Northland Pioneer College

Eighty-two NPC students displayed excellence in art May 5 during the 2017 Northland Pioneer College Juried Student Art Exhibit at the White Mountain Campus in Show Low.

Five NPC students have received NPC Friends and Family's Leg-Up Grant, which covers tuition, books and fees for Fall 2017 semester.

Several NPC students demonstrated excellence in the recent Region 3 SkillsUSA competitions at the White Mountain Campus in Show Low.

Northland Pioneer College is proud to recognize five students as Outstanding Graduates for meeting high standards of excellence in learning.

Northland Pioneer College is proud to announce that six NPC/NAVIT students have won gold medals at the Arizona SkillsUSA Competition in Phoenix and will advance to the nationals in Louisville, Ky., June 19-23. Twenty-one NPC/NAVIT students won 25 medals at the state competition.

NPC is proud to recognize the cast, production and ensemble members for the spring 2017 play, Machinal, performed April 27-29 at the Performing Arts Center on the Silver Creek Campus in Snowflake/Taylor.

Two NPC students assisted in the creation of a memorial stand honoring Show Low police officer Darrin Reed, who was killed November 6, 2016, in the line of duty. Reed was a graduate of NPC's Police Academy.

Alpha Gamma Tau Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa, the international honor society of two-year college students, has selected four students to serve as officers for this year.

Nearly 60 NPC welding students volunteered 378 man-hours in constructing three bus shelters for Four Seasons bus transit in Show Low. Seniors and other bus riders benefit from the shelters in times of inclement weather, and citizens also use the shelters as resting places during walks.

Northland Pioneer College is proud to recognize military veterans, now enrolled as students, for their service to the nation.

Northland Pioneer College is pleased to announce President's List honors for the Fall 2016 semester. Students who earn President's List honors must carry at least 12 graded credit hours in a 100-level or higher course and earn a GPA of 4.0 or above.

NPC recognized 108 students with Dean's List honors for the Fall 2016 semester. Students who earn Dean's List honors must carry at least 12 graded credit hours in a 100-level or higher course and earn a grade-point average between 3.5 to 3.99 on a 4.0 scale.

Students in the Show Low Automotive and Welding classes designed, built, walked along side or helped tear down a float for the City of Show Low's annual Christmas Light Parade on Saturday, December 3, 2016. The judges awarded 1st Place - Judges' Choice Award to the entry.

13 NPC students will receive Board of Regents tuition waivers to complete their bachelor's degree at one of the state's three universities.

Alpha Gamma Tau Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa, the international honor society of two-year college students, welcomed 29 new members during an induction ceremony, Friday, Dec. 9, 2016 at Northland Pioneer College.

Eight NPC/NAVIT welding students teamed up to claim third place Nov. 16-17 at the Welding Thunder welding fabrication contest in Las Vegas. Learning valuable real-life skills in the process, the NPC students finished near the top of an outstanding 12-team field from the Southwest U.S.

Northland Pioneer College students took a tour of Petrified Forest National Park, guided by NPC faculty with expertise on the park's amazing and unique features.

Northland Pioneer College is proud to recognize students who work in NPC offices to earn additional money for expenses while attending college.

Northland Pioneer College is proud to recognize NPC students who participate in NPC's Student Government Association.

Northland Pioneer College is proud to recognize 90 students who have been awarded the Finish Line Scholarship to help them complete their last 12 credits of an Associate degree.

Northland Pioneer College is proud to recognize high school students enrolled in the NPC Dual Enrollment program that allows them to earn NPC college credits toward a degree or certificate.

Members of Northland Pioneer College's Outdoor Club hiked up Mt. Baldy, reaching an elevation of more than 11,000 feet.

Northland Pioneer College is proud to recognize students who have completed their GED and have decided to continue their education through NPC.

Northland Pioneer College is proud to recognize nine NPC students who won a scholarship for a laptop computer. The scholarship is sponsored by NPC's Student Government Association.

Northland Pioneer College is proud to recognize the following students as members of the 2016-17 President's Scholars program. The program is NPC's most prestigious merit award scholarship that recognizes a high level of academic performance in high school.

Northland Pioneer College's annual one month summer program allows students and the public to earn six college credits while learning to speak and write Spanish in Costa Rica. Find out more at www.npc.edu/costa_rica.

Northland Pioneer College is proud to recognize military veterans, now enrolled as students, for their service to the nation.

Northland Pioneer College is proud to announce that six students have joined the NPC Eagle Club in the fall of 2016. The multicultural student club promotes awareness of multiculturalism at Northland Pioneer College, the surrounding communities, and creates a cultural balance for students of all nations and ethnic backgrounds.

NPC is proud to recognize the cast members for the fall 2016 play, The Spiral Staircase, performed November 11, 12, 17, 18 and 19 at the Performing Arts Center on the Snowflake/Taylor campus.

Northland Pioneer College is proud to recognize high school students enrolled in the NPC/NAVIT program that allows them to earn NPC college credits toward a degree or certificate.