The Whatley Center at Northeast Texas Community college announced this week that it will postpone the spring 2021 reopening to march. Initial plans were to resume with limited-capacity events beginning in January. Due to the continued rise of COVID-19 cases in the area, the season has been tentatively pushed back until March.
Wednesday, Jan. 20 will be the last day for free COVID-19 testing on the NTCC campus. Due to anticipated inclement weather, testing will be moved inside to the lobby of the Whatley Center. Testing hours are from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.
The NTCC Foundation is happy to announce that nine NTCC employees have been awarded funds through the 2020-2021 Whatley Employee Enhancement Grant.
It is that time of year when weather can be unpredictable in northeast Texas. Below is a reminder about NTCC's procedure in case of bad weather:
The NTCC Foundation has more than 300 scholarships available for the 2021-2022 academic year. The scholarships are not directly tied to FAFSA eligibility, so you may receive a scholarship even if you don’t qualify for PELL grants. What’s the catch? You have to apply!.
Just fill out this one online scholarship application and we’ll automatically match you to scholarships for which you qualify.
By: Dr. Andrew Yox, NTCC Honors Director
The Adult Education Department at Northeast Texas Community College is accepting new and returning students for its G
Northeast Texas Community College will be closed from Monday, Dec. 21 through Friday, Jan. 1. Offices will resume normal business hours on Monday, Jan. 4.
The Spring 2021 semester begins January 19. Students may still apply and register online via OneLogin while the college is closed. We hope everyone has a safe and happy holiday break!
The latest issue of The Eagle is now online! Be sure to check it out. This edition includes a great story on the Guardians of the Children biker organization. The article features two NTCC faculty members who are a part of The Guardians. There is also a Christmas section with “letters to Santa” from some of our students and a “Grinch” pancake recipe for Christmas morning.
Jalyn English, a sophomore Presidential Scholar in Honors Northeast, was recently named Outstanding Music Appreciation Honors Student by the NTCC Division of Creative and Performing Arts.
"Jalyn's dedication to the craft of composition was evident in several original works he completed for the Honors Seminar. His final work, presented during the performance final, was well received and encouraged the audience contemplate the nature of impermanence in an uncertain world," Dr. Andrew Daniel, Associate Professor of Music, said.
