NPTC High School Pre-Engineering students visited the Garland County Habitat for Humanity site today. Their tour guide was Paul Grasse, who gave a detailed description of how Habitat for Humanity plans each home, the techniques used during construction, and also how Habitat for Humanity works as an organization.
National Park College (NPC) announced the 2017-18 Nighthawk Cheer Team Thursday. This is the first year for the Nighthawk Cheer Team.
Radiologic Technology Clinical Coordinator, Carla Kelley, M.Ed., R.T.(R)(M) was selected to be a site visitor for the Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology (JRCERT).
National Park College (NPC) announced official fall enrollment Tuesday. Total semester credit hours and full-time equivalent enrollment increased by approximately 6 percent.
National Park College Criminal Justice students participated in a mock crime scene where they practiced procedures for collecting evidence like footprints, blood splatter, and fingerprints.
Phi Theta Kappa members and advisors traveled to Pocahontas to assist with clean-up efforts May 16 and 17.
CHI St. Vincent Hot Springs today announced strategic partnerships with National Park College and Henderson State University to focus on training additional nurses and enriching the nursing programs at both higher education institutions.
The Math and Sciences division hosted a First Friday Lunch and Lecture series Friday. Guest speaker Eddie Vaughan, a flint knapper demonstrated how to shape native stone into arrowheads, points and knives.
