About the Board
The CCSNH Board of Trustees is designed to be broadly representative of the New Hampshire communities and industry sectors that CCSNH serves. Members are drawn from business and industry, education, healthcare, law enforcement, career and technical education, mechanical trades, technology, CCSNH employees, students and alumni, the community service sector and the public. The 24 voting members of the board are appointed by the Governor and confirmed by the NH Executive Council. The Board sets strategic goals for the System and provides oversight at the policy level for the colleges within the System. Please see meeting notice/agendas and minutes and board policies, system policies and approved fees.
Board Members

Katharine Bogle Shields
Chair
Exec. Committee Chair
Canterbury
Represents: Public

Edwin O. Smith
Vice Chair
Exec. Committee Vice Chair
Hinsdale
Represents: Business and Industry

Alison Stebbins
Treasurer
Portsmouth
Represents: Business & Industry

Sharon Harris
Secretary
Exeter

Tricia H. Lucas
Audit Committee Chair Manchester
Represents: Community Service

Geoffrey Kennedy
Represents: Public

Gregory C. Eastman
Assets and Resources Chair
Littleton
Represents: Public

Tiffany Eddy
Concord
Represents: Business and Industry

Darrin Daniels
Windham
Represents: Labor
Dennis Tappin
NHTI-Concord’s Community College.
Represents: Employees

Stephen J. Ellis
Pittsburg
Represents: Public

John T. Stevens
Gilford
Represents: Law Enforcement

Richard Ackerman
Student Success Committee Chair
Lebanon
Represents: Technology

Donnalee Lozeau
Nashua
Represents: Public

Matt Mayberry
Dover
Represents: Public

Christopher Dodge
New Boston
Represents: Public

Nick Toumpas
Finance Committee Chair Rye
Represents: Health
Will Cunningham
White Mountains Community College
Represents: Alumni

Alan Beaulieu
Goffstown
Represents: Business & Industry

Kaylee Felix
Enfield
Represents: RVCC Students
Pharra Duguay
Lincoln
Represents: WMCC Students
Ex-officio members of the Board of Trustees include the Governor of the State of New Hampshire, the Chancellor of the CCSNH, the Commissioner of the NH Department of Education, the Commissioner of the NH Department of Business and Economic Affairs, the Commissioner of the NH Department of Employment Security and the Presidents of each Community College.