Bristol County Savings Charitable Foundation’s Annual Grant Supports Partnership Between Massasoit Community College And Bridgewater-Raynham Regional High School
This $10,000 grant promotes college readiness by expanding offerings at the high school, including courses for college credit and Accuplacer testing.
For the third straight year, Bristol County Savings Bank (BCSB), through its charitable foundation, awarded a $10,000 grant recently to Massasoit Community College in Brockton, MA. The grant continues to help support a program the college has with Bridgewater-Raynham Regional High School which focuses on students’ academic preparation for college-level coursework. Specifically, the grant will continue to support the expansion of the courses offered at Bridgewater-Raynham that provide high school and college credit, as well as further develop academic programming on-site at the high school to help minimize the number of students who will have to take developmental courses at the college level.
Spring Baseball Hitting Clinic
Spring Baseball Hitting Clinic
The Massasoit Warrior Baseball team is once again offering its Baseball Hitting Clinic from February 24-26, 2012
Before you know it, Spring will be here.
The Massasoit Hitting Clinic is designed to give your son the opportunity to get a head start on the upcoming baseball season. Learn more & download the registration form here.
Massasoit Community College is one of the top junior college programs in the country. The Warriors won the NJCAA Division II National Championship in 1993, and were the Region XXI Champions in 1993, 1995, 1997, 1998, 2003, 2004, 2005, and 2007. All of these teams used the same hitting techniques that will be taught during this three day clinic.
Our approach to hitting has proven to be effective. Let us share our techniques with your son during this intensive six hour hitting clinic.
It will make a difference in your son’s baseball development.
Sincerely,
Coach Tom Frizzell
Get Your Master's Degree in Canton
Get Your Master's Degree in Canton
Eastern Nazarene College will offer a Master of Education in Higher Education at the Canton Campus of Massasoit Community College beginning January 2012
For more information about this, and the other ENC programs offered on Massasoit campuses:
Bachelor of Arts in Education, Bachelor of Arts in Management, Master of Science in Management
Contact James J. Harrington, Ph.D.
Eastern Nazarene College
Adult and Graduate Studies
617-774-6714 or email james.harrington@enc.edu
All programs are designed for working adults and meet one night per week at Massasoit Community College.
Customer Service Series for Municipalities
Customer Service Series for Municipalities
Group discount for 5 or more! Four Thursdays, March 1 – 22, 2012 - Seminar Cost: $199.00
Please register in advance.
Held at Plymouth-area Chamber of Commerce
134 Court St., Plymouth, MA 02360
Gain new strategies for interaction with citizens or co-workers in the office,
on the phone, in the community, or in the field!
Back by popular demand!
Offered by Massasoit Community College, this 4-session seminar will focus on topics to help personnel involved in public interactions to deal professionally, such as: creating a positive atmosphere, minimizing unnecessary frustration, the value of responding to requests in a timely manner, and dealing with difficult situations. Learn the techniques involved in how to build a climate of trust and cohesion.
Session Topics are:
• Communication Skills in the Public Sector
• Customer Service Excellence in the Public Sector
• Dealing with Angry Citizens and Difficult People
• Team Work to Best Serve Citizens
Participants will receive a Certificate of Completion at the end of the program.
Fuller Craft Museum offers Metals Workshops at Massasoit's Canton Campus
Fuller Craft Museum will be undergoing some building renovations this winter/spring. During this time we are proud to be offering metals-based curriculums at Massasoit's Canton campus. Students interested in enrolling must do so through Fuller Craft. Please contact them at 508.588.6000 x124 or registrations@fullercraft.org to register.
Metals I January 23, 2012-February 13, 2012
4 sessions- 2 hours each, Monday evenings, 6-8pm Room C-210
Demystify the design and creation of jewelry by learning the fundamental techniques of metalsmithing, forming, sawing, drilling, soldering and polishing while designing personal pieces. This course is designed for beginners, but is ideal for anyone who would like a refresher. It will offer students demonstrations and hands on experiences that will help them understand the methods of this medium.
This course includes information on materials, tools, design, safety, and opportunities for discussion and sharing.
Metals II There will be a later course March 19, 2012-May 9, 2012
8 sessions- 2 hours each, Monday evenings, 6-8pm Room-C-210
This will build upon basic metalsmithing techniques, branching further into jewelry fabrication. Students will explore bezel setting, chain making, clasps, basic hammer forming, intermediate soldering, and will extend our palette of surface finishing options. This course is intended for students who have already covered beginning jewelry techniques and are ready to develop some more advanced skills, or students who would like to practice and refine their skills. In addition to technical demos and lectures, the instructor will work with each student one-on-one to develop their designs.
