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Herkimer College Economic Impact Study Reveals $149.8 Million Contribution to Regional Economy
A newly released economic impact study conducted by Lightcast highlights the significant role Herkimer College plays in driving regional economic growth.
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NewsHerkimer College appoints admissions assistantHerkimer County Community College has appointed Paige M. Crittela as an admissions assistant.
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NewsHerkimer College appoints advisement center specialistsHerkimer County Community College has appointed Matthew J. Babula, of Marcy, NY, and Charlotte R. Whitney, of Utica, NY, as specialists in the Academic Advisement Center.
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AthleticsHerkimer College appoints former UK FC coach as head women’s soccer coachHerkimer County Community College has appointed Damon J. Neish, of Utica, NY, to the role of head women’s soccer coach.
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NewsHerkimer College awarded prestigious National Science Foundation grant to help underrepresented students in STEMHerkimer County Community College has been awarded a prestigious grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to better serve underrepresented minority students pursuing a science, technology, engineering, or mathematics (STEM) degree.
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NewsHerkimer College announces new mission, vision statements as first step in developing a new strategic planThe Herkimer County Community College board of trustees has approved new mission and vision statements for the College, as part of an ongoing strategic planning process.
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News3 graduate from Arc Herkimer, Herkimer College Project SEARCH programThree individuals have graduated in the 2021 class of Project SEARCH®, an internship program between Arc Herkimer’s Career Connections and Herkimer County Community College.
