Foundation receives $10,000 from Pat Sistrunk estate

The Northeast Texas Community College Foundation recently received a check for $10,000 from the estate of the late Pat Sistrunk. The funds will be added to the Michael and Nolan Memorial Scholarship to make it a fully-endowed award. Pictured receiving the donation is (from left) Nita May, Director of Development, and Dr. Jon McCullough, Executive Vice President for Advancement. Scholarship applications for Fall 2025 are currently open and students who apply will be considered for all foundation awards, including the Michael and Nolan Memorial Scholarship.

Sam Guzman photography exhibit comes to Whatley for February

Northeast Texas Community College welcomes Photographer Sam Guzman as the exhibiting artist for February.  His work will be on display from Friday, February 7th through Wednesday, February 26th.  A reception will be held on Wednesday, February 12th, at 12:30 p.m. in the Whatley Center for the Performing Arts.
Sam Guzman was born and raised in Mt. Pleasant, TX. He is married to Stephanie Guzman, and together they have four children: Jude, Jade, Jubilee, and Juno.

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Health Science Division "escapes" in-service with team building activities

How many health science faculty and staff does it take to escape a room? All of them! The NTCC Division of Health Sciences made the most of their in-service opportunities with a team-building exercise and fun escape room. According to Olga Scott, Program and Student Coordinator for Funeral Service Education, it was a great opportunity for colleagues from different programs to work together and become better acquainted. 

"It was a wonderful opportunity to collaborate and connect as a team," Scott said. 

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Naomi Stanford highlighted in national college store publication

The Northeast Texas Community College bookstore was recently highlighted in a national publication! The College Store, the official publication of the National Association of College Stores, published an article in their fall 2024 edition called It’s About Time that focused on how different college bookstores keep track of student worker schedules. 

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