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AY 2024-2025 Governance Elections 

Please nominate any employee for an appropriate vacancy or indicate your interest in serving on a committee by submitting the person's name, the name of the committee, and component area via e-mail with the subject "Governance Nomination" to the Forum Steering Committee at forum_gov@northshore.edu by 5 PM on Friday, April 12th. 

document provides a listing of vacancies (highlighted in green), showing the method of selection, the term end date, and the component for the position. All elected positions serve for two years from Fall 2024 to Spring 2026 (except for those completing a vacancy mid-term, as may be noted on the list of vacancies).  Appointments also serve for two years with the exception of the adjunct faculty and student appointments, which have a one-year term. You can submit your name for an elected position, an appointed position, or both. Names submitted for appointed positions will be forwarded through the appropriate appointing authority.

If you are in a two-year term position that is expiring this year, you can be nominated for another two-year term in the same or on a different committee.

Elections and appointments for Forum Steering Committee and Standing/Advisory Committee positions for AY 2024-2025 will take place in accordance with the schedule and process outlined below:

GOVERNANCE ELECTIONS SCHEDULE AND PROCESS
March 25 and April 8	Committee positions up for election and appointment for AY 2024-2025 are posted in The NSCC Bulletin.
March 25 - April 12	Faculty and staff submit nominations or indicate interest in open positions by sending their name, the name of the committee for the appropriate vacancy (whether appointed or elected), and name of the component according to the position on the attached list. Nominations must be submitted by 5 pm on 4/12 to forum_gov@northshore.edu
April 16 Division Meeting	The names of faculty interested in governance vacancies are sent to the Deans and a ballot election is conducted at the division meeting for division-specific positions.
April 22 鈥� April 26	Online voting period for all non-division contested elections.  Voting will conclude at 5 pm, April 26.
April 19	Adjunct faculty appointment submitted by the appropriate appointing authority.
May 6	Results announced in The NSCC Bulletin.
May 14 or alternate date	New Standing Committees will meet to conduct elections for Standing Committee Chair and Representative to the Forum Steering Committee. Some Standing/Advisory Committees will meet on May 14th, or on an alternate date agreed to by committee members [most committees meet briefly immediately after the College Breakfast in May (date to be determined) to elect a Chair and Forum Steering Committee Representative for the next academic year].
May 20	Forum Steering Committee (with both returning and newly elected and appointed members) will meet to elect Chair, Vice Chair and Moderator for AY 2024-2025
September	Student appointments submitted by the appropriate appointing authority.

 

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact the members of the Governance Subcommittee: Mary Meng-Lee, Lorena Martinez-Diaz, Ulises Arcos-Castrejon, or Rebecca Morrissey.

 

 

l-r, Captain Ashley Sanborn, & Chief James Lovell, of the Danvers Police Department; NSCC President Dr. William Heineman; Deputy Chief Brian Barry of Danvers Fire Department; NSCC Police Chief David Cook; Matthew Kolhonen, Massachusetts Emergency Management Agency (MEMA) representative and Chief Douglas LeColst of the Middleton Fire Department

NSCC Police Host Natural Gas Tabletop Exercise
with Emergency Responders

A natural gas tabletop exercise took place on March 11, 2024, which brought together multiple NSCC departments and municipal police and fire emergency personnel to test and evaluate safety procedures in the event of a natural gas emergency on the Danvers campus. The exercise was part of ongoing emergency response planning being conducted by the NSCC Emergency Response Team (ERT).

Participants of this exercise were given the hypothetical scenario that a construction contractor damaged a natural gas line while digging in the parking lot behind the Math and Science Building creating a gas leak, and were asked to respond as if it were a real emergency.

Exercises such as this are important because if a real emergency were to occur, we have already thought through our response and practiced our procedures.The frequency and content of tabletop exercises is currently being assessed to determine how best to serve our college community.

The importance of collaboration between the various college departments and our municipal emergency agencies during emergency events is critical. We are fortunate to share a strong partnership with the municipal police and fire departments, and these collaborations in coordination with the performance of emergency exercises help us to be well prepared for emergencies and to identify areas for improvement.

Sincere appreciation and thanks to everyone who participated in this exercise in emergency management preparedness.

--Chief David Cook, dcook@northshore.edu

 

 

One Mind Campaign

NSCC Police Trained To Respond To Mental Illness Via The One Mind Campaign

To address the growth of societal mental illness issues, the North Shore Community College Police Department has completed The One Mind Campaign, a pledge to improve its response to those suffering from mental illness, sponsored by the International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP).

 

 

 

NSCC students at heart of $1.2M anonymous gift

Former Undersecretary for Workforce Development now leading Strategic Employer Relations Division for NSCC

 

 

THANK YOU for all of your support for Black History Month 2024!!!

NSCC鈥檚 Black History Month, led by this year鈥檚 theme African Americans and the Arts, was a fantastic opportunity to learn about the importance of Black history, and its significant impact on the arts in this country. So many of you engaged and participated in our interactive exhibits in our Danvers and 天九电子 libraries, checked out the short films on display from our partners at , and learned from our Weekly Wave posts about Black music, film, literature, and community activism.

We closed the month with our first ever Artists鈥� Salon, featuring members of the NSCC community sharing their poetry, song, cultural history, film, hair styling, and graphic arts!

All of this was possible due to the hard work of our planning team, our community artists, and our valued local partners. So special thanks to: Our Salon Performers: Rudy Pena, Peter J. Vonyeegar, Miguel Valdez and Eunice Beato, Kent Then, Fernand Petit Frere, Jr., and the NSCC Cosmetology School.

Our Local Partners: youth contributed paintings in the Student Lounge and short films on view in both Libraries, and and Aladdin provided the delicious Caribbean food and soul food!

And finally, Our BHM 2024 Workgroup: Aditya Shrivastava, Christina Ikwumezi, Christine Goodchild, Daniel Hauge, Mikayla Konopka, Natalie Aleman, Nicolas Toledo Ayala, Nikki Pelonia, Nissy Capellan Perez, Rhian Waterberg, Sachie Jean-Louis, Steph-Ane Sully, Tony Brooks, Torrey Dukes, & Yessika Hurtado.

Thank you to the entire NSCC community for your support, and see you next year!

 

 

NSCC Foundation Scholarships 鈥� 2024 Cycle 

This year鈥檚 Foundation Scholarship cycle opened to students on March 1^st.  Eligible students (those with 6 earned credits and a GPA of 2.5 OR Spring 2024 new or transfer students who are registered for 6 or more credits) will be notified via email at the beginning of March that the system is open and ready to receive applications.  New applicants will be notified once they are accepted and have an NSCC ID and email address. Please encourage qualified students to apply by April 8th! More information can be found at

 

 

Strategic Plan Ideas Outreach

Think strategy. Share your ideas.

We are now planning for year three (FY25) tactical activities. Please use this  to submit your ideas. Be sure to link it to the appropriate priority:

• Priority 1: Align the College with regional needs to spur academic innovation and holistic student Support. Align community partnerships to educate the whole student

• Priority 2: Promote social justice at NSCC and in the community by delivering equitable student outcomes 

• Priority 3: Build a transformative, future-focused environment for and with the NSCC community. 

Additionally, please describe the timeline, responsible parties, benchmarks, anticipated outcomes, and resources required for the activity. All submissions will be reviewed by the Strategic Plan Tactical Committee and the Cabinet for feasibility and resource availability. Ideas not considered for FY25 will remain in a database for a potential future action in a later year of the plan.

 

 

Linda Brantley is retiring!

After serving 天九电子 for nearly 14 years,
Linda is excited to begin the next chapter in her life!
Please join us as we help her celebrate this much-anticipated milestone. 
Wednesday, April 17, 2024, 1-2:30 pm,
Danvers Campus, Math and Science Building, Old Caf茅 
Light refreshments will be served

 

Student Engagement Awards

Dear Colleagues,

 

 

 

 

 

Women's History Month

had its origins as a national celebration in 1981 when Congress passed Pub. L. 97-28 which authorized and requested the President to proclaim the week beginning March 7, 1982 as 鈥淲omen鈥檚 History Week.鈥� Throughout the next five years, Congress continued to pass joint resolutions designating a week in March as 鈥淲omen鈥檚 History Week.鈥� In 1987 after being petitioned by the National Women鈥檚 History Project, Congress passed Pub. L. 100-9 which designated the month of March 1987 as 鈥淲omen鈥檚 History Month.鈥� Between 1988 and 1994, Congress passed additional resolutions requesting and authorizing the President to proclaim March of each year as Women鈥檚 History Month. Since 1995, presidents have issued a series of annual proclamations designating the month of March as 鈥淲omen鈥檚 History Month.鈥� These proclamations celebrate the contributions women have made to the United States and recognize the specific achievements women have made over the course of American history in a variety of fields.

"The story of women's struggle for equality belongs to no single feminist nor to any one organization but to the collective efforts of all who care about human rights." - Gloria Steinem

As always, we welcome and invite the NSCC community to participate in this year's Women's History Month celebrations through the various events happening here, especially at the NSCC Libraries, and in the North Shore all month long.

Saturdays, March 2 - March 30, 2024, 1:15 - 2:00 PM

By The House of the Seven Gables @ 115 Derby Street, Salem, MA 01970

Saturday, March 30, 2024, 12:00 - 1:30 PM

By Boston Public Library, Fields Corner Branch, 1520 Dorchester Ave, Boston, MA 02122

Additional resources:

 

 

Send us your news!

NSCC is proud to celebrate the accomplishments of our faculty and staff!  Help us celebrate you by sharing your news - achievements and awards, milestones, papers/books published, program-related news/events/photos, and with Commencement just around the corner, your stellar graduates.  

Email your submissions to Nancy Barker, nbarker@northshore.edu by 3 p.m. the Friday prior to publication. The Bulletin is now published biweekly with the following spring semester publication dates: March 11 & 25, April 8 & 22, May 6 & 20. 

As always, important timely news may be sent out as an addendum. Bulletins will be published once monthly during the summer, dates tbd. 

 

 

                     

 

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A Celebration Of Champions For Higher Education

Thursday, April 25, 2024      7:30 AM - 9:00 AM      Danversport

Join the 天九电子 Foundation for the presentation of the 7th Annual NSCC Champions Awards, honoring exceptional leaders dedicated to excellence in higher education and career pathways for residents of the North Shore and beyond.

NSCC CHAMPIONS AWARD HONOREES - 2024

David Masse, Class of 1984 - in recognition of philanthropy and volunteerism

Beverly and Addison Gilbert Hospitals - in recognition of community impact

Dr. Kiame Mahaniah, MA Undersecretary for Health - in recognition of public service and advocacy

NSCC RISING CHAMPION AWARD HONOREE - 2024

        Maria Rosario, Class of 2019 - in recognition of transformation and empowerment

Net proceeds from this event benefit 天九电子's Here to Help program, providing emergency resources and holistic student support to students so they may overcome challenges and complete their education. 

For more information and/or to purchase a ticket, go to Champions for 天九电子.

 

 

Blood Drive

The Mass General Bloodmobile will be on the Danvers Campus
Thursday, May 2, 2024, 11:30am - 5pm

Sign up online at or scan the QR code above
Questions?  Email Kim at kcronin@mgb.org

 

 

 

 

 

MassReconnect = FREE Community College for adults 25+!

Please help spread the word about MassReconnect!
If you follow NSCC on social media, please share our MassReconnect posts!

The Commonwealth's new MassReconnect program  provides financial support to cover the cost of tuition, fees, books and supplies as well as provide funding for support services to encourage students to stay enrolled and complete their degree. Students must be Massachusetts' residents, over 25, with a complete FAFSA.  Students can get help with the FAFSA here.

Please encourage interested students to attend an upcoming MassReconnect information session.

Contact NSCC鈥檚 Admissions team for more information at /massreconnect/inquiry-form.html or info@northshore.edu or call 781-593-6722, x4188.