North Country Community College has announced that longtime Saints coach and administrator Chad LaDue will return to the basketball sidelines as the head coach of the college's women's basketball program. LaDue brings nearly three decades of coaching, athletic administration, and student-athlete development experience to the position.
North Country Community College will bring together local mental and behavioral health experts for a community symposium focused on the challenges rural communities face in accessing care and the resources available to residents of the North Country. The Mental Health Symposium will take place on Friday, Oct. 30.
Interested in a career helping people connect with the health care, services and resources they need? North Country Community College's next Community Health Worker (CHW) Training Course begins Oct. 12
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North Country Community College will bring together local mental and behavioral health experts for a community symposium focused on the challenges rural communities face in accessing care and the...
Thanksgiving Break is Nov. 25-27. There are no classes and the college is closed.
Winter Break is Dec. 24-Jan. 3. There are no classes and the college is closed.
