Northland Pioneer College (NPC) invites the public to enjoy the crisp fall weather, along with fun activities for the whole family during the college’s fall Eagle Fest on the eve of the spookiest day of the year, Friday, October 30, from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. at NPC’s Little Colorado campus in Winslow, AZ.
Eagle Fest is free and open to everyone. No tricks, just treats. There will be entertainment for all ages, including live music by local favorite DJ Chip. Free food and beverages will be provided. Interactive booths and demonstrations will spotlight NPC programs, offerings, and student activities. Attendees are encouraged to wear Halloween costumes and compete in the event’s costume contest.
“Eagle Fest gives the public a chance to learn about what NPC has to offer,” explains Dawayne Bahe, a recruiter for NPC. “You’ll be able to meet with instructors and visit with students in many areas of study. We welcome you to experience the exciting learning environment we have here at NPC. You can also tour the campus and learn more about our partnerships with area high schools and local businesses.” Student clubs and organizations will also be on hand, showcasing the many opportunities NPC students have for personal and cultural enrichment.
Parents and youngsters can also learn more about NPC’s fun noncredit classes and summer Kids College program.
For more information, contact recruitment@npc.edu.
Northland Pioneer College serves the residents of Navajo and Apache counties through four regional campuses and five centers with a variety of educational options for academic, career, technical, and personal enrichment. NPC supports each student’s educational goals through affordable tuition, small class sizes, and caring, professional instructors. For more information about NPC programs and services, visit www.npc.edu or call (800) 266-7845.
