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Jacob Lambie campaigning for PTK international officer position

Jacob Lambie, Executive Officer of Alpha Mu Chi, Phi Theta Kappa’s chapter at Northeast Texas Community College, recently completed his term as a Texas Regional Vice-President, but this was just the beginning of his leadership journey. Lambie has announced his campaign for Phi Theta Kappa Division II International Vice-President. This is the highest position of student leadership within the organization.

Temple Masonic Lodge #70 endows NTCC scholarship

The Temple Masonic Lodge #70 in Mount Pleasant recently presented the Northeast Texas Community College Foundation with a check for $25,000. The funds will be used to establish an endowed fund that will continue to provide scholarships for NTCC students into the future. Half of the scholarships are designated for students in workforce training or the NTCC Work4College program and the other half are for general academic scholarships.

NTCC response to COVID-19

On Wednesday, Northeast Texas Community College announced it will extend spring break by one week for students due to the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) pandemic. While college operations will resume in a limited capacity on Monday, March 23, the campus will remain closed to the public. Plans are in the works to move most courses online for the remainder of the semester.

Jacob Lambie earns two prestigious honors

Jacob Lambie, sophomore Presidential Scholar at Northeast Texas Community College, has recently been named 2020 Coca-Cola Academic Gold Scholar and Guistwhite Scholar.

Tapestry concert postponed

Out of an abundance of caution regarding the COVID-19 (Coronavirus) situation, NTCC has made the decision to postpone the upcoming "Tapestry, The Carole King Songbook with Suzanne O Davis" concert that was scheduled for Friday, March 27 in the Whatley Center for the Performing Arts. We will release the new date as soon as possible.

SGA to host Jamfest Talent Show

The Student Government Association will be hosting the Spring Jamfest Talent Show on Thursday, April 2, 2020. The Spring Jamfest is open to college students and the general public. Come out to NTCC for the 2020 Spring Jamfest to show your support, join the fun, or just for the excitement!

Phi Theta Kappa wins big at Texas Regional Convention

Northeast Texas Community College’s chapter of Phi Theta Kappa, Alpha Mu Chi, recently attended the Texas Regional Convention in Abilene and returned with 20 awards. The chapter successfully campaigned for the Texas Region District III President position. This is an unprecedented feat for the chapter and college that will allow an elected representative to take part in leadership training, public speaking opportunities, and travel throughout the state.

Springfest Week activities planned

Springfest Week is a great opportunity for students to confirm and celebrate their decision to attend Northeast Texas Community College. The week also provides opportunities for students, faculty, and staff to enjoy conversations that will lead to relationship building outside of the classroom. Please see details below pertaining to Springfest Week.

Business Club gives scholarship

Members of the Northeast Texas Community College Business Club recently presented a check for $500 to the NTCC Foundation. The donation will provide a business student with a scholarship for the 2020-2021 academic year. This is the second year the Business Club has given a scholarship.

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Jacob Lambie campaigning for PTK international officer position

Temple Masonic Lodge #70 endows NTCC scholarship

NTCC response to COVID-19

Jacob Lambie earns two prestigious honors

Tapestry concert postponed

SGA to host Jamfest Talent Show

Phi Theta Kappa wins big at Texas Regional Convention

Springfest Week activities planned

Business Club gives scholarship

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