National Park College (NPC) named Dr. Alexandra Barnard as the 2024 Outstanding Faculty Member during the annual Employee Recognition Day celebration this month. Recipients of this award are nominated and selected by their peers.
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) students from Dr. George Maxey’s Physical Geology class gathered data from Bull Bayou Creek earlier this month.
National Park College (NPC) Geology instructor George Maxey was elected President of the Hot Springs Geology Club (HSGC) earlier this year.
National Park College (NPC) author, instructor and retired environmental geologist Dr. George Maxey was recently recognized as the 2022 South Central Federation of Mineral Societies (SCFMS) Scholarship Honoree.
National Park College (NPC) named lab manager Jeff Looper as the 2022 Outstanding Staff Member during the annual Employee Recognition Day celebration.
National Park College (NPC) geology students were recently tasked with calculating the best placement for a bronze statue of Babe Ruth to be placed at Hot Springs’ Majestic Park baseball complex.
National Park College (NPC) welcomed Wendy Fargo to the first Friday luncheon February 7, 2020. Fargo came equipped with herbal solutions for healthy living and herbal teas to sample.
National Park College (NPC) will host a groundbreaking ceremony for two new science labs Wednesday, February 26 at 2 p.m. on the lawn west of the Lab Sciences building.
