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Job fair next week

REMINDER: Northeast Texas Community College will host a job fair on Tuesday, September 20th from 11 a.m to 1 p.m. in the Student Union Building (SUB). The event is open to the public in addition to NTCC students. Recruiters from local business and industry will be in attendance. Here is an updated list of employers confirmed for the event:

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Chapin named Dr. Mary Hood Texas Region Scholar

Jordan Chapin, a student at Northeast Texas Community College, has recently been named the 2022 Dr. Mary Hood Texas Region Scholar.  With this recognition, she will receive a $1,500 scholarship. 

The Dr. Mary Hood Texas Region Scholarship is presented to the Texas applicant with the highest score from Phi Theta Kappa’s Spring Scholarship Application, which help new Phi Theta Kappa Members defray educational expenses while enrolled in associate degree programs.

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Baseball opens fall season

By: Justin Hargrove, Assistant Athletic Director

The Northeast Texas Community College Baseball team opened the Fall campaign with a scrimmage against the Ontario Blue Jays from Toronto, Canada. The Eagles would battle with the Blue Jays for a scheduled 11 inning affair and the Eagles came out on top 5-3.

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Soccer falls to TJC

By: Justin Hargrove, Assistant Athletic Director

The Northeast Texas Community College Soccer teams traveled to Tyler Saturday, September 10th to take on the Nationally ranked TJC Apaches. TJC would defeat the NTCC Women by a score of 3-0 and defeated the Men 4-1.

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NTCC celebrates National Hispanic-Serving Institutions Week

Please join Northeast Texas Community College in celebrating National Hispanic-Serving Institutions week! As a Hispanic Serving Institution, NTCC will host a variety of events September 12-18 to honor our Hispanic students and the cultural diversity they bring to our student population. Events planned include: 

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Pick your own muscadines at the NTCC farm

It is muscadine harvesting time at NTCC Farm! The farm crew has been picking as many as they can and the vines are still loaded! Everyone is welcome to come out to the college farm vineyard and harvest some for their own jelly making or wine making. The farm has 10 different varieties of muscadine - purple or gold! The cost is $5 a gallon to pick and they have a limited number of picked/frozen muscadines for $10 a gallon. According to René McCracken, Ag Director, a regular grocery bag full is enough to make a small batch of jelly.

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