New Hampshire Community Technical Colleges
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
1-1-1999
Description
The New Hampshire Community Technical College System (NHCTCS) began modestly as two small trade schools that were opened in late 1945 for World War II veterans supported by the G.I.Bill. During the next half-century, NHCTCS grew to seven postsecondary institutions, then consolidated to seven campuses of four colleges. These institutions have become larger and more sophisticated, have earned regional accreditation, and have expanded their mission gradually to include programs whose graduates can transfer to senior colleges and universities as well as non-credit continuing education courses and community services. Under the proactive leadership of a new 25 - member governing board and a new commissioner, the NHCTCS is poised to expand and intensify its mission in the next four years to become the primary entity to provide economic development and community development for the benefit of all New Hampshire citizens.
Citation Information
Dubois, Glenn; Tollefson, Terrence A.; and Wesyoven, Scott. 1999. New Hampshire Community Technical Colleges. Community College Journal of Research and Practice. Vol.23(3). 337-344. https://doi.org/10.1080/106689299264945 ISSN: 1066-8926