New leader takes helm of Community College System

CONCORD — Dr. Mark Rubinstein’s first day on the job as chancellor of New Hampshire’s Community College System, Sept. 1, coincided with the first week of classes across the system’s seven colleges. To Rubinstein, it brought a familiar back-to-school feel.

“I am keenly aware of the energy associated with the start of any new academic year. Understanding the stress that the pandemic imposed on our college communities last year, and that’s still present for many, I am very appreciative of the efforts of faculty and staff across the system to support the educational aspirations among our students this fall,” said Rubinstein.

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