Kayleah Cumpian wins scholarship, makes history at NTCC
Northeast Texas Community College student†Kayleah Cumpian of Mount Pleasant was recently awarded the Jack Kent Cooke Foundation Undergraduate Transfer Scholarship. This prestigious award covers up to $40,000†annually at the university of the student?s choice for up to three†years. Only†90 students were selected from more than 2,000 applicants for this national honor.
Cumpian is the fifth NTCC student to receive this award since 2010. Previously, Stephen Milburn and Matthew Jordan received the scholarship in 2014, Stephani Calderon in 2013 and Clara Ramirez in 2010.
Cumpian is the fifth NTCC student to receive this award since 2010. Previously, Stephen Milburn and Matthew Jordan received the scholarship in 2014, Stephani Calderon in 2013 and Clara Ramirez in 2010.
Eagles softball splits with PJC
The Northeast Texas Community College Lady Eagles softball team split their weekend series against Paris, bringing them to 19-27 overall with two games left in their regular season.
On Friday the Lady Eagles beat Paris 7-0 in seven innings after a four-run explosion in the seventh.†The Lady Eagles scored in the seventh on a fielder's choice, a walk by Taite McBee, a sacrifice fly by Madison Selman, and an RBI single by Taylor Van Kirk.
Eagles baseball sweeps BPCC
The Northeast Texas Community College Eagles (NTCC) baseball team volleyed the lead nine times on Wednesday before coming out on top for a 6-5 win over Bossier parish Community College (BPCC) at Eagle Field.
The Eagles finally managed to grab the lead after a strong tenth inning. The Eagles went up for good on an RBI single by Connor Hall, plating Casey Dickerman.
Continuing Education announces spring schedule
The Northeast Texas Community College Continuing Education Department will offer the following courses for spring and summer. For more information visit ntcc.edu/continuinged or call 903-434-8134 to sign up.
Emergency Medical Responder Course: 5/16 ? 7/11/15 $285
Fundamentals of Retirement: †5/7 ?
Emergency Medical Responder Course: 5/16 ? 7/11/15 $285
Fundamentals of Retirement: †5/7 ?
Joy Cooper named March Fittest Employee of the Month
Rico Willis†presents Joy Cooper†with a gift basket†for being named NTCC?s Fittest Employee†of the Month†for March.†To receive this award, an employee must†be caught practicing†overt wellness behavior and attitude.†
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The Wellness Committee is on the lookout for an April recipient!
Here's a message from Joy regarding her†personal wellness plan?
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The Wellness Committee is on the lookout for an April recipient!
Here's a message from Joy regarding her†personal wellness plan?
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Honors Northeast scholars win poster awards
The Great Plains Honors Council, an association of eighty honors colleges and programs from Nebraska to Texas, hosted a poster contest featuring four different areas of scholarly research at its annual meeting.
Honors Northeast (the honors program at Northeast Texas Community College) scholars Kayleah Cumpian, Tyler Reynolds and Elyse Coleman took three of the four prizes, with an honors student from Western Missouri University, Kelly Cochran, winning the fourth award.
Cumpian?s poster dealt with her research last summer for an REU internship at Texas A&M University-Comme
Honors Northeast (the honors program at Northeast Texas Community College) scholars Kayleah Cumpian, Tyler Reynolds and Elyse Coleman took three of the four prizes, with an honors student from Western Missouri University, Kelly Cochran, winning the fourth award.
Cumpian?s poster dealt with her research last summer for an REU internship at Texas A&M University-Comme
Whatley Center to host free Adler and Hearne concert
The Whatley Center for the Performing Arts at Northeast Texas Community College is pleased to announce that it will host a free concert by the popular duo Adler and Hearne on†Monday, April 27 at 7:30 p.m.†The complimentary performance is sponsored†by†the Texas Commission on the Arts.†
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Award-winning performing songwriters Lynn Adler and Lindy Hearne, both natives of Winnsbo
NTCC Agriculture to host Farm-to-Fork Farmer's Market
The Agriculture Department at Northeast Texas Community College is excited to reveal the season opening of the Fourth Friday Farm-to-Fork Farmer?s Market on Friday, April 24 beginning at 9 am.†The concept is simple and consists of two main objectives: to raise or purchase as many locally grown ingredients from east Texas farmer?s to fashion and design a truly fresh experience for lunch each fourth†Friday†and also to provide an ideal platform for area farmer?s to meet, greet and sell their products to area consumers.††Farm-to-Fork is an emerging and elegant, yet down-to-earth feast that inspire
Brummell receives NTCC Woodmen of the World scholarship
Mark Brummell (center), Pittsburg High School Senior, Class of 2015, was recently awarded the Woodmen of the World Scholarship for a Camp County high school graduate. The $3,000 scholarship is to be applied toward tuition, fees and books at Northeast Texas Community College. Pictured presenting the check is Dr. Jon McCullough, Vice President for Advancement, NTCC (left) and Mr. Bo Brummell of Pittsburg.††For information on this or other scholarship opportunities at NTCC please contact Dr.
