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(Archive May 2017) Thoughts on Graduation

By editorialteam on September 10, 2024

By Courtney Wentz | Editor-in-Chief

Graduating from high school was not as exciting or scary as graduating from MWCC is turning out to be. 

Some people will be looking for a new job in their chosen field, some will be transferring, and some might decide to get another degree. Whatever it is, we will all begin a new chapter in our lives. Change can be terrifying because it is new, unfamiliar, and unknown. 

It would be great, if I could continue hiding in the newsroom, covering the chalkboard with story ideas and editing tips, filling the white board with inspirational quotes, and the computer with sticky notes of things to do. I am going to miss our weekly meetings and rushing to get articles done for the deadline.  read more

(Archive May 2016) MWCC Celebrating 51st Commencement Ceremony

By editorialteam on September 3, 2024

 By Janice O’Connor | Observer Contributor

Ray Martino
Gardner Mayor Mark Hawke

Mount Wachusett Community College President Daniel M. Asquino, Alumnus of the Year, Gardner Mayor Mark Hawke, and Service Above Self Award recipient, Raymond J. Martino, president and CEO of Simonds International and chair of the MWCC Foundation, will be among the speakers during the college’s 51st commencement on May 18.

“We are extremely proud to honor Gardner Mayor Mark Hawke as our 2016 Alumnus of the Year and community leader Raymond Martino as our Service Above Self Award recipient,” said President Daniel M. Asquino. “Through their work professionally and in a volunteer capacity, both are making a tremendous difference in the lives of North Central Massachusetts residents, and in our students. read more

(Archive May 1, 2011) Author Ben Coes to Speak at MWCC’s Commencement

By editorialteam on July 29, 2024

Ben Coes, author of the acclaimed suspense novel, Power Down, will be the featured speaker at Mount Wachusett Community College’s 46th Commencement ceremony on May 19.

“We are delighted and honored to have Ben Coes as our commencement speaker this year,” said MWCC President Daniel M. Asquino. “Ben represents a new generation of thriller authors in the company of Vince Flynn, Brad Thor and others. He accomplished this by setting out to fulfill a long-held dream, which makes him an extraordinary role model for our graduates, who are moving forward with their own dreams.” read more