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Quinsigamond Community College in Worcester is one of the top 25 fastest growing community colleges in the country, according to Community College Week magazine.
Robert F. Dorsey, owner of Washington, D.C., legal briefs printer Wilson-Epes Printing Co., has been elected to the board of directors of Dudley-based Nichols College.
Worcester Polytechnic Institute and Shire Human Genetic Therapies of Cambridge are partnering to expand training opportunities for adults who want to develop skills to get jobs in the life sciences sector.
In Paula Rigero's new, grant-funded position she will help with a joint effort by the Consortium, the YWCA and others to educate more early childhood teachers.
Worcester Polytechnic Institute has hired Christopher Ritter as vice president for marketing and communications.
Talk about helping workers adjust to a changing economy and one of the first topics that comes up is whether middle-aged employees can move from old-fashioned low-tech work to cutting-edge jobs with just a few months of training.
Year after year, we hear the same thing about math and science education in the United States: It’s sorely lacking and students here lag way behind their counterparts in Asia.
Networking events offer great opportunities to meet new people, but there is a right way — and most certainly a wrong way — to conduct yourself at such an event.
Intel Corp., which has significant operations in Hudson, has chosen high school seniors from Shrewsbury and Bolton as semifinalists in the company's annual Intel Science Talent Search competition.
Emily Hendricks-Bramley recently made a career shift, from teaching aspiring designers at Quinsigamond Community College in Worcester to applying design ideas at Penta Comm
Quinsigamond Community College in Worcester has named Michael S. Wronski as its new director of development and executive director of the QCC College Foundation.
Worcester Polytechnic Institute is dedicating its monthly Venture Forum Tuesday to helping entrepreneurs successfully start businesses in the tough current economy.
Plastic supplied by Clinton-based manufacturer Nypro will be a major part of an international robotics competition in April.
The YWCA of Central Massachusetts has been awarded a $343,905 grant from the state's Workforce Competitiveness Trust Fund.