By: Dr. Andrew Yox, Honors Director
Sophomore Israel Perez has set a new first for NTCC recently, publishing in the Texas Handbook, an online resource, and the most utilized source for Texas history ever created. The articles in the Handbook must go through a professional review process, and are usually crafted by professional historians. In some cases, amateur historians and graduate students also contribute.
By: Dr. Karyn Skaar
The last weekend of spring break, 10 Northeast Texas Community College (NTCC) students traveled to Emporia, Kansas to attend the 47th Annual Art Therapy Discovery Day at Emporia State University. This event was an opportunity to attend a professional conference, meet and talk to faculty and graduate students, and form lasting friendships with other NTCC students.
Time is running out to get tickets for the first annual NTCC Rodeo alumni dinner and team fundraiser! The event will be held Saturday, April 9 at the Mount Pleasant Rodeo Arena Becky & Buddy McCollum Events Center & Pavilion.
It will feature live music and dancing, silent auction, live auction, meet and greet with the current team, and catered barbecue dinner.
Dr. Kathy Eubanks has been chosen as the recipient of NTCC’s 2022 Adjunct Faculty Member of the year. This award is given by the Faculty Senate to award teaching excellence and in recognition of the adjunct faculty member’s education, talents, dedication and experience.
The Northeast Texas Community College Board of Trustees met for its regular March meeting on Tuesday, March 29.
The board approved cancelling the May election owing to the result that both candidates for Place 1 and Place 5 positions were uncontested. The new incoming members will be installed at the May meeting.
NTCC's innovative Work4College program is currently accepting applications for summer 2022. Anyone who will have completed at least their sophomore year of high school this May who plans to attend NTCC is eligible. Current students who plan to continue their studies at NTCC are encouraged to apply.
Hot off the presses! Three of your NTCC faculty members collaborated on a local history book, published by Arcadia Press.
NTCC is pleased to host the first annual Black History Celebration program by Frances Corprew Elementary students on Wednesday, March 30 from noon to 1:30 p.m. in the SUB. Everyone is invited to attend!
The program will include:
The NTCC Computer Services department is pleased to announce that students can now request IT support via text message! Simply text 903-434-8140 with a message describing the nature of your question and it will automatically set up a support ticket. This is just one of many ways Computer Services is working to make it easier and more convenient to get the help you need.
