Transitioning your RN to a BSN degree has numerous benefits including higher pay, increased job availability, and superior patient care. Learn more! Continue reading Four Reasons to Transition Your RN to a BSN
Those looking to make a living working with their hands can find success with a manufacturing career through a degree from Goodwin College. Continue reading Made for the Makers
Goodwin College’s optician training program benefits from state-of-the-art facilities found nowhere else in the region! If you’re looking for a great career, think about getting your optician certification at Goodwin College today. Continue reading A First Hand Look Into Goodwin’s Optician Training Facilities
Goodwin College offers 12 bachelor’s and associate degrees and certificates covering every part of the healthcare industry. Become a healer today! Continue reading Follow Your Heart and Be a Healer
For those who want to pursue a healthcare career, the necessary schooling can seem daunting. Fortunately, Goodwin offers 3 accelerated medical career programs. Continue reading 3 Medical Career Programs That Can Be Completed in Less Than 18 Months
Law enforcement is constantly adapting to new social and technological changes, and Goodwin College’s criminal justice courses are helping students prepare for the future of law enforcement. Continue reading The Technological Progression of Law Enforcement Education
With over 4,000 manufacturers in the state, a manufacturing degree is the perfect way to start your career in Connecticut. Continue reading 3 Manufacturing Degrees Perfectly Suited for the CT Job Market
These videos show that for Goodwin College’s students, it’s better here. Continue reading For Our Students, It’s Better Here
On June 25, representatives of Goodwin College and East Hartford officials gathered on the steps of the Raymond Library to celebrate a donation from the College to the library’s ongoing renovation project. The gift was part of the library’s “Everybody Loves Raymond” fundraising campaign. Continue reading Goodwin College Donates $100K to East Hartford Library
When Goodwin College students graduate from the semester-long Phlebotomy program, offered three times a year, they earn a 16-credit collegiate certificate. The certificate allows them to enter the workforce immediately, and gives them 16 college credits that are fully transferable … Continue reading One Hundred Percent Pass Rate for NHA Phlebotomy Certification Exam
Goodwin College is planning to make a walk in the woods in East Hartford more accessible. Located in the midst of a highly urbanized community with limited open and green spaces, Goodwin College plans to expand on an existing and planned network of trails in the area known as the South Meadows in East Hartford, Wethersfield, and Glastonbury. Goodwin is hosting a meeting on June 23, 6 p.m., at its River Campus, 195 Riverside Drive, Room 206, East Hartford. All are invited to attend and learn more about the trails. Goodwin hopes to expand on a universal access trail development … Continue reading Goodwin College South Meadows River Trail Expansion — Phase II
Karen Nozzolillo, a supply chain and logistics major at Goodwin College, spoke alongside other manufacturing students and industry presidents at the 2015 CBIA Manufacturing Summit on Friday, May 29. Continue reading Goodwin College Manufacturing Student Speaks at CBIA Manufacturing Summit
Interprofessional collaboration is a partnership between a team of healthcare providers that allows for a synergistic influence of knowledge and skill to make decisions regarding health issues and improve patient outcomes. Goodwin’s nursing students and faculty along with the Occupational … Continue reading Nursing and Occupational Therapy Assistant Students Working Together For Common Cause
Goodwin College student Michele Gomez of East Hartford has been named a recipient of one of nine nursing scholarships awarded this year by the Wethersfield-Rocky Hill Professional Nurses Association (WRHPNA). Continue reading Michele Gomez, Goodwin College RN, Receives WRHPNA Scholarship
As a career-focused school whose main mission is to align education, commerce, and community, Goodwin College hosts a number of events throughout the year designed to present opportunities for its students and alumni. Forty employers from throughout the state of Connecticut were in attendance at Goodwin College’s latest career fair on May 27. Continue reading Career Fair 2015
On Saturday, June 6, Goodwin College will hold its 16th Commencement exercises on the grounds of its main campus at One Riverside Drive in East Hartford. The ceremony will celebrate the accomplishments of the students who worked hard to earn their certificates, associate degrees, and bachelor’s degrees. An estimated 440 graduates are expected to walk in the June 6 ceremony. This year’s guest speakers include noted Civil Rights activist Dr. Bob Zellner, as well as longtime leader of Riverfront Recapture, Inc., Joseph R. Marfuggi. Zellner was mentored by Dr. Martin Luther King, helped call attention to Civil Rights issues in the deep … Continue reading Update: Civil Rights Icon Dr. Bob Zellner to Speak at Goodwin Commencement
Congratulations to Jeff Currey on being named the 2015 Family Legislator of the Year by the Connecticut Council of Family Service Agencies. He was recognized in a ceremony at the state capitol on May 13. In his role at Goodwin, Jeff serves as supervisor for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) employment and training programs. Of the award, Jeff stated, “I’m truly honored to receive this recognition from the CT Council of Family Service Agencies. I firmly believe in their mission of strengthening Connecticut’s families and communities. Their innovative provider network helps to support children and families with an array of supports, … Continue reading Jeff Currey Named Family Legislator of the Year
On May 12, Goodwin College hosted the Hartford Courant’s Key Issues Forum, CONNECTICUT: Why We Live Here. Following a reception in Goodwin’s Community Room, the audience moved to the auditorium to hear a panel discussion featuring Wally Lamb, author of five New York Times bestselling novels; Rohan Freeman, president and CEO of Freeman Companies, a Hartford engineering firm; and Alissa DeJonge, vice president of research at the Connecticut Economic Research Center. All three panelists are Connecticut residents. Courant editor Andrew Julien moderated the discussion, which included a Q&A session. Continue reading Goodwin College Hosts Key Issues Forum
