The Lady Eagles soccer team faced off against the 13th ranked Navarro for the second time in a region game Tuesday. Navarro came out strong and found the back of the net in the 4th minute giving them a 1-0 lead. The Lady Eagles were able to uphold the pressure and keep the score at 1-0. In the 25th minute†Esther Okoronkwo†was able to capitalize on a penalty kick and even the score.
Art department hosts pottery and sculpture exhibit
The Northeast Texas Community College Art Department is hosting Diversity in Clay, a pottery and sculpture exhibit by Llwanda Golden through October 26 in the foyer of the Whatley Center for the Performing Arts.
"Llwanda is a prolific artist with a high level of sophistication and detail. From her whimsical teapots to lifelike human busts, each piece is unique and special," Debbie Strong, NTCC Instructor of Art, said.
"Llwanda is a prolific artist with a high level of sophistication and detail. From her whimsical teapots to lifelike human busts, each piece is unique and special," Debbie Strong, NTCC Instructor of Art, said.
SBDC presents Power Up Your Marketing webinar series
The Northeast Texas Small Business Development Center presents the Power Up Your Marketing 3-part webinar. Click Here to Register!


NTCC plans Breast Cancer Awareness Week activities
Color the Northeast Texas Community College Campus†PINK
Breast Cancer Awareness Week†October†10-14, 2016
Here are some very creative and fun ways that the NTCC family can support Breast Cancer Awareness. Join us in the fight to find a cure.
Breast Cancer Awareness Week†October†10-14, 2016
Here are some very creative and fun ways that the NTCC family can support Breast Cancer Awareness. Join us in the fight to find a cure.
Online 8-week courses begin Oct. 17
Need to catch up or get ahead this semester? NTCC is offering these 8-week classes ONLINE beginning Oct.
Two NTCC students named Coca-Cola Leaders of Promise
Two Northeast Texas Community College sophomores have been named 2016 Coca-Cola Leaders of Promise by the Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society.
NTCC wins national award for efforts in sustainability
Northeast Texas Community College recently learned that it was one of only nine community colleges nationwide to win†recognition†for its innovative agriculture programs by the American Association of Community Colleges (AACC).
As a recipient of the 2016 Green Genome Awards, NTCC was specifically honored for Program Design and Delivery in Sustainable Agriculture. The award comes with a prize of $10,000, which will be used to further sustainable agriculture efforts at NTCC.
"I am excited that our work over the past several years is getting national recognition.
As a recipient of the 2016 Green Genome Awards, NTCC was specifically honored for Program Design and Delivery in Sustainable Agriculture. The award comes with a prize of $10,000, which will be used to further sustainable agriculture efforts at NTCC.
"I am excited that our work over the past several years is getting national recognition.
Culinary Arts to host public dinner Oct. 27
The Northeast Texas Community College Culinary Arts Program will host a special Thursday Night Dinner on October 27. The dinner will be held at the NTCC Culinary School in historic downtown Pittsburg and is open to the public.†
Tickets go on sale Monday, Oct. 3rd. Due to to high demand at previous events, the Culinary Arts Program has moved to a ticketed event rather than first-come-first-served. Tickets can be obtained only at the NTCC Hanson-Sewell Center at†237 College Street in Pittsburg.
NTCC ranked 19th in Texas by OnlineColleges.com
Northeast Texas Community College was recently ranked 19th among all Texas colleges and universities by the website OnlineColleges.com. Colleges were ranked on a variety of factors including affordability, student services and availability of online programs.
NTCC has drastically increased the number of online courses offered in recent years in order to better serve the changing needs of students.
Want to get ahead or catch up this semester?
NTCC has drastically increased the number of online courses offered in recent years in order to better serve the changing needs of students.
Want to get ahead or catch up this semester?
Capitol Steps to perform at Whatley Center
The Whatley Center for the Performing Arts at Northeast Texas Community College will kick off its 25th anniversary season October 11 with a special presentation by Capitol Steps. They are sure to brighten up the final push to election day with their witty, hilarious political satire.
The Capitol Steps, put together by a group of former Capitol Hill staffers, puts the MOCK in democracy as they find humor in all aspects of American politics. The show begins at 7:30 p.m. and all tickets are $30.