The National Park College (NPC) Nighthawks softball team (0-2) dropped its season opener in a double-header loss to No. 9 Bossier Parish Community College (NJCAA Division I) on Saturday, falling, 13-0, in game one and dropping a 10-0 decision in game two.
In last year’s State of the College update, I shared my reflections regarding the unflinching support our faculty and staff provided to NPC’s students and how the campus rallied to overcome numerous challenges to see our mission of student success through.
The National Park College (NPC) Nighthawks basketball teams swept South Arkansas Community College in NJCAA Region II play Saturday, with the Nighthawk women (6-11, 1-3) winning, 49-43, and the Nighthawk Men (14-5, 3-1) picking up a 100-64 victory.
Twelve National Park College (NPC) registered nursing (RN) students were recently selected for the CHI St. Vincent Nursing Pathway Assistance Scholarship.
The National Park College (NPC) Nighthawks men’s basketball team (13-5) reentered the win column on Monday, defeating Williams Baptist University’s junior varsity team, 100-71.
National Park College (NPC) respiratory therapy student Jessica Fox completed her Honors Program Capstone Project, working with members of the community to obtain new equipment for the respiratory therapy program.
The National Park College (NPC) 2022 candidates for the Beta Lambda Chapter of the Alpha Delta Nu National Nursing Honors Society visited SOZO to provide health promotion education as part of their community service requirement.
The NPC Fishing Club hosted a toy drive Dec. 11 at Horn's Outdoor to benefit the NPC Christmas For Kids project, which provides toys for the children of NPC students and employees who need assistance.
The National Park College (NPC) Nighthawks men’s basketball team (10-4) split the inaugural Nighthawk Holiday Classic in the Kettle, falling to No. 14 Mineral Area College, 87-80, on Friday and defeating Lang Prep Academy, 106-82, on Saturday.
What started as a quality-of-life medical improvement dream is now a reality for two NPC alumni. Cameron Edds graduated from NPC’s nursing program in 2016 and works as a travel nurse for UAMS in Little Rock. After witnessing frequent problems with IV dislodgement and patient discomfort, Edds started brainstorming ways to make hospital stays easier—not only for the patient, but for everyone involved in the patient’s care.
