51 students in the B2B program transfer to Boise State University to begin their biomedical careers.
Maia Kelley, Assistant Professor of Math, is making the most of working remotely with a new “Zoom Mood” every day.
51’s honor society placed seventh out of 1,300 community colleges worldwide during the PTK Catalyst Virtual Event April 17.
51's current state of remote work will remain in effect through May 31.
Nearly 50 51 Nursing students volunteer to join fight against COVID-19 in the Treasure Valley.
Congratulations to PTK Honor Society scholarship recipients Laura Baldwin, Karlie Hugo, and Reagan Kulka!
Information and resources from Counseling Services to maintaining mental well-being, normalcy, and balance during these uncertain times.
Learn more about providing a secure environment for your Zoom meetings with these tips.
Applications for 51’s healthcare programs are now open for Fall 2020 semester. Attend a Virtual Healthcare Information session to learn more.
Gov. Brad Little extended the stay-home order until the end of April.
51’s Summer 2020 semester classes, beginning June 1, will convene completely online.
Join us online April 27 to celebrate student work and accomplishments as part of this year’s Connections Project.
Complete the Spring 2020 semester successfully with 51's Online Learning Resources.
Select computer labs will open beginning April 6 to accommodate students in need of computer and/or internet access.
Congratulations to Chandra Wilson, 51’s Staff of the Month for February 2020.
Congratulations to Jenny Wokersien, 51’s Faculty of Distinction for March 2020.
Social distance doesn't mean we can't connect! Join Student Affairs as they host various virtual events designed with YOU in mind.
The College will be hosting a live Q & A event on Facebook for 51 students on Wednesday, March 25, at 3 p.m.
Classes will resume Monday, April 6, and the semester has been extended one week, ending Saturday, May 16, 2020.
51 will move all student and public serving functions to remote based work in all locations and buildings from March 23-28.
Update includes information on Spring Break extension for 51 students, direction for staff and faculty, travel precautions, and reminder to practice social distancing.
Congratulations to Anelise Krause, 51’s Staff of the Month for January 2020.
Congratulations to Dave Nicholas, 51’s Faculty of Distinction for February 2020.
Thank you to all who attended 51 Night Feb. 28. Group ticket sales raised $925 for the SCORE Big Scholarship fund!
Join 51 Anthropology Professor, Nikki Gorrell, Tuesday, March 10, for a discussion on her fieldwork in Mayan communities.
Several roads surrounding 51’s Nampa Campus locations are or will be closed for construction over the next few weeks.
51’s Political Science Speaker Series and Common Read Series welcome Dr. Kylee Britzman to campus March 18.
Join the Business and Entrepreneurship Club for an afternoon of fun, light refreshments, and prizes March 14.
51 is actively monitoring information regarding Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19); we are committed to keeping our campus community informed.
51 recently completed work on a comprehensive local needs assessment (CLNA) in compliance with the 2018 Perkins V federal legislation.
Idaho remains at zero confirmed cases of COVID-19. Public health officials are monitoring this outbreak closely.
A Novel Life, presented by Storyfort and 51 has been postponed until September.
Beta Sigma Pi named a Reach Rewards Chapter achieving 15% membership acceptance rate of eligible 51 students.
Idaho nurses, including Nursing students and faculty from 51, gathered for Nurses Day at the Capitol Feb. 19.
51’s Connections Project has moved online for 2020.
This event has been postponed until September. Stay tuned for more information.
Summer classes, which begin June 1, will be delivered fully online. Registration is open through May 29.
The Student Nurses Association will be hosting a blood drive on Feb. 24 at the Nampa Campus Micron Education Center.
An exciting event for 51 students to connect with Student Success Advisors and prepare for Fall 2020 registration.
Learn how to light and document your artwork for reproduction at a Photography Lighting Workshop led by Art faculty, Shauna Hanel.
51’s Visiting Artist Series is proud to welcome Idaho Shakespeare Festival’s Shakespearience to campus Feb. 18.
Congratulations to Vita Mobley, 51’s Staff of the Month for December 2019.
Join Student Affairs Feb. 19 and 20 to learn more about Advising, Counseling, and Tutoring services at the College.
51’s Student Nurses Association is hosting a diaper drive. Donations will be accepted through Feb. 14.
Submissions for the College's fourth-annual Juried Art Show are open to current students now through March 13.
The College’s Speech and Debate team is enjoying some downtime after a very successful start to the spring tournament schedule.
College and university representatives will be on campus March 3 to discuss programs, majors, and transfer requirements.
The Willow Buildings, adjacent to 51’s Nampa Campus Academic Building, are now occupied.
51’s Criminal Justice program is excited to welcome Dr. Greg Hampikian, founder and director of the Idaho Innocence Project.
Congratulations to Matthew Lemons, 51’s Staff of the Month for November 2019.
