Implications Of Quantum Entanglement
September 25, 2018Dr. Jason Martin presented “Beam Me Up Scotty: The Implications of Quantum Entanglement” as part of the guest speaker series for the American Chemical Society at NPC.
Dr. Jason Martin presented “Beam Me Up Scotty: The Implications of Quantum Entanglement” as part of the guest speaker series for the American Chemical Society at NPC.
For the last day of classes, over 230 people were treated to some fun in the sun at the Spring Fling.
National Park Technology Center honored students in an awards ceremony.
On April 11, 2018 students in the art department at National Park College (NPC) showcased their work. This included photography, design, painting, and drawing.
PTK hosts a student showcase to highlight student achievements at National Park College.
Jennifer Lyons’s Principles of Accounting II at National Park College class recently met with Rose Schweikhart, the owner of Superior Bathhouse and Brewery, and toured the brewery.
The National Park College (NPC) Math and Sciences Division First Friday Lunch and Lecture Series featured Dr. Tsunemi Yamashita, genetic engineering expert and professor of Biology at Arkansas Tech University (ATU).
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.
Embarking on the 100-year anniversary, Alliance Rubber Company of Hot Springs, AR is the only U.S.A. based rubber band manufacturer.
Sutherlands Lumber, located in Hot Springs, Arkansas, has graciously donated items to National Park College (NPC) and its students.