Due to inclement weather, NPC will campus will remain closed and all NPC students and employees will continue remote operations Friday, January 30.
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Laura Alonso-Lopez was announced as February’s student of the month. Dr. Rebekah Robinette said Alonso-Lopez is a dedicated student and is one of the top students in Anatomy and Physiology II and Microbiology courses this term. She serves as a college ambassador and interim vice president of Phi Theta Kappa.
The National Park College (NPC) First Friday Lunch and Lecture Series will feature Dr. Tsunemi Yamashita, professor of Biology at Arkansas Tech University (ATU).
Solar panels are a form of solid-state power with no motion. A solar panel consisting of 60-72 panels can generate between 270-320 watts of energy.
The National Park College Chapter of the American Chemical Society held their first meeting Friday, February 23rd.
The National Park College (NPC) First Friday Lunch and Lecture Series will feature Dr. Matthew Young, assistant professor of electrical engineering at Arkansas Tech University (ATU).
The National Park College (NPC) First Friday Lunch and Lecture Series hosted by the Math and Science Department was honored to welcome Dr. Jorista Garrie.
National Park College (NPC) Vice President for Workforce and Strategic Initiatives, Kelli Albrecht was appointed to the Arkansas Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) Coalition last week.
The National Park College (NPC) First Friday Lunch and Lecture Series will feature Rodney Paul, director of Raptor Rehab of Central Arkansas (RRCA).
National Park College (NPC) Geology students participated in a project estimating the total annual discharge from Gulpha Creek into Lake Catherine last week.
Hot Springs, Arkansas – National Park College (NPC) Math and Sciences division hosted the First Friday Lunch and Lecture series Friday. Guest speaker Dr. Mary Beth Trubitt presented Archeology of the Ouachita Mountains.
