NTCC open Saturday for registration


Northeast Texas Community College will be open from 8 a.m. to noon on Saturday, Jan. 10 to assist students with registration for the Spring 2015 semester. Students will have the opportunity to meet with academic advisors, access computers to register online, make payments and receive help with financial aid.





The College Store will also be open during this time to allow students to purchase books and other supplies.

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Northeast Honors attends NCHC in Denver

Five Scholars of Honors Northeast, in addition to Honors Professors Dr. Mary Hearron, and Dr. Andrew Yox represented NTCC at the 2014 meeting of the National Collegiate Honors Council (NCHC), November 6-9.† NTCC is the only community college in the nation to have featured scholarly student presenters continuously since 2008, and the only program in the nation, university or otherwise, to have featured two of its honors films in the last two years.
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Jerald and Mary Lou Mowery help fund NTCC Honors project

Jerald and Mary Lou Mowery (right), of Scroggins, recently presented $800 to the†Northeast Texas Community College Foundation to help fund a special Honors Northeast project. Nita May (left), NTCC Director of Development, accepted the donation on behalf of the Foundation. The gift funds production costs for an upcoming film project titled†The Fergusons of Texas.
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American National Bank gives $30,000 for Eagles fieldhouse

American National Bank recently gave $30,000 to fund the completion of the Northeast Texas Community College Eagles fieldhouse. The new American National Bank Fieldhouse will be completed by spring 2015. Pictured presenting the check to the NTCC Foundation is Vikki Goates†(second from left), Executive Vice President, Cashier, and CFO of American National Bank , and Brian Niblett, President and CEO of American National Bank. Accepting the gift on behalf of NTCC is Dr.
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NTCC Ag to offer homesteading classes

It is no secret that Northeast Texas is quickly becoming a premier destination for retirees and others from big cities looking for a slower pace of life. The lower cost of living and abundant land has resulted in a record number of folks purchasing small acreage farms in the area. However, you can only enjoy the scenic view for so long before you realize that you need to†do something†with all that land. This is where the Northeast Texas Community College Agriculture Program can help!

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