Mark your calendars for an exciting day of horsepower and hands-on learning at NTCC.
The Carroll Shelby Automotive Institute will host an Open House and Dyno Day on Saturday, April 18, 2026, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Northeast Texas Community College.
The Northeast Texas Community College Foundation recently received a $25,000 gift from the Carroll Shelby Foundation. Pictured receiving the donation (from left) is Nita May, NTCC Director of Development and Dr. Jon McCullough, NTCC Executive Vice President for Advancement. The funds will be used to support NTCC’s Carroll Shelby Automotive Program.
Students from the Carroll Shelby Automotive Program at Northeast Texas Community College attended the annual SEMA Show in Las Vegas, Nevada last week. In addition to attending one of the largest automotive trade shows in the world, students also had the opportunity to attend a special event at the Carroll Shelby Heritage Center at the invitation of Shelby American and the Carroll Shelby Foundation.
The Carroll Shelby Automotive Program at Northeast Texas Community College is proud to announce a new partnership with TOPDON USA! The following article was released by the company this week:
Northeast Texas Community College and the City of Pittsburg are pleased to announce that they will host a 2024 Carroll Shelby Celebration as part of the Texas Hot Link Festival in Pittsburg on Saturday, April 27th.
Northeast Texas Community College and the Carroll Shelby Automotive Program will be featured on the national stage at the Barrett-Jackson auction in Scottsdale, Ariz. this week.
Elliott Auto Group in Mount Pleasant recently donated a customized Ford F-150 truck to the Carroll Shelby Automotive Technology Program at Northeast Texas Community College. Pictured at the gift presentation is (from left): Dr. Jonathan McCullough, NTCC Executive Vice President for Advancement and Elliott representatives Tommy Shumate, Brandon Milam, Shelton West and Ashley Willson. To learn more about the Shelby Auto Tech Program, visit www.shelbyautotech.com.
Auto-body isn’t the kind of career that one would think involves a lot of art. However, students from the auto-body program received the chance to tap into their creative side and design the paint scheme for a car that once belonged to the police academy.
