Ross Gittell

The State Of N.H.'s Community College System

By The Exchange • Feb 22, 2017
WMCC

New Hampshire's Community College system is made up of seven schools around the state. We check in with Chancellor Ross Gittell about the role the system plays in workforce development; Governor Chris Sununu increased money for the community college system in his budget proposal.  The boost comes after years of  frustration among staff about how the system is being run. 


Gittell: Faculty Cuts At NHTI Due To Slumping Tuition Revenue

By • Dec 11, 2014

The chancellor of the state’s community college system says recent cuts in staff at New Hampshire Technical Institute were necessary due to a shortfall in tuition revenue.

Speaking on The Exchange this morning, Chancellor Ross Gittell says the Concord school hasn’t experienced the same type of growth as community colleges in other parts of the state.

The State Of N.H.'s Community College System

By The Exchange • Dec 11, 2014
NHPR

We’re talking with Ross Gittell both in his capacity as chancellor of New Hampshire’s Community College System, and as forecast manager for the New England Economic Partnership.

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  • Ross Gittell – chancellor of the Community College System and forecast manager at the New England Economic Partnership

N.H. Conference Tackles Need For More Tech Graduates

By Sam Evans-Brown • Nov 27, 2012

Representatives of New Hampshire’s community colleges, public universities and business community are gathering in Manchester Tuesday to discuss how to increase the number of Science, Technology, Engineering and Math, or STEM graduates in New Hampshire.

Sen. Shaheen Pushes For Student Loan Deal

By Tina Forbes • Jun 27, 2012

Senator Jeanne Shaheen and New Hampshire Community College Chancellor Ross Gittell are calling on Congress to hold down interest rates on school loans. The rates are scheduled to double for new federal subsidized Stafford loans on July first.

Senate Weighs Tax Credits for Workforce Development

By • Feb 21, 2012
Sam Evans-Brown

 

The New Hampshire Senate is considering a bill aimed at reducing the so-called  "skills gap". The bill would offer tax credits to businesses that partnered with the community college system to create workforce training programs.