The NTCC Bookstore will be buying back used textbooks Dec. 2-11 during regular store hours. Please remember to bring your receipt with picture ID to get the best price for your books.
If you have questions, please e-mail bookstore@ntcc.edu.
Students who rented books for the semester can either return them to the store during regular business hours or use the NTCC Library Book Drop. They are due on Dec. 11 at noon.
The NTCC Foundation recently released its 2020 Community Report. The magazine announced that Mr. Fred Markham with the Texas Pioneer Foundation was named this year's Distinguished Benefactor for his continued support of the Work4College Program. It also features student success stories, the annual giving report, a full list of scholarships/donors and more.
The Office of Student Activities, Student Government Association, Social Work Club and The Wesley Fellowship Student Center ar
Auto-body isn’t the kind of career that one would think involves a lot of art. However, students from the auto-body program received the chance to tap into their creative side and design the paint scheme for a car that once belonged to the police academy.
Carlos Miranda
Eagle Staff
The Carroll Shelby Automotive Program held their annual Dyno Day/Open house event on Saturday, March 19, 2016. It gave Northeast Texas Community College students and anyone that was interested, a chance to come and put their horsepower to the challenge. It also gave insight on of the opportunities the Shelby program offers.
By Iesha Fluellen
Eagle Staff
It's amazing what can happen when a little creativity and hard work come together. A group of students from the Northeast Texas Community College Auto Body Department recently put together a “Rat Rod” car project that the crew built entirely on their own. The car was designed and created by auto body students Oscar Salazar, Randy Loewen, W.P. Johnson, Ron Isaiah and Greg Northcutt.
