Campus News

Meet Elise Jensen We’re excited to spotlight Elise, a member of the Washington County Community College team who keeps the college running smoothly behind the scenes. Since joining WCCC in November 2024, Elise has brought creativity, humor, and an unmistakable presence to her role — along with exceptional organizational skills… Read More

Meet Jake Mumme We are excited to spotlight Jake Mumme, our Diesel & Automotive Engine Overhaul Instructor at Washington County Community College. Jake began teaching at WCCC on August 18th and has quickly become a strong presence in the program. As a graduate of WCCC himself, Jake brings a unique… Read More

Meet Bernadette Farrar We’re excited to spotlight Bernadette, a dedicated member of Washington County Community College who has been supporting students with compassion, expertise, and heart for nearly a decade. Since joining WCCC in August 2016, Bernadette has played a vital role in connecting students to the resources they need… Read More

Meet Thomas Gagnon Thomas is a first-year student in the Diesel & Automotive Engine Overhaul Program at Washington County Community College. For Thomas, college once felt out of reach — and without the availability of Free College, he says he would not have attended college at all.   Why Free… Read More

MCCS President Praises Gov. Mills’ Proposal to Continue Maine Free College Scholarship for Class of 2026 and Beyond Thanks to the Maine Free College scholarship, students who are ready to work now don’t have to wait, they can train for good-paying skilled trades tuition-free and step directly into careers that… Read More

Meet Tatiana Osmond We’re excited to spotlight Tatiana, Associate Dean of the Teaching and Learning Center for Excellence (TLCE) at Washington County Community College! For nearly twelve years, Tatiana has been a vital part of WCCC, supporting faculty, staff, and students through innovative technology, instructional resources, and dedication to academic… Read More

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Washington County, ME—Washington County Community College has released its Dean’s and President’s List for the Fall 2025 semester. The students achieved academic excellence while being enrolled full-time in a program of study. To earn a place on the Dean’s list, students must achieve a grade-point average (GPA) of 3.5 or… Read More

An effort several years in the making came to fruition on December 18 when nine students received their pins from Washington County Community College's (WCCC) first in‑house nursing program. The college has been working to establish its own nursing program in an effort to meet the high demand for nurses… Read More