Join us! Let’s have a candid discussion about how we can collectively align employer talent needs with our K-12 public education in ways that impact and address challenges on multiple fronts. Read More…

Judy Preston of UCONN Sea Grant is coming to Three Rivers to give an environmental issues seminar on the History of the Green Lawn Dilemma: Coastal Water Quality Challenges in Connecticut on Wednesday, February 26. Read More…

Corrie Folsom-O’Keefe of Audubon Society will be visiting TRCC to give an environmental issues seminar on Bird Conservation across Connecticut and Specifically in the Lyme Forest Block on February 5th.

These Wednesday evening seminars run from 6 pm to 8:30 pm and will be held in room C101 on the Three Rivers Campus. Students taking classes for credit should arrive by 5:50 pm; non-credit students and guest promptly by 6 pm. These seminars are open to all! Click on the below image for more information.

Environmental Issues Seminar Poster

Dr. Gary Robbins, professor of  Geology & Hydrology at UCONN, will be doing a seminar on What We Can Learn from the Water Systems of Ancient Rome on January 29th.

These Wednesday evening seminars run from 6 pm to 8:30 pm and will be held in room C101 on the Three Rivers Campus. Students taking classes for credit should arrive by 5:50 pm; non-credit students and guest promptly by 6  pm. These seminars are open to all! Click on the below image for more information.

Environmental Issues Seminar Poster

Dr. John Lane of the United States Geological Survey will be doing an environmental issues seminar on Water Resources in the Developing World on Wednesday January 22nd.

These Wednesday evening seminars run from 6 pm to 8:30 pm and will be held in room C101 on the Three Rivers Campus. Students taking classes for credit should arrive by 5:50 pm; non-credit students and guest promptly by 6 pm. These seminars are open to all! Click on the below image for more information.

Environmental Issues Seminar Poster

From registration to financial aid, testing to scheduling classes, Saturday, January 11 offers new and current students an opportunity for One-Stop Registration for the spring semester from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Read More…

Three Rivers Community College invites high school seniors and their families to the Class of 2020 Senior Night. This event is an opportunity to learn more about Three Rivers and its available programs and resources. Read More…

YES, YOU CAN COMPLETE YOUR FAFSA BECAUSE WE’LL HELP!

Applying for financial aid for college doesn’t have to be stressful. Take the mystery out of FASFA when you attend one of two free workshops offered by Three Rivers Community College.

If you or your child are planning to attend college in the Fall 2020, then you need to complete your 20/21 FAFSA application, no matter what college you’re attending. This can be daunting, but we’re here to help. Three Rivers Financial Aid experts, Director Kenneth M. Briggs and Donna Ramos, with almost 40 years of combined experience, will lead the workshops. The FAFSA Completion Workshops will be held on Monday, December 9 from 1:00-3:00 pm and again from 5:30-7:30 pm.

You will be given an overview of FASFA and then guided through filling out the forms on individual computers. The workshop offers bilingual help and is perfect for first generation students (the first students in their family to attend college).

PLEASE NOTE: You will need to bring your 2018 Tax Returns, W2s (if any) and FSA IDs for both you and your parents if you are a dependent. FSA IDs can be obtained at www.StudentAid/gov/fsaid.

Despite stories of burdensome college loans, everyone can afford college and minimize student debt with financial aid. And FAFSA is the first step to obtaining financial aid. The free workshops are for anyone who is considering attending public or private college to pursue a 2-year or 4-year degree. They will be held at Three Rivers in the computer lab in Room B-116 on Monday, December 9 from 1:00-3:00 pm and again from 5:30-7:30 pm.

Visit www.threerivers.edu/fafsaworkshop to reserve your space. For further information, please call 860-215-9040.

Join us at 5 pm on Friday, November 1 for a free seminar on bats. “Bat Crazy” is a presentation by bat expert and biologist, Maureen Heidtmann, who has worked with bats for more than 25 years.

Three Rivers will be hosting In The Thick LIVE on October 16! Award-winning journalists and In The Thick co-hosts Maria Hinojosa and Julio Ricardo Varela travel to Eastern Connecticut for a live show to discuss addiction in POC communities in CT and nationally, as well as the mental health impact with guests.

Drug addiction continues to plague the United States. And though it’s often treated as an issue within white communities – who do make up a majority of opioid overdose victims – a CDC report released earlier this year found that black and Latinos are overdosing and dying increasingly faster than whites are. Connecticut has been seen as ground zero for the epidemic where the Oxycontin-maker Purdue Pharma was based and 93 percent of overdoses in the state, are caused by opioids. But the local community has been organizing to save lives around the state.

This event is open to the public and will be held in F-117. Doors open at 5:30 pm and live show recording will begin promptly at 6 pm. RSVP for your free seat at threerivers.edu/inthethick.

This live taping of In The Thick is made possible through support from the Community Foundation of Eastern Connecticut and the William Caspar Graustein Memorial Fund.