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.
For more information, visit the campus alerts page.
National Park College (NPC) registered nursing (RN) students were recently awarded full tuition and fees scholarships thanks to the generosity of Peter van den Huevel in honor of his late mother Marge van den Heuvel, daughter Frances Elizabeth Iverson, and granddaughter Vivienne Rose Iverson.
National Park College (NPC) hosted a formal dedication of the Bob Luciew Veterans Services Center Thursday.
National Park College (NPC) recently received a $10,000 continuing grant from the Oaklawn Foundation Student Wellness Fund through the United Way of the Ouachitas.
National Park College (NPC) started a new fishing club this semester and members have already earned top honors across the state.
National Park College (NPC) student Trenton Singleton received the Jessie Garret Memorial Scholarship. Singleton is seeking his Associate of Science in Nursing degree
National Park College (NPC) student Jason Hunt received the Arkansas Hospitality Association Scholarship in the amount of $1000 per semester.
The National Park College Board of Trustees approved a 25-year master plan Wednesday during the regular monthly board meeting. The board reviewed a proposal of the plan in September during a presentation by architect John McMorran of Lewis Architects Engineers.
The National Park College (NPC) Nighthawks women’s and men’s soccer teams were defeated by Murray State College on Thursday, with the women falling, 2-0, and the men dropping a 4-1 decision.
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.
The National Park College (NPC) Nighthawks women’s and men’s soccer teams were defeated by University of Arkansas Rich Mountain on Sunday, with the women falling, 2-1, and the men dropping a 1-0 decision.
