MISSION: Northland Pioneer College provides educational excellence that is affordable and accessible for the enrichment of communities across northeastern Arizona.
Northland Pioneer College (NPC) continues to strengthen its role as a vital partner in workforce and economic development throughout northeastern Arizona with the creation of a new Department of External Relations and the appointment of a familiar face to lead it.
For the past eleven years, Summit Healthcare Regional Medical Center Foundation has provided over 100 scholarships to Northland Pioneer College (NPC) students studying to become registered nurses.
Not knowing where your next meal will come from is a reality for many in rural Arizona. Across the state, more than 1 million people face food insecurity daily.
Are you an artist living in Navajo or Apache County? We want to see your work! Northland Pioneer College (NPC) is accepting entries for the 16th annual Locally Grown juried art exhibit at the college’s Talon Gallery.
Students enrolled in Northland Pioneer College’s (NPC) construction program will be building homes and valuable job skills at NPC’s Holbrook, St. Johns, and Whiteriver locations this upcoming school year.
Northland Pioneer College (NPC) is pleased to announce Jesse Reeck as the new Executive Director of NPC Friends and Family, the college’s non-profit organization that empowers students and promotes lifelong learning through advocacy, volunteerism, fundraising, and scholarships.
Maricopa Community Colleges is proud to announce a groundbreaking partnership with Northland Pioneer College (NPC), establishing a transfer pathway into one of the system’s 11 affordable bachelor’s degree programs.
At the finale of Northland Pioneer College’s (NPC) spring semester, six dedicated employees were acknowledged for their efforts and successful tenures as ambassadors of lifelong learning for students and communities across northeast Arizona.
Northland Pioneer College (NPC) held the first annual Miss Native American Pageant at the college’s Performing Arts Center at the Snowflake/Taylor campus on May 17, 2025.
The tenacity and academic diligence of students enrolled in Northland Pioneer College’s College and Career Preparation (CCP) programs paid off for twenty-nine students who were recognized for their achievements in a ceremony held on May 15 at the Performing Arts Center at the Snowflake campus.
Northland Pioneer College (NPC) celebrated fourteen new Emergency Medical Technician-Paramedic graduates at a ceremony held at the Snowflake Campus Performing Arts Center, May 16, 2025.
On the evening of May 13, 2025, as the newly sparked Greer Fire burned through Apache County and drew emergency crews from across the region for suppression efforts, forty-seven graduates of Northland Pioneer College’s (NPC) fire science program were earning their firefighting certifications.
Congratulations to the Class of 2025! Northland Pioneer College (NPC) celebrated its 51st Commencement on Saturday, May 10, 2025, at the Holbrook Unified School District Football stadium.
Northland Pioneer College (NPC) recognized nursing graduates from the White Mountain, Show Low campus in a ceremony held Thursday, May 8, 2025, at the Snowflake, AZ, Calvary Chapel.
On the evening of May 1, against a backdrop of lively cornhole games, children cheerfully playing in the lush grassy yard, and the rich magnetic melodies of well-known musician Ryan David Orr, students gathered with their friends and families for a meal “on the house” courtesy of The House restaurant and owners Chris and Michelle Corbin
On Wednesday, April 30th, NPC administration, staff, and faculty joined family members and friends of NPC’s Educator Preparation Program Certificate of Proficiency graduates in a completion ceremony recognizing their success.
Northland Pioneer College (NPC) will celebrate its 51st Commencement on Saturday, May 10, 2025, at the Holbrook Unified School District Football stadium, 10th Avenue, to Roadrunner Stadium Rd. Holbrook AZ. General admission and seating begin at 9 a.m.
If you’ve listened closely enough over the past few months, you may have heard sweet melodies and voices ring as you pass Northland Pioneer College’s Performing Arts Center on Wednesday nights. They are the practice sessions for the Silver Creek Singers, a group of 63 singers who have come together from throughout the area to form an adult community choir at Northland Pioneer College.
Over forty students and staff from across Northland Pioneer College took to the streets, roads, and wide-open spaces in observance of Earth Day, April 22, on a mission to make a difference, no matter how large or small.
The Navajo County Community College District Governing Board (DGB), which oversees Northland Pioneer College (NPC), adopted a preliminary 2025-2026 budget at its April 15 meeting. Several key items were highlighted for the upcoming fiscal year. The initiatives emphasize the college’s commitment to helping students, employees, and the communities it serves.
Show Low High School senior Kara Betts, Round Valley High School senior Menelanna LeSueur, and Piñon High School senior Nevaeh Dempsey are the top awardees of Northland Pioneer College’s (NPC) 39th Annual Juried High School Art Exhibit.
