National Park College (NPC) graduate Caiden Ingram (Hot Springs, AR), and recent recipient of a Bachelor of Science in Biology and Pre-Health from Southern Arkansas University (SAU) through the SAU and NPC partnership, has reached a significant milestone in his scientific career.
National Park College (NPC) TRIO Student Support Services (SSS) has named April Holman the 2024 TRIO SSS Student of the Year, an accolade that honors a student who not only excels academically but also fully embodies the spirit of the TRIO program.
John Striednig’s first stint as a college student did not go as planned.
When he lost his job four years ago, Jordan Terry knew it was time to press the reset button.
Like many college students, when the COVID-19 pandemic hit, it caused significant hurdles in many learning plans.
National Park College (NPC) student Sam Schroeder was recently awarded the Ray and Willodene Donathan Scholarship.
Dr. Rebekah Robinette, associate professor of Microbiology at National Park College recently explained the SARS-CoV2 (COVID-19) virus, how it attacks our cells, how the vaccines work and their ingredients.
Jessica Gobel and Alina Hendrix of Mountain Pine High School and Jordan Lyle of Lakeside High School obtained their high school diplomas and earned their associate degrees from National Park College (NPC) this month.
National Park College (NPC) will host a virtual Women in STEM event in celebration of International Women’s Day March 8 at 11 a.m. The event will feature KATV Meteorologist Melinda Mayo and ABC Chief Meteorologist Ginger Zee. Diane LaFollette, Executive Director of Mid America Science Museum will provide a welcome.
