Frankie and Henrietta King recently presented the Northeast Texas Community College Foundation with a check for $600. The gift provides a scholarship for a Work4College student. The Kings (center) are pictured presenting the check to Nita May (left), NTCC Director of Development, and Dr.
The NTCC Business Club is selling raffle tickets for a beautiful, patriotic wreath (pictured). Tickets are $2 each or 3 for $5. Proceeds will help fund various community projects and scholarships. The wreath is on display in the BT Building.
Contact Linsey Harwell at 903-434-8129 or Karen Andrews at 903-434-8224 for tickets.
We would like to introduce you to a NEW program that we have available through the NTCC Eagle Pantry. Services expanded to provided digital educational opportunities for individuals to learn about food resources, budgeting, and eating healthy. Please support our initiative by encouraging students to log on to EatBetter4Less.com and create a FREE account.
The Northeast Texas Community College Adult Education and Literacy program will hold its General Education Development (GED) commencement ceremony on Thursday, May 13, 2021 at 7 p.m. at the Whatley Center for the Performing Arts. All students who have completed the NTCC GED program during the past year will be honored. Due to COVID restrictions, guest attendance will be limited. Live streaming will be available for family and friends who are unable to attend in person.
Photo: Jake Chapman (by Janine Modgling)
By: Justin Hargrove, Assistant Athletic Director
The Northeast Texas Community College Baseball team hit the road Thursday for a single game against the Bossier Parish Community College Cavaliers to open the three-game series. BPCC would defeat the Eagles 5-2 to earn the opening game win.
Pictured: Emma Farquhar, who went 4-4 with 4 RBIs in game one.
By: Justin Hargrove, Assistant Athletic Director
By: René McCracken, NTCC Ag Director
Back by popular demand with a new twist….
The Kids Homesteading College is set for June 14th through June 24th running Monday through Thursday of each week from 8 am to noon. The twist to this camp is that each camper will be buddied up with a “big brother” or “big sister” from the Work4College students to experience the farm and gardens each day! Kid’s Farm College is offered to students 8 to 16 years of age with an interest in gardening/farming or love of animals.
Every semester full-time and associate faculty in NTCC’s Division of Humanities and Social Sciences can select an outstanding student, who is exceptional in some way. This semester, Government Professor Rex Allen nominated Sarah Ann Beatriz Worthen.
Professor Allen explained that “She is a very motivated individual that participates in a very positive manner in our class. Her desire to do well in the class is shown by her preparation and discussion on all the political issues. She is most deserving to be recognized for this award.”
NTCC EatBetter4Less Ambassadors planted an apricot tree Thursday in front of the Instructional Annex (IA) building. The tree is in honor of Dr. Ron Clinton, NTCC President, in appreciation for the recent piano concert he performed to raise money for NTCC's Eagle Pantry. They chose to plant an apricot tree because it is self-pollinating and will provide fruit to help support the food pantry for many years to come. To learn more about the EatBetterForLess program, visit www.eatbetter4less.com.
Pictured (from left): Hannah Allen, Emily Cole and Tasha Pierce were just a few standout players from the Carl Albert series.
By: Justin Hargrove, Assistant Athletic Director
