Campus News

Students from the Gateway chapter of Phi Theta Kappa engaged in two wonderful end-of-semester events in mid-May.

Many people see value in entering the healthcare field due to the large number of job openings or the rewarding nature of the work. For those considering the field, there are a variety of options available not requiring a two or four-year degree. Gateway Community College (GCC) offers numerous certificate programs through the office of Workforce Development & Continuing Education. Current certificate offerings at Gateway include Certified Nurse Aide (C.N.A.) and Advanced Certified Nurse Aide, Central Sterile Supply, Community Health Worker, Medical Office Assistant, Patient Care Technician, and Pharmacy Technician.

Every year the Early Learning Center (ELC) at Gateway Community College (GCC) celebrates The Week of the Young Child™ (WOYC) with many events for children and their families.

Members of the Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society at Gateway volunteered at Common Ground Environmental Education Center and Urban Farm

The Governor’s Office, the Department of Mental Health Services, and the Office of Higher Education have awarded Gateway Community College a $210,480 Connecticut Campus Mental Health Program grant to support mental health services for students.

GCC is part of a five-campus consortium to boost Healthcare Pathway Programs

Gift will help Center provide vitally important ‘wraparound’ support services to students