This article was originally published on the Phi Theta Kappa Website.

Members of Northeast Texas Community College’s Alpha Mu Chi chapter recently joined fellow Phi Theta Kappa scholars from across the state for the annual Texas Honors Institute, held July 10–12 on the Tyler Junior College campus. Staying on campus for the weekend, students immersed themselves in this year’s thought-provoking theme, “A Seat at the Table: Gathering the Ingredients.”

Northeast Texas Community College TRIO Student Support Services (SSS) students, along with Work4College participants, recently enjoyed an incredible day of learning and exploration!

Northeast Texas Community College wrapped up another successful year of Kids Discovery College, welcoming more than 110 young campers to campus for two weeks of hands-on learning, creativity and fun. With more than a dozen engaging classes covering everything from science and technology to theater, art and sports, the program gave local children the opportunity to learn new skills while making lasting summer memories.

The NTCC Work4College Program is so much more than just a job! In addition to doing meaningful work on campus, W4C students also take a class that covers a variety of topics that help them as they transition into adulthood. This week students focused on learning proper etiquette for dining and formal social situations. 

When most people hear the name Carroll Shelby, they think of legendary Mustangs, Cobras and a remarkable racing career. But the Carroll Shelby Collection at the Northeast Texas Community College Library tells a much bigger story.

NTCC biology students continue to make exciting contributions to scientific research through hands-on fieldwork.

Dr. Chris McAllister, NTCC professor of biology, and Independent Study students José Fuentes and Cecilia Phan traveled to Clinton, Arkansas, July 13-17, to conduct parasitological research in the Ozark Mountains. They were joined by Dr. Steve Chordas III of Ohio State University, an expert in hemipteran insects, and host Dr. Dennis Richardson, whose research focuses on fish leeches.

NTCC Continuing Education recently hosted a six-hour OSHA Orientation training at Northeast Texas Community College for employees of the City of Mount Pleasant.

The training focused on workplace safety awareness and OSHA standards, helping participants strengthen their knowledge of safe work practices, hazard recognition, and job site compliance. Investing in safety training not only helps create a safer workplace, but also supports a stronger, more prepared workforce.

Reggie Peters graduated from Northeast Texas Community College in the summer of 1999 with an Associate of Arts in Theatre. During his time at Theatre Northeast, he performed in more than 10 productions, directed two summer plays, and later returned for an alumni production “Of Mice and Men”.