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Eastern Maine Community College EMCC offers over 30 program options and a variety of short-term specialized training in Bangor, Maine

Business is everywhere. From the small businesses that keep our communities running to the largest employers in the stat...
10/27/2026

Business is everywhere. From the small businesses that keep our communities running to the largest employers in the state, every industry relies on people who understand how to make things work behind the scenes.

Our Introduction to Business students are building that foundation one case study at a time. Each week, they take a closer look at real-world business challenges, examining everything from financing and entrepreneurship to the decisions that shape industries, organizations and the economy, thinking critically, weighing their options and understand how one decision can have an impact far beyond the bottom line.

Whether their future is in health care, construction, technology, hospitality or running a business of their own, the fundamentals remain the same. Behind every successful organization are people making informed decisions and finding ways to move forward.

A little patience, a reassuring smile and the ability to make someone feel comfortable can go a long way in health care....
10/22/2026

A little patience, a reassuring smile and the ability to make someone feel comfortable can go a long way in health care.

In celebration of Medical Assistants Week, our Medical Assistant students welcomed some of their youngest patients to the lab for a special pediatric day. Students brought in their children, giving the class the opportunity to practice taking vital signs and learn how to approach patient care with children of different ages.

Medical assistants are often among the first faces patients see when they walk into a medical office. They're the ones helping patients feel at ease, gathering important information and supporting the providers who care for our communities.

This week, we're celebrating the students preparing to fill those roles across Maine. They're learning that being a great medical assistant takes patience, compassion and the ability to connect with the person on the other side of the stethoscope.

A special thank you to the families and our youngest volunteers who helped make this learning experience possible!

What started as a pile of lumber will soon be a place to call home.Today, our Building Construction students raised the ...
10/20/2026

What started as a pile of lumber will soon be a place to call home.

Today, our Building Construction students raised the walls on this year's Habitat for Humanity of Greater Bangor home, marking another milestone in a partnership that has now seen EMCC students build 10 homes for families in our community.

For these students, it's an opportunity to take what they've learned in the classroom and put it to work. Every board they fasten brings them one step closer to becoming the skilled tradespeople Maine needs.

But there's something bigger being built here. Someday, a family will walk through these doors, make memories within these walls and build a life in a house that began with a group of students learning their trade.

That's something worth building.

The next step looks different for everyone.For some, it's entering the workforce with the skills they've gained. For oth...
10/16/2026

The next step looks different for everyone.

For some, it's entering the workforce with the skills they've gained. For others, it's continuing their education, pursuing a bachelor's degree or discovering opportunities they hadn't considered before.

We recently welcomed colleges and universities from across the region to campus for our Transfer Fair, giving students a chance to explore what comes next, ask questions and make connections that can help shape their futures.

An education at EMCC can open a lot of doors, and sometimes the most important part of the journey is realizing just how many are within reach.

A little horsepower, a lot of opportunity.Our Automotive Technology labs were packed as we welcomed students from area h...
10/14/2026

A little horsepower, a lot of opportunity.

Our Automotive Technology labs were packed as we welcomed students from area high schools and tech centers for our Automotive Open House, giving them a chance to see not only what EMCC has to offer, but where an education here can take them.

From exploring the facilities and equipment our students train on every day to getting an up-close look at a Dodge Challenger SRT Demon, an academic competition trophy, there was plenty to get excited about. That Demon is a testament to the caliber of students coming through our program and the opportunities they've earned to work alongside some of the best in the automotive industry.

Just as important were the conversations happening throughout the shop. Students connected with area employers, learning firsthand what the industry needs, what opportunities are available and how the skills they develop in the classroom can translate into careers right here in Maine.

Of course, we couldn't end the day without making a little noise. Our friends at Bangor Auto & Truck Center Inc put their Dodge Durango to the test on the dynamometer, topping the Tower of Power at 712 horsepower and improving on last year's quarter-mile time.

A big thank you to our industry partners, visiting schools and everyone who helped make the day possible. The future of Maine's automotive workforce was well represented.

The most important lessons happen outside the classroom.Our Criminal Justice students recently took their skills into th...
10/13/2026

The most important lessons happen outside the classroom.

Our Criminal Justice students recently took their skills into the community, volunteering at the Eastern Maine Down Syndrome Support's EXTRAvaganza and St. Joseph Hospital's Commit to Community events.

Lending a hand and helping to keep participants safe and events running smoothly, these experiences offer students an opportunity to put what they're learning into practice while making a difference in the lives of others.

We're proud to see our students embracing the responsibility of criminal justice, serving others and being someone your community can count on.

In observance of Indigenous Peoples' Day, EMCC will be closed on Monday, October 12th. This day is a reminder to recogni...
10/12/2026

In observance of Indigenous Peoples' Day, EMCC will be closed on Monday, October 12th. This day is a reminder to recognize the strength, history, and culture of Indigenous communities.

Classes and offices will reopen on Tuesday, October 13th.

In an emergency, every second matters. When a patient can't breathe, the ability to act quickly, think clearly and trust...
10/09/2026

In an emergency, every second matters. When a patient can't breathe, the ability to act quickly, think clearly and trust your training can mean the difference between life and death.

Our Paramedicine students put those skills to work in the classroom, practicing advanced airway management techniques, including intubation and securing a patient's airway.

Behind every successful emergency response are countless hours of practice, mistakes made in a safe environment and lessons learned alongside classmates and instructors. It's that preparation that builds the confidence to step forward when someone needs them most.

There is something meaningful about seeing a former student come back to the same shop, this time with experience to pas...
10/07/2026

There is something meaningful about seeing a former student come back to the same shop, this time with experience to pass along.

Dalton Rossignol, an EMCC Welding Technology graduate and Excellence in Technology Award recipient, returned to campus representing Steel-Pro Incorporated to work with our second-year students on stainless steel welding, giving students another opportunity to learn from someone working in the industry and build a skill they can carry directly from the classroom to the job site.

Students learn here, take those skills into Maine’s industries, gain experience and often come back to help prepare the people following behind them.

The room was loud, the competition was close and, depending on who you ask, a few answers are probably still up for deba...
10/02/2026

The room was loud, the competition was close and, depending on who you ask, a few answers are probably still up for debate.

This year’s EMCC Foundation Trivia Tournament packed Rangeley Hall with teams ready to put their random knowledge to good use. There were plenty of laughs, some spirited discussion over points and wording, and a finish that came down to a single point.

“What’s Your Team Name Again?” reclaimed the title they held two years ago, but the biggest win was what the night made possible. Proceeds from the tournament go directly back to our students through scholarships and support, turning an evening of friendly competition into opportunities that last well beyond the final question.
Think you could have handled questions like, “What author wrote his last novel in crayon?” or “How many times did I apologize to Ms. Jackson for making her daughter cry?” Start studying. We’ll see you next year.

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Bangor, ME

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Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 7pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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