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The College Information Hotline gives you access to information about student financial aid and scholarships, job opportunities, GED testing information, and facility closures.
If you live within the calling area for a campus community, just call the Automated Attendant. (After dialing, select Option 1 and enter 7303).
For information regarding area-wide emergencies in southern Navajo and Apache counties, call 1-928-333-3412 (long-distance charges may apply). You may also access the information by dialing 593 from any Frontier landline phone or *593 from a Cellular One unit. You will receive the latest about emergency conditions, prescribed burns, smoke in the area, and so on--don't call 911 unless you have an actual emergency.
You can also check for updates online at:
The public is always welcome to visit NPC campuses and centers. Visitors are asked to check in at the campus or center office. While classes are in session, visitors should be considerate of students and not bring small children into classroom, laboratory or library areas.
For your safety, please keep out of construction areas. In many instances there will be public open houses when buildings are completed.
NPC encourages the public to use our library facilities. A wide selection of reference materials are available, or can be requested through interlibrary loan networks. Ask our local library media specialist for assistance.
Soliciting is prohibited on all campuses and centers. Normally the student lounges, campus/center offices, art galleries, academic advising offices, libraries, parking lots and hallways are open to the public. Classrooms, fitness rooms, and faculty offices are reserved for registered students. To enhance learning experience, please do not bring children to class.
Visitors will be held to the same standards of conduct as NPC students.
In order to handle emergencies, Campus/Center Managers will be designated and a list posted at each center to collect and distribute the following information:
Other pertinent information such as witnesses of the event, etc. and action taken if any. Sign the report.
[NPC Procedure #2510, based on Policy #1310]
If weather conditions or other emergencies force the closure of an NPC campus or center, an announcement will be made over radio stations serving the affected area. The decision to close an NPC facility will be made by the Vice President for Learning, based on information from local law enforcement and NPC personnel. Instructors may cancel individual classes with the permission of the department dean. When time permits, students will be notified by phone of individual class cancellations. Students are responsible for making up any work missed.
Note: Posters at NPC facilities list local radio stations which have agreed to broadcast campus/center closures due to weather, or other situations.
Northland takes photos and videotapes of students throughout the year. These photographs often include students in classrooms, study areas, residence halls, music and theatre productions and athletic events. Northland reserves the right to use these photographs as part of its publicity and marketing efforts. Students who enroll at Northland do so with the understanding that these photographs might include them and might be used in College publications and for publicity.
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