News & Updates

The 2022 Kids Discovery College kicked off this week with more than 100 children participating. The two-week camp offers over a dozen fun and educational classes designed for kids ages 8-16. Class topics vary from cooking and theatre to first responder academy. 

Students interested in social work and sociology classes at NTCC are invited to attend an informational session on Thursday, July 21 from 1-2 p.m. in IA 105. 

NTCC hosted the first EagleGanza event of the summer this Tuesday. Anyone planning to attend NTCC for the first time this fall is highly encouraged to attend one of the three remaining dates!

NTCC Farm looks a little different this year.  While we have moved passed the COVID lockdowns the weather continues to prevent farming as normal.  The prices and inflation are also hurdles that we are navigating along with

More than 70 students from the NTCC Work4College Program, nursing, upward bound and other programs participated in Mad City reality simulation fair this Wednesday in the Student Union Building. The event, hosted by

Do you plan to attend NTCC this fall? If so, you don’t want to miss EagleGanza!  It is an action-packed half-day event designed to help students prepare for their upcoming college experience. EagleGanza is specifically targeted for incoming freshmen and those thinking about attending NTCC.

In early June, Honors Northeast students returned from a three-day trip to the special collections department of the University of Houston M.D. Anderson Library. Their goal was to learn as much as they could about the story of how women gained the right to vote in Texas, 1915-20. As with similar efforts

The Northeast Texas Community College Board of Trustees met for its regular June meeting on Tuesday, June 28. During the President’s report, Dr. Ron Clinton acknowledged that NTCC was pleased to have two Jack Kent Cooke Foundation scholarship winners this year. In addition to Aaliyah Avellaneda winning the JKCF Undergraduate Transfer Scholarship, alumnus Brenda Godoy earned a second graduate school award. Avellaneda will receive up to $55,000 per year for a maximum of three years to complete her undergraduate degree. Godoy, who was a Presidential Scholar at NTCC from 2016-2018, received $150,000 to continue graduate-level work. She plans to attend medical school in Fort Worth this fall.

Three Northeast Texas Community College history students recently have won Brenda Godoy Awards for superior conceptualization in their semester essay submissions over the course of the 2021-2022 academic year. Heslie Castañon, Mattheson Wright, and Alyssa Ochoa will each receive $50.

Are you an EMT looking to take your career to the next level? Northeast Texas Community College has designed a new hybrid, shift-based Paramedic course (DSHS #618723) with your schedule in mind.