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Latest News
November 10, 2026
Richmond Community College is seeking a part-time pre-employment training instructor to work in the prison system to provide valuable educational opportunities for those incarcerated. Approximately 95 percent of people incarcerated in North Carolina will eventually complete their sentences and reenter society, making successful reentry a public safety and community issue.
October 27, 2026
The RichmondCC Foundation announced the establishment of the Hayes Family Emergency Medical Science Endowed Scholarship in honor of their daughter and son-in-law and to support this critical sector of public service. This scholarship will be awarded annually to two students enrolled in the Emergency Medical Science Program.
October 26, 2026
Richmond Community College has entered a partnership with Old Dominion University to provide students who graduate from the Electric Utility Substation & Relay Technology (EUSRT) program a seamless transfer pathway to a bachelor’s degree.
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"I would not have been successful without the education and support I received at Richmond Community College. They laid the foundation for me to take care of people the way I have always dreamed, and I will never forget the principles I learned there."Nurse Practioner Lauren McDonald, 2015 Nursing Graduate