Employee Directory
College Catalog
Student Handbook
Bookstore
Class Schedules
Student Links
Advisors are available to assist you in developing an educational plan to help you achieve your goals, whether it is to continue your education at a transfer college or university, or to prepare you for immediate job entry.
The NRCC Student Resources Office is designed to help students with needs beyond simply academic resources. The office can provide help with needs such as food, transportation, medical and mental health care resources and referrals, computer problems, Wi-Fi access and more. Student Resources seeks to bridge the gaps of everyday life's challenges to ensure academic success.
The NRCC Bookstore is your one-stop shopping place for textbooks, supplies, NRCC clothing and gift items, electronics, snacks and drinks and more! Shop in the Bookstore or online.
The Library provides an effective learning environment and a collection of resources, both physical and digital, that strengthens the instructional programs of the college.
Need a tutor? Academic Success Center can meet all your tutoring needs. Submit an online request or make an appointment for tutoring by calling (540) 674-3664.
The NRCC Help Desk assists NRCC's employees and students with issues relating to computers, telephones, network, media, electrical and heat/air conditioning in electronic classrooms, computer labs and offices.
The Veterans Services office provides access to information concerning benefits and services available to U.S. veterans and their families.
International students who wish to attend New River Community College (NRCC) on an F-1 (student) visa can obtain information from the Admissions and Records Office located in Rooker Hall.
Security Services staff protect and serve students, faculty, staff and visitors at New River Community College. Questions or concerns can be reported to the Security office in Godbey Hall.
Sign up for NRCC ALERTS to receive information about weather closings/delays and other emergency-related information on your cellphone, email, and home telephone.
New River Community College strives to provide a healthy and safe environment for students, faculty, staff and visitors. Should an emergency arise, be alert for communications through the college message system.
“Not only is ACCE helping me financially to go to school and earn a degree, but it is also giving me the chance to meet new people in my field and preparing me for working in emergency response,” said McKensie Baker, a Pulaski County ACCE student.
New River Community College recently named five new full-time teaching faculty, Christopher Brewer, Kasey Cantrell-McCowan, Dustin Carter, Josh Graham, and Heather Umberger. These new faculty members replaced retirements and filled vacant positions at NRCC.
Abigail chose NRCC because she had always heard great things because her grandmother, Becky Ridpath, worked there for several years and always spoke highly of the institution. She also thought NRCC would be a great transition for her from high school into a four-year college.
Connor chose NRCC because he wanted to begin college closer to home. While attending NRCC, he was named to the Dean’s List and the President’s List and was also a member of Phi Theta Kappa.
Seanna chose to attend NRCC to ensure that she would ultimately save on a four-year degree.
Daniel chose to attend NRCC after friends and others in the field recommended NRCC for its IT curriculum.
