Scholarship orientation
by By Jessica Sutton and Heather Gil The Scholarship Program hosted its first Orientation at NCC to help students fully understand the benefits and opportunities that …
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Study abroad fair guides students on the path to international travel
by Jessica Sutton and Jamie Ratchford This coming year the Center for Global Education and International Services is offering many travel options for students to …
Mumps outbreak hits Temple, is NCC safe?
by Temple University experienced a Mumps outbreak in late March with over 100 reported cases. Northampton has over 35,000 students in credit and non-credit programs, with …
The health of the Amazon affects everyone
by The estimated rate of deforestation in the Amazon has increased drastically, according to PRODES (Programa Despolução de Bacias Hidrográficas, or “Basin Restoration Program”). A recent …
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Emmy winning professor, Carlo Acerra
Carlo Acerra, NCC alumni turned adjunct professor, has won two Mid-Atlantic Emmy Awards in three years. Acerra teaches Digital Music Production, Commercial Photography, and Multimedia …
Study abroad program stretches students’ horizons
by Nine new courses are available for this years’ 2019-2020 study abroad programs; varying from 1-3 credits, students of any major are able to travel for …
ENTR fireside chat for aspiring entrepreneurs
by NCC Monroe held a fireside conversation with this year’s guest Stephen Somers who is President and owner of Vigon, a company that makes the ingredients …
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In-Vision Photography exhibit features alumni work
by The In-Vision Photography Month exhibit in Communications Hall is showcasing photography from NCC alumni. James Taylor is one of the photographers with a collection of …
DEMO Kitchen dishes it out at Fowler
The DEMO Kitchen at the Fowler Community Center in Southside Bethlehem is offering noncredit hands-on cooking courses to students and the community; most of these …
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10th Annual Peace and Social Justice Conference
by With hopes of changing the world, an NCC professor organized and hosted the 10th annual Peace and Social Justice conference in the Lipkin Theatre on …
Students tour the United Nations in NYC
by The Center for International Education and Global Studies hosted a cultural trip to the United Nations in New York City on Oct. 18. The trip …
Professor Klein loves teaching – naturally
When Karen Klein was a little girl she knew she wanted to spend her life studying the natural environment. It was only natural that she …