The Northeast Texas Community College Foundation held its annual Golf Classic on Monday, Oct. 19, at Princedale Country Club. The tournament raised over $15,000 to support the NTCC Work4College Program.
The Guaranty Bank & Trust team won the six-man scramble, shooting 20 under par.
Northeast Texas Community College officially celebrated the opening of its new Athletic Complex Pavilion with a ribbon-cutting ceremony Monday, Aug. 31.
Students, employees and community members gathered for the celebration, which also served as the kickoff for NTCC’s Weeks of Welcome activities. Guests enjoyed free barbecue, dirty sodas, games and other activities while getting their first look at the new pavilion.
The Northeast Texas Community College Work4College Program celebrated another successful summer with its annual appreciation luncheon on Wednesday, Aug. 5. Work4College donors, supervisors, students, and their families gathered in the Student Union Building to recognize the accomplishments of the program and thank those who make it possible. Click here to view free downloadable photos from the event.
The Work4College Program at Northeast Texas Community College is honored to recognize the generous support of Diamond C Trailers through a donation that will help students participating in the Fall and Spring Work4College Program.
In the Work4College Program, we believe every student deserves the opportunity to pursue higher education while gaining valuable work experience. Thanks to partners like Diamond C Trailers, that vision becomes a reality. Their generosity helps students earn income for college, build workplace skills, and gain confidence as they prepare for their futures.
Pictured (from left): Dr. Jon McCullough, NTCC Executive Vice President for Advancement; McKenna Neal, Resource Development Specialist; and Mason May, Director of Work4College, are pictured at the check presentation.
Dr. Doug and Kathy Richey recently pledged $5,400 to the Northeast Texas Community College Foundation as part of the college’s “$40 for 40 Years” campaign celebrating NTCC’s 40th anniversary.
The gift will provide emergency scholarships for students facing unexpected financial hardships that could otherwise prevent them from continuing their education. The Richeys are pictured at the check presentation with Nita May, Director of Development, and Dr. Jon McCullough, Executive Vice President for Advancement.
As Northeast Texas Community College wraps up its 40th anniversary celebration, the NTCC Foundation is inviting supporters to become part of the college’s lasting legacy through the “$40 for 40 Years” campaign.
Individuals who contribute at least $40 by Aug. 31 will have their names permanently included on a commemorative donor wall that will be installed outside of the Whatley Center for the Performing Arts. Gifts may be designated to any NTCC scholarship, program, or purpose chosen by the donor.
Pictured (from left): Dr. Jon McCullough, Kathy Richey, Dr. Doug Richey, and Nita May.
