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.
Northeast Texas Community College TRIO Student Support Services (SSS) students, along with Work4College participants, recently enjoyed an incredible day of learning and exploration!
The NTCC Work4College Program is so much more than just a job! In addition to doing meaningful work on campus, W4C students also take a class that covers a variety of topics that help them as they transition into adulthood. This week students focused on learning proper etiquette for dining and formal social situations.
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.
The Northeast Texas Community College Foundation recently received a $500 donation from Dwain and Linda Blount of Mount Pleasant. Their gift will be used to sponsor a student in the 2026 Work4College Program. Pictured (from left) is Nita May, NTCC Director of Development; Linda Blount, Dwain Blount and Mason May, Director of Work4College.
Members of the Morris County Retired School Employee Association recently visited Northeast Texas Community College for their April meeting. The group presented the NTCC Foundation with a $500 check to support the Work4College Program (pictured). The funds contributed towards NTCC's East Texas Giving Day total, which raised $291,679 during April. To learn more about how you can support Work4College or other important causes at NTCC, please contact Nita May, NTCC Director of Development 903-434-8113 or nmay@ntcc.edu.
The Mount Pleasant High School Class of 1965 recently donated $501.87 to the NTCC Foundation to support the Work4College program, sponsoring a student for the upcoming summer term.
Representing the class, Betty Brock and Mavis Brush presented the check to Nita May, NTCC Director of Development.
The NTCC Foundation is grateful for the continued support of programs like Work4College, which provide students with valuable work experience while helping fund their education.
At Northeast Texas Community College, an innovative program is reshaping how rural students access and succeed in higher education—while offering a model that could be replicated nationwide.
The Work4College Program combines early college exposure, structured employment, and financial support into a single, integrated pathway. Students can begin participating as early as the summer after their sophomore year of high school, gaining meaningful work experience on campus while building a financial foundation for college.
The Northeast Texas Community College (NTCC) Work4College Program recently hosted an interactive etiquette class for students. More than 100 participants attended the session, which focused on building confidence and professionalism in formal settings. In addition to current Work4College students, members of NTCC Eagles Athletics teams also participated.
