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North Iowa Area Community College

www.niacc.edu

 
North Iowa Area Community College is a progressive, comprehensive learning institution positioned to serve as the major cultural, educational, and economic development force for the North Iowa region. 2008 marks the 90th anniversary of the College, which began in 1918 as Mason City Junior College (the first public two-year college in Iowa) and became North Iowa Area Community College in 1966.
  • Number of Employees: 100-250
  • Annual Revenue: $10-50 Million
  • www.niacc.edu
  • 500 College Drive
    Mason City, IA USA 50401
  • Phone: 641.422.4211

Executives

Name Title Contact Details
Josh Mack
Chief Information Officer Profile

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