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 Wellness Center - The 40,000 square foot Wellness Center houses a full-size gymnasium, suspended walking track, multi-purpose exercise room, fitness center, fully equipped locker rooms and lounge space. These facilities are open to all NCC students with a valid Nashua Community College ID and completion of the Wellness Center Registration form.

 

o   The Fitness Center is currently closed, but we have plenty of opportunities for students to engage in wellness related and recreational activities! We hope to expand upon what is listed below so keep an eye out in your email and on the MyNCC app for future announcements!

 

o   We will be offering e-sports opportunities in collaboration with Great Bay CC and students will have the chance to play against students from our other CCSNH institutions.

 

o   Keep an eye out on the MyNCC app and student email for announcements for a student health/wellness challenge, for which we will offer prizes just for joining and finishing the challenge! (As well as 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place prizes.)

 

o   We will periodically be sending out brief health and wellness related articles that will have quick tips, answer common questions, provide sample workout routines, and offer up resources for learning more about practicing healthy habits.

 

 

o   We have an NCC Student Life and Wellness Center Canvas page that contains lots of resources and information regarding Covid resources, exercise tips and workouts, nutrition tips and articles, mental health resources, and more! If you are interested in checking that out please email awunderlich@ccsnh.edu for an invite!


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