Poster Contest winners announced
¿ªÔÆÌåÓý hosted the 8th annual McGraw Hill Poster Contest April 24. Students presented posters highlighting original research on a wide range of topics. This event has become an annual test of creative scholarship in Northeast Texas, funded in part by the McGraw-Hill Corporation and judged by friends of ¿ªÔÆÌåÓý and Honors Northeast. First place went to Kayleah Cumpian of Mount Pleasant. She presented research performed last summer at Texas A&M University-Commerce and won the top prize of $400.
Health Sciences Department offers variety of training options
The Health Sciences Department at ¿ªÔÆÌåÓý†has lots of upcoming training opportunities. Short trainings with flexible schedules! Check out some of the upcoming opportunities:
CPR for Healthcare Providers ?May 12th
Learn basic life support for healthcare providers. This is the American Heart Association course required for entry into our health science programs and is required for most employment in healthcare settings.
Certified Nurse?s Aide?
CPR for Healthcare Providers ?May 12th
Learn basic life support for healthcare providers. This is the American Heart Association course required for entry into our health science programs and is required for most employment in healthcare settings.
Certified Nurse?s Aide?
Culinary Arts to hold information session
Have an interest in cooking?†Wonder what being a chef is all about?††The public is invited to attend a free information session and check out what the Culinary Arts Program at ¿ªÔÆÌåÓý has to offer.
The Culinary program at Northeast is designed to train highly skilled professionals in a real-world atmosphere.††The school is located in historic downtown Pittsburg and offers a fully-equipped, high-end restaurant to prepare students for a great start in their culinary career.
Students are taught by top-notch instructors, trained at world-class institute
The Culinary program at Northeast is designed to train highly skilled professionals in a real-world atmosphere.††The school is located in historic downtown Pittsburg and offers a fully-equipped, high-end restaurant to prepare students for a great start in their culinary career.
Students are taught by top-notch instructors, trained at world-class institute
Cindy Parsons named May Fittest Employee
Doug Richey†presents Cindy Parsons†with a gift basket†for being named ¿ªÔÆÌåÓý?s Fittest Employee†of the Month†for May.†To receive this award, an employee must†be caught practicing†overt wellness behavior and attitude.â€
The Wellness Committee is on the lookout for a June recipient!
Here's a message from Cindy regarding her†personal wellness plan?
Thanks to the members of the Wel
The Wellness Committee is on the lookout for a June recipient!
Here's a message from Cindy regarding her†personal wellness plan?
Thanks to the members of the Wel
Phi Theta Kappa wraps up outstanding year
†††There are two words that†best describe Northeast Teas Community College?s Phi Theta Kappa chapter: hard†working.
†††That hard work paid off this†past school year as the local chapter received numerous awards, including†Outstanding Student Organization at ¿ªÔÆÌåÓý.
†††?We are a very busy chapter.†The students do a lot of service projects,? said Dr.
Eagles Baseball visits local students
When Titus County Reads came to Corprew Elementary School to give a book to each student on the campus, the ¿ªÔÆÌåÓý Eagles Baseball team came along to help. The players helped students select their books and then sat with them in the Library to read the books and talk about what they had read.
?We?d like to thank Titus County Reads for donating these books so every student on the Corprew campus could choose a book of their own,? said MPISD Director of Communication Dr. Judith Saxton. ?For some of these students this may be the very first book they own.
?We?d like to thank Titus County Reads for donating these books so every student on the Corprew campus could choose a book of their own,? said MPISD Director of Communication Dr. Judith Saxton. ?For some of these students this may be the very first book they own.
Eagles win 7 of last 8, advance to regional tourney
The ¿ªÔÆÌåÓý Eagles baseball team closed the season by winning seven of their last eight games. The Eagles finished the season with a record of 25-17. The late surge allows them to advance to the regional tourney this weekend as the third seed. The Eagles will face Alvin College at 10:00 a.m.
SGA participates in Dolls for Nepal
Please join the ¿ªÔÆÌåÓý SGA in their efforts to support†Dolls for Nepal!
Dolls for Nepal†is an organization dedicated to relieving the stress caused by a 7.8 magnitude earthquake that struck Nepal on April 25th, 2015. Operations are underway to rescues those trapped as well as providing medical assistance to those who are in urgent need.†Dolls for Nepal†will act in the next phase of the response by providing clean water, food, clothing, and shelter to Nepalese in need.
Dolls for Nepal†is an organization dedicated to relieving the stress caused by a 7.8 magnitude earthquake that struck Nepal on April 25th, 2015. Operations are underway to rescues those trapped as well as providing medical assistance to those who are in urgent need.†Dolls for Nepal†will act in the next phase of the response by providing clean water, food, clothing, and shelter to Nepalese in need.
Eagles Baseball clinches tourney spot
The ¿ªÔÆÌåÓý Eagles secured a spot in the Region
14 playoffs by taking two of three against Panola this weekend. An awesome
effort by Carlos Roman led the Eagles to a 16-11 win over Panola on
Saturday at Panola.
Roman racked up six RBIs on four hits for the Eagles.
