) 230-4011 or (603) 230-4022 to register today!
This program is sponsored by a $19.97 million grant from the U.S. Department of Labor, Employment
& Training Administration TAACCCT Grant #TC-22504-ll-60-A-33, awarded to the New Hampshire
Community College System in 2011.
nhti.edu/business-training
What is Building Inspection and Plans Examination?
Building inspector and plans examiner professionals
ensure that building construction, alterations and repairs
comply with building codes and ordinances, zoning
regulations and contract specifications.
Opportunities in this Field
With the steady increase of retirements, jobs in this field are expected to grow up
to 18 percent by 2016, according to the U.S. Occupational Outlook Handbook.
What will you learn?
Students will learn to interpret architectural plans and engineering drawings,
enforce building codes, communicate effectively with peers, the public and
officials, utilize industry technology and prepare for national ICC (International
Code Council) Exams.
What courses will I need to take to earn a Certificate?
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BIPE 105C
BIPE 110C
BIPE 120C
BIPE 101C
BIPE 125C
BIPE 115C
Introduction to the International Code Council (ICC) Codes (Fall 2015)
Construction Document Reading (Fall 2015)
Plan Review I (Spring 2016)
State Construction Law (Spring 2016)
Legal Aspects of Enforcement (Fall 2016)
Building Inspector Skills (Fall 2016)
This is an evening Certificate Program. Financial Aid pending approval. All courses are 3 credits.
Information Session
Wednesday June 10, 6:00 pm
RSVP Appreciated! Call (603) 230-4022
To apply for the certificate program call (603) 230-4011.
To register for individual classes call (603) 230-4022 or (603) 230-4021.
Visit nhti.edu/academics for more information.
(603) 230-4022
nhtibtc@ccsnh.edu
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A = Associate Degree
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Event/Conference Management
Hospitality and Tourism Management
Hotel Administration
Management
Sports Management
Travel and Tourism
Travel Information Technology
NEW! Environmental Sciences
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Landscape Design
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Computer Programs
Animation and Graphic Game Programming
Information Technology
Information Technology Applications
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Information Technology Networking
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Concentration
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(Advanced)
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NEW! Coaching
Dental Assisting
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LPN-RN Advancement
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Legal Nurse Consultant
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NEW! Mathematics
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Explore NHTI
at an Open House!
• Meet Academic Faculty
• Talk to representatives from
Admissions, Financial Aid, and
Student Life
• Take a Tour of the Campus
Wednesday, July 29, 5-7 pm
Contact Admissions at (603) 230-4011 or
nhtiadm@ccsnh.edu or visit nhti.edu/admissions
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‘Drop In’ Tuesdays
General NHTI Information Sessions
Tuesday, 4:30 - 6 pm, Admissions Office
A 15-minute overview of the college each 1/2 hour.
Admissions and Financial Aid representatives will be
available to answer questions. An optional tour of NHTI
available for those who arrive by 5:15 pm. Call Admissions
at (603) 230-4011 for more information! No reservations
required.
Upcoming dates: April 21, 28; May 5, 12, 19, 26; June 2,
9, 16, 23, 30; July 7, 14, 21, 28; August 4, 11, 18, 25
To sign up for a campus tour
at other times visit nhti.edu/sign-campus-tour
NAME 31 College Drive • Concord, NH 03301 Day Classes—Registrar’s Office (603)230-4014 Fax—(603)230-9314 Non-traditional Format Classes (603)230-4021 Fax—(603)230-9306 (evening, online, distance learning/hybrid, Saturday) Summer 2015 REGISTRATION
FORM (Complete all items. Please print clearly and sign in ink at bottom.) ______________________________________________________________________________ ___________________________ NHTI STUDENT ID # FIRST NAME MIDDLE NAME LAST NAME
Check here if this is a change in name, address, or phone.
Prior Name(s):___________________________________________________________________________ Major: ______________________________________ Address: ___________________________________________________________City__________________________________State___________Zip _________ Phone: Home ( ) ___________________________ Work ( ) _____________________________Cell ( ) ______________________________ Email:_________________________________________________________________________________________________________________*Social Security #:____________________________________ Students will be issued an NHTI email account, which will be used for all college communication. * Federal law requires that NHTI collect names and corresponding social security numbers for all students attending the college. The college is required by the Internal Revenue Code to produce a 1098­T tax form (26 U.S.C.A. Section 6050 or Federal Register, Vol. 67, No. 2244, page 777686 (ii)) which requires the college to report the names and social security num­
bers of all students taking credit­bearing courses. Please note, however, that the college will ensure the security of the student’s social security number and will not disclose it to anyone outside the college, except as authorized by federal or state laws or applicable policies. Have you ever served in the U.S. Armed Services? ____Yes ____No Are you a dependent of a Veteran? _____Yes _____No Are you planning to use VA Education Benefits? ____Yes ____No If yes, Which VA Chapter will you be using? Federal Governmental Statistical Information (Optional): Sex: _____ Female _____ Male Date of Birth: ______/______/________ Ethnic Background: Are you Hispanic or Latino: _____ Yes _____ No Select one or more races: _____ American Indian/Alaskan _____ Asian _____ Black or African American _____ Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander _____ White CRN Course # and Section Course Title/Description Credits Tuition & Fees I have met any prerequisite and co­requisite requirements that may be required for any of the above courses. Please Note ­­ You must have full payment in place by the due date or you may incur a $50.00 late fee. If you register after the due date, payment is due at the time of registration. See payment box below for more info. Financial Obligation Statement ­I agree that by registering for courses within the Community College System of New Hampshire (CCSNH), I am financially obligated for ALL costs related to the regis­
tered course(s). Upon a drop or withdrawal, I agree that I will be responsible for all charges as noted in the student catalog and handbook. I further understand that if I do not make payment in full, my account may be reported to the credit bureau and/or turned over to an outside collection agency. I also agree to pay for the fees of any collection agency, which may be based on a percentage of the debt up to a maximum of 35%, and all additional costs and expenses, including any protested check fees, court filing costs and reasonable attorney’s fees, which will add significant costs to my account balance. NHTI Refund Policy ­­ Students who officially withdraw from NHTI or an individual course by the end of the seventh(7th) calendar day of the semester will receive a 100% refund of tuition, less non­
refundable fees. If the seventh (7th) calendar day falls on a weekend or holiday, the drop refund date will be the first business day following the weekend or holiday. Exception: students in courses that meet for two weeks or fewer must drop by the end of the first day of the class in order to receive a 100% refund, less non­refundable fees. [Please note that certain fees are non­refundable. Non­refundable fees are defined as advance tuition deposits, admission application fees, residence hall room deposits, payment plan fee, orientation fees. All other fees are to be considered refundable. This includes, but is not limited to academic instruction fees, lab fees, comprehensive student services fees, and the Nursing, Dental, and Diagnostic Medical Imaging Program clinical surcharges.] Student Signature ___________________________________________Date______________ Advisor Signature (Day Only) ___________________________________Date____________ Credit Card: MasterCard Visa Discover —————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————— Account # _____________________________________________________ Exp Date _______________ Phone________________________________ Billing Address: ________________________________________________ Street ______________________________________________________________ City State Zip Signature______________________________________________________ Cash Check (Attach) Company Billing (Attach authorization letter) Online Installment Payment Plan Financial Aid Name on card (if different from above): Method of Payment— if paying in FULL Tuition and Fees are due two weeks before the first class day of each semester/
session. NHTI does not send paper bills. It is the student’s responsibility to view their tuition and fees online through their SIS account and make payment by the due date. Your charges can be found on View Account by Detail at sis.ccsnh.edu. Registrations will NOT be processed if you have an outstanding obligation to CCSNH (Community College System of NH). Upon registration, you are enrolled unless other­
wise notified. No confirmation will be mailed. Classes are subject to change. Students need to verify their schedule, classroom locations, grades, semester charges, financial aid information, student email account, etc. at sis.ccsnh.edu.