Higher Education Day, presented by the Jefferson-Lewis Association for Counseling and Development, will be held on Monday, September 28, 2026, at Jefferson Community College in the McVean Student Center Gymnasium. This annual event is open to anyone thinking about attending college and furthering their education. Admission is free.
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The Center for Community Studies at Jefferson Community College (JCC) completed a public opinion and behavior survey research study of childcare issues in the region. The opinions, choices, costs, importances, needs, satisfactions, preferences, and employment and economic impacts upon these groups have been studied and analyzed. A topline summary report of the study findings and the cross-tabulated results are available on the college's website.
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Jefferson Community College (JCC) held its annual Pinning Ceremony for graduates of the College's nursing program on May 14, 20265, in the McVean Student Center Gymnasium. Fifty-four (54) candidates for the Associate in Applied Science (A.A.S.) degree in nursing were eligible to take part in this special program.
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Jefferson Community College (JCC) is now accepting applications for its fall allied health precertification training programs, offering individuals a fast, affordable pathway to in-demand healthcare careers. Training begins in September.
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Jefferson Community College (JCC) concluded its Future Women in STEAM Summer Academy on Thursday, July 30, 2026, with an awards ceremony recognizing participants for their creativity, curiosity, teamwork, and accomplishments.
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Getting to college from rural areas in Jefferson County just became easier and affordable. With the launch of Jefferson County Public Transit's new rural bus service, residents from Carthage and Alexandria Bay to Cape Vincent and Sandy Creek, and communities in between, now have an affordable transportation option to reach Jefferson Community College (JCC). For less than the cost of a gallon of gas, just $2 each way, prospective students can overcome transportation barriers, build in-demand skills, earn a college degree, and prepare for greater earning potential.
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Direct Support Professionals (DSPs) are encouraged to earn their DSP I and DSP II microcredentials at Jefferson Community College (JCC) at no cost while grant funding remains available. Designed with working professionals in mind, Jefferson's part-time microcredential programs offer flexible course formats. Fall classes begin August 24, 2026.