National Park Technology Center (NPTC) Health Science Technology Education (HSTE) Level 2 students earned 40 medical certifications this semester. Twenty-five students passed the Certified Medical Records Technician national certification examination and 15 passed the Certified Medical Billing Specialist national certification examination.
National Park College’s (NPC) Math and Sciences Division hosted the Greater Hot Springs Beekeepers Association for the March Lunch and Lecture Series. Fred Douville presented Honey Bees: Are They Here to Stay?
National Park College hosted an event in celebration of International Women’s Day Wednesday with guest speaker, Minnie Lennox and a Walk a Mile in Her Shoes® men’s march. The march is a playful way to increase awareness for serious women’s issues, including sexualized violence against women. The march featured male faculty, staff and students from a variety of areas on campus who were fitted with red high heeled shoes and given a pathway to walk.
National Park College’s (NPC) Alpha Delta Nu Nursing Honor Society inducted nine new members into their Beta Lambda Chapter last week.
National Park College’s (NPC) Alpha Beta Psi chapter of the Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) Honors Society attended the 2017 Phi Theta Kappa Oklahoma/Arkansas regional meeting in Edmond, Oklahoma at the University of Central Oklahoma last week.
National Park College (NPC) Board of Trustees held their regular monthly meeting Wednesday, February 22. Items for report included a spring enrollment report and announcement of a new honors program.
National Park College (NPC) hosted the fifth annual Van Davis Memorial 5K Run/Walk Saturday. To date the event has raised more than $50,000 for the Van Davis Memorial Scholarship endowment.
National Park College (NPC) and Lakeside High School (LHS) announced that they received accreditation from the Higher Learning Commission (HLC) for an additional location as part of the Lakeside Legacy program.
National Park Technology Center (NPTC) Health Occupation Students of America (HOSA) students collected more than 50 boxes of school supplies for the Relda’s Reach project. The project began last fall when the HOSA students discovered a need for school supplies for a disadvantaged school district in Mountain Village, Alaska.
National Park College students Keanna Peck and Howard Cheresnick were each awarded a scholarship from the Southwest Association of Student Assistance Programs (SWASAP), the regional professional association for TRIO Programs.
