In a remarkable academic collaboration, National Park College (NPC) Geology instructor George Maxey and four of his students have made significant contributions to the field of Geology with their recently published paper titled, “Causes of Glaciation, Glacial Advances and Retreats in Two Glaciers Park, Fairfield County, Ohio.”
National Park College (NPC) received a $500 grant from the Arkansas Environmental Education Association (AEEA) to purchase plants and supplies for the College’s pollinator garden outside of the Lab Sciences building.
National Park College (NPC) Geology instructor George Maxey was elected President of the Hot Springs Geology Club (HSGC) earlier this year.
The American Federation of Mineralogical Societies (AFMS) selected NPC faculty member, Dr. George Maxey, as the 2022 Scholarship Honoree.
SAU Biology students in Dr. Barnard’s Ecology lab became part of a network of volunteers collecting samples of eastern white oak trees across 34 states in the central and eastern US.
National Park College (NPC) professor Dr. George Maxey and his geology students recently published the "Physical Geology Laboratory Manual."
National Park College (NPC) student Alisia Jarquin has been awarded the Seiz Signs scholarship. Jarquin is currently seeking an Associate of Applied Science degree in digital and media arts.
National Park College (NPC) student Destiny Bennett received the Bob and June Luciew Military Scholarship. She is seeking her Associate of Applied Science in Medical Laboratory Technology.
National Park College (NPC) student Miriam Baldwin was recently awarded the John and Helen Selig scholarship.
National Park College (NPC) hosted a virtual ribbon cutting for new Chemistry, Physics and Engineering labs Monday.
