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ITC Grand Opening
National Park College (NPC) welcomed more than 100 guests for the grand opening of the Innovative Technologies Center (ITC) Thursday. The Greater Hot Springs Chamber of Commerce ambassadors conducted a ribbon cutting.
National Park College (NPC) welcomed more than 100 guests for the grand opening of the Innovative Technologies Center (ITC) Thursday. The Greater Hot Springs Chamber of Commerce ambassadors conducted a ribbon cutting.
National Park College (NPC), Airtech Supply (Airtech), Inc. and Arkansas Manufacturing Solutions Group (AMS) received a “grow-your-own” grant from the Arkansas Department of Career Education’s Office of Skills Development (OSD) to offer a LEAN Transformation series of trainings for employees. The grant is the first of its kind to be awarded since the OSD was created.
Hot Springs, Arkansas – The National Park College (NPC) Community and Corporate Training Division offered its first Active Shooter Training class in October. More than 35 employees from Baxley/LogPro participated in the training. Workforce Specialist Barry Ballard said the training is in high demand and has been crafted by an expert in the field. Travis K. Sorrows, President and co-founder of Corporate Resilience Solutions (CRS) facilitated the course. He is retired from the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) after 25 years as a Special Agent in various cities across the country. Sorrows served as one of the FBI’s experts in crisis intervention and personnel risk management, providing services at critical incidents such as the Columbine school massacre and the Pentagon after September 11, 2001. “There isn’t a better expert around,” Ballard said.