Nighthawk Service Day In Garland County
November 4, 2019National Park College (NPC) hosted Nighthawk Service Day in Garland County.
Due to lingering ice accumulation on buildings and walkways across campus, and to prioritize the safety of our campus community, National Park College will continue remote operations on Monday, February 2. With temperatures expected to drop overnight, refreezing is anticipated and may create hazardous conditions Monday morning.
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National Park College (NPC) hosted Nighthawk Service Day in Garland County.
NPC alumnus, Alan Robinette was awarded The Arkansas Library Association’s (ArLA) exclusive annual scholarship last month during the annual conference in Hot Springs.
Leslie Slife was selected as the Technical and Professional Division’s student of the month for October.
The Hospitality and Tourism Management program and National Park College (NPC) Workforce Development partnered to exhibit at the 2019 Hot Springs Chamber Business Expo.
National Park College (NPC) Digital and Media Arts student Julio Rodriguez grew up in Monterrey Mexico.
Yamaha Marine donated a fuel-injected 115 VMax SHO motor to the NPC Marine program this month, valued at over $12,000.
Dr. Maria Markham, Director of the Arkansas Division of Higher Education (ADHE) visited National Park College (NPC) campus on Monday to present information regarding ADHE scholarships.
Honors Program students Abby Hanks and Miriam Baldwin gave presentations at the annual meeting of the Arkansas Association of College History teachers in Little Rock.
National Park College Alumnus Cash Murray was honored as the "Officer of the Year for Garland County" by Attorney General Leslie Rutledge at the 2019 Law Enforcement Summit.
NPC Hospitality and Tourism students attended last week's 2019 Arkansas Hospitality Association tradeshow, showcasing vendors from every branch of the hospitality industry.