VIRTUAL CAMPUS TOUR CENTER FOR ALLIED TECHNOLOGIES HOME About ANC Faculty/Staff Academics Student Affairs Early College Customized Training Bookstore More Schedule an In-Person Tour Center for Allied Technologies Allied Health Center Wellness Center Student Center Sullins Admin Building Statehouse Hall Adams/Vines Building Campus Map More The additional locations below are parts of this designated area that were not covered in the tour video above. Health Science Technology Classroom | Lab The Health Science Technology classroom and lab provides students with core skills and knowledge of medical professions, medical terminology, and common procedures used in multiple healthcare settings. Students who complete all four courses in this program area will be better prepared to enter any of the ANC certificate or degree programs offered by the Allied Health Division, especially ANC's Emergency Medical Technician program, and eventually ANC's Paramedic program. Steel Tech Academy Classroom | Lab Steel Technology uses various small-scale processes that simulate real-world industrial situations. These range from basic electrical circuits to casting copper/aluminum bars using a propane furnace. With industrial partner donations, this room can do basic metallography. This is the process of polishing a steel sample, etching it with an acid, and then analyzing it under an optical microscope. The newest addition to this room will allow students to partake in one of the world’s oldest trades, blacksmithing. Community Room The large multi-purpose community room is used for a variety of events. The hosting of awards ceremonies, professional development sessions, community events, and training seminars take place in this room. It features two projector screens, a sound system, and a catering room. Safety Classroom | Lab In the safety classroom and lab, we provide existing business/industry training in areas such as Lock Out Tag Out, OSHA 10 hour and OSHA 30 hour for General Industry, and other customized training options. As part of the Steel Industry and Advanced Manufacturing degrees, we teach Industrial Safety as a credit class. Part of the WORK Program is the OSHA 10 for General Industry. This room is utilized for customized training in other areas as well as room rentals for our company partners. T106 Conference Room (Tenaris) Room Locations for Classrooms, Labs, and Spaces Available for Room Rental: Classroom T132 Electrical Lab (Dever Industrial) T134 Safety Classroom & Lab (Nucor Steel Arkansas & Nucor Yamato Steel) T133 Computer Lab (Kagome) T139 Advanced Manufacturing Classroom & Lab (DENSO) T138 Mechanical Classroom & Lab (Tenaris) T137 Electrical Classroom (Osceola Power & Light) T135 - T171 Crime Scene Mock-Up T168 Construction Classroom (Zekelman Industries) T166 Construction Lab T165 Conference Room (Tech Center) T145 Medical Professions Classroom & Lab T141 Computer Lab (Nucor Steel Arkansas & Nucor Yamato Steel) T140 Aviation Classroom (Construction Network, Inc.) T238 Non-Destructive Testing Lab (Tenaris) T237 Composites Lab T236 Aviation Complex (ANC Foundation) T230 Mississippi County Electric Cooperative T226 Computer Lab & Library (DENSO) T215 Arkansas Steelmaking Academy Room (SMS group) T214 Multipurpose Room (Nucor Steel Arkansas & Nucor Yamato Steel) T212A Multipurpose Room (Nucor Steel Arkansas & Nucor Yamato Steel) T212 Classroom T207 HVACR Lab (D&L, Inc.) T205 HVACR Classroom (Harold Newcomb) T203 Welding Classroom (Nucor Steel Arkansas & Nucor Yamato Steel) T202 Welding Classroom (Nucor Steel Arkansas & Nucor Yamato Steel) T201 Welding Lab (Claude Bush) T187 <

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DIVISION OF ARTS & SCIENCES HOME About ANC Faculty/Staff Academics Student Affairs Early College Customized Training Bookstore More University Center Staff More Step into the world of possibilities at Arkansas Northeastern College's Division of Arts & Sciences. Embark on a transformative academic journey where your first two college years unfold, offering unparalleled value and educational excellence. Discover a unique opportunity to save significantly on tuition while immersing yourself in a vibrant learning environment led by accomplished educators. The division serves as the central hub for all general education disciplines, encompassing mathematics, science, education, communications, humanities, and the arts. Unleash your potential, fuel your creativity, and forge a path to success that's as distinctive as you are. Join us at ANC, where Empowering Minds ignites a future of boundless opportunities and Inspiring Creativity fuels your dreams. FOR MORE INFORMATION: 870-762-3148 lturner@smail.anc.edu Dustin Kemper Dean for Arts & Sciences 870-762-3146 dkemper@smail.anc.edu SAVE TIME! Experience a seamless transfer of our associate degrees, saving you time and effort. Make your educational journey efficient and hassle-free. SAVE MONEY! Unlock savings! Experience minimal to zero textbook expenses, putting money back in your pocket. Start today. You'll be glad you did. SAVE STRESS! Relieve stress! Discover flexible schedules, expert advisors, and supportive instructors to guide you in your educational journey. ANC made me a better person. Reshard Johnson | ANC Student ASSOCIATE DEGREES Associate of Applied Science (A.A.S.) The Associate of Applied Science (A.A.S.) degree will be awarded to students who successfully complete a program of collegiate level work which is primarily designed for direct employment. The program must include a minimum of 15 semester credit hours of general education courses in English/writing, mathematics, social sciences, and computer applications/fundamentals. A minimum of 30-36 semester hours must be in a technical area. An additional component of the program of study should be a technical core of support courses from other related technical disciplines. The curriculum must require demonstrated mastery of skills and knowledge against specified performance standards in a specific area or discipline. Remedial/developmental education courses must be used for placement purposes only and cannot be used to fulfill degree requirements. 1 A.A.S. Degree: A.A.S. Early Childhood Education This two-year Associate of Applied Science Degree in Early Childhood Education is designed to provide training to students employed or interested in being employed in the child-care or public-school instructional assistance profession. Students will complete a minimum of 60 hours of college credit courses which will educate, train, and provide field experience in early childhood education. The goal of the program is to provide instruction in the basic competencies of early childhood education. The Associate of Applied Science Degree in Early Childhood Education requires successful completion of 61 credit hours with a minimum grade point average of 2.0 and a “C” or above in English Composition I, English Composition II, and the math requirement. FULL INFO APPLY TODAY! Arkansas Median Salary $30,210 National Median Salary $35,550 NATIONAL OVERVIEW Associate of Arts Degree (A.A.) — Transfer Degree The Associate of Arts Degree is designed for students who wish to complete the first two years of a baccalaureate degree and transfer to a senior institution. The A.A. Degree requires successful completion of 60 credit hours with a cumulative 2.00 GPA and a “C” or above in English Composition I (EN12003), English Composition II (EN12013), and the degree math requirement (MA14043 College Algebra or MA14123 Quantitative Reasoning). FULL INFO APPLY TODAY! ANC TRANSFER POLICY COURSE TRANSFER INFO Associate of Arts in Teaching Degree (A.A.T.) — Transfer Degree The Associate of Arts in Teaching degree will be awarded to students who successfully complete a planned program of collegiate level work that is transferable toward a specified baccalaureate degree in teacher education at each participating Arkansas university. This statewide transfer degree is designed to introduce students to the profession of teaching, to increase the number of teacher candidates, to ease transfer from two- to four-year institutions, and to maximize the credit hours taken at the two-year institution. The degree must include the state minimum general education core (35 semester credit hours) that requires courses in English/writing, the humanities and fine arts, history and the social sciences, mathematics, and the natural sciences. The Associate of Arts in Teaching is designed to align with Arkansas state licensure requirements and consists of 63 semester credit hours. Remedial/developmental education courses must be used for placement purposes only and cannot be used to fulfill degree requirements. In order to receive the A.A.T., students must pass a state-approved assessment of reading, writing, and mathematical skills. FULL INFO APPLY TODAY! ANC TRANSFER POLICY COURSE TRANSFER INFO Associate of Science Degree (A.S.) — Transfer Degree The Associate of Science Degree is designed for students who plan to complete a program of study with an occupational objectives with courses that are transferrable toward a specified baccalaureate degree at a college or university. ANC offers A.S. degrees in Business and Childhood Education which require successful completion of 60-64 credit hours and a “C” or above in English Composition I (EN12003), English Composition II (EN12013), and the degree math requirement (MA14043 College Algebra or MA14123 Quantitative Reasoning). 2 A.S. Options: A.S. Childhood Education - Elementary Education (K-6) This two-year Associate of Science Degree in Childhood Education is designed for the student who is interested in transferring to a senior institution and completing a Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education at the K-6 grade levels. This program combines a broad background of courses in elementary education with a concentration in specific areas of emphasis in addition to a sound liberal arts education. To receive an associate’s degree, students must have a grade point average of 2.0 and a “C” or above in English Composition I, English Composition II, and College Algebra. Prior to admission into the Teacher Education Program at Arkansas State University, all students must have a minimum passing score on the Praxis Core tests for reading, mathematics, and writing and an overall GPA of 2.7 or higher OR minimum ACT scores in reading, math, writing and overall composite. Note: Completing the Associate of Science in Childhood Education degree at ANC does not guarantee admission to teacher education programs at four-year receiving institutions. Students planning to transfer to other colleges and universities should contact the transfer institution in advance regarding degree and admission requirements for transfer into their bachelor degree education program. FULL INFO APPLY TODAY! ANC TRANSFER POLICY COURSE TRANSFER INFO Arkansas Median Salary $50,980 National Median Salary $63,680 NATIONAL OVERVIEW A.S. Childhood Education - Mid-Level Education This two-year Associate of Science Degree in Childhood Education is designed for the student who is interested in transferring to a senior institution and completing a Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education for Midlevel. This program combines a broad background of courses in elementary education with a concentration in specific areas of emphasis in addition to a sound liberal arts education. To receive an associate’s degree, students must have a grade point average of 2.0 and a “C” or above in English Composition I, English Composition II, and College Algebra. Prior to admission into the Teacher Education Program at Arkansas State University, all students must have a minimum passing score on the Praxis Core tests for reading, mathematics, and writing and an overall GPA of 2.7 or higher OR minimum ACT scores in reading, math, writing and overall composite. Note: Completing the Associate of Science in Childhood Education degree at ANC does not guarantee admission to teacher education programs at four-year receiving institutions. Students planning to transfer to other colleges and universities should contact the transfer institution in advance regarding degree and admission requirements for transfer into their bachelor degree education program. FULL INFO APPLY TODAY! ANC TRANSFER POLICY COURSE TRANSFER INFO Arkansas Median Salary $52,350 National Median Salary $64,290 NATIONAL OVERVIEW Associate of General Studies Degree (A.G.S.) — Transfer Degree The Associate of General Studies Degree provides flexibility for students with unique needs. Includes transferrable and individual courses, catering to transfer, employment, or enrichment. Choose from Pre-Allied Health, Fine Arts/Performing Arts, Humanities/Social Sciences, or Math/Science. A.G.S. Degree requires 60-66 credits, 2.0 GPA, and "C" or above in English Composition I & II, and Math requirement (College Algebra or Quantitative Reasoning). FULL INFO APPLY TODAY! ANC TRANSFER POLICY COURSE TRANSFER INFO TECHNICAL CERTIFICATES Certificate of General Studies The Associate of Arts Degree is designed for students who wish to complete the first two years of a baccalaureate degree and transfer to a senior institution. The A.A. Degree requires successful completion of 60 credit hours with a cumulative 2.00 GPA and a “C” or above in English Composition I (EN12003), English Composition II (EN12013), and the degree math requirement (MA14043 College Algebra or MA14123 Quantitative Reasoning). FULL INFO APPLY TODAY! Technical Certificate - Child Development The Technical Certificate for Child Development is a one-year certificate that provides the student with the knowledge and skills needed to work with young children and the families they serve. Students gain necessary knowledge about child growth and learning and get hands-on field experiences. Students also learn strategies that will help the childcare professional succeed in the daily routine and requirements of the work place. The technical certificate builds on the certificate of proficiency, and contains courses embedded in the Associate of Applied Science degree in Early Childhood Education. Students must earn a grade of “C” or above in each required course in order to receive a technical certificate from ANC. FULL INFO APPLY TODAY! Technical Certificate - Teaching The Technical Certificate in Teaching is a designed pathway for students wanting to pursue a career in teaching elementary education. The student will gain the foundational knowledge and field experiences needed to work with school age children. The Technical Certificate recognizes 15 hours of specific education coursework, as well as 16 hours of general education coursework that is required on the Associate of Arts in Teaching and beyond. Students must earn a grade of "C" or better in English Composition I and the math requirement. FULL INFO APPLY TODAY! CERTIFICATES OF PROFICIENCY Certificate of Proficiency - Early Childhood Education The Certificate of Proficiency in Early Childhood contains the foundation courses for a person wishing to pursue a career in early childhood (birth through preschool). Students will learn about the Child Development Associate (CDA) application process and the necessary steps to obtain the CDA. Students interested in obtaining the CDA credential through the CDA Council in Washington, D.C., should go to the website, www.cdacouncil.org , for information on all requirements. ANC does not issue the CDA credential. The following courses are required for the Certificate of Proficiency in Early Childhood. Students must earn a grade of “C” or above in each of the required courses in order to receive a certificate of proficiency from ANC. (This series of courses also partially provides the training required to apply for the CDA Credential.) FULL INFO APPLY TODAY! Certificate of Proficiency - Teaching The Certificate of Proficiency in Teaching is a 9-credit hour credential that is designed for students wanting to enter the teaching profession. This CP helps create a beginning pathway for students wanting to obtain higher credentials in education, and eventually obtain a teaching license. The student will gain valuable field experiences and knowledge about teaching roles and responsibilities. FULL INFO APPLY TODAY! < APPLY NOW SCHEDULE A TOUR

WELLNESS CENTER HOME About ANC Faculty/Staff Academics Student Affairs Early College Customized Training Bookstore More Hours of Operation Facilities Intramurals Community Facilities Memberships More Welcome to the heart of holistic well-being at Arkansas Northeastern College – the Briggs/Sebaugh Wellness Center. At ANC, our unwavering commitment to fostering enduring health and vitality is brought to life through a state-of-the-art facility designed for the entire ANC community. Whether you're a student, faculty member, or staff, our Wellness Center offers you the invaluable opportunity to cultivate your physical fitness and engage in spirited intramural activities, all at no cost. And for our neighbors outside the ANC family, worry not, as we extend an open invitation to the community at large, offering membership options that ensure access to this thriving hub of wellness. Come, discover a path to a healthier, more vibrant you right here at ANC's Briggs/Sebaugh Wellness Center. FOR MORE INFORMATION: Dr. Matt McCord Director of Health, Wellness & Recreation 870-838-2914 mmccord@smail.anc.edu Bill Tyer HPER Instructor 870-762-3157 btyer@smail.anc.edu 870-838-2984 FACILITIES The Wellness Center offers top-notch facilities. They are not only used for credit courses and Community Ed classes, but to assist you in reaching your goals. INTRAMURALS Intramurals are a vital part of student life on the ANC campus. Activities such as basketball, flag football, volleyball, table tennis, and more are available. COMMUNITY The Wellness Center is accessible to community members through the purchase of a Community Facilities Card. WELLNESS CENTER HOURS OF OPERATION Monday - Thursday 7:00am - 7:00pm Friday 7:00am - 6:00pm Saturday 8:00am - Noon The Wellness Center will be closed on all holidays observed by ANC and during any scheduled or called campus closing. Check out our ANC Calendar . It is always important to check with your physician before beginning any cardio or strength-training program. FACILITIES AEROBICS ROOM The aerobics room has a large open area for aerobic activity. This room contains ight-weight dumbbells, kettlebells, steps, resistance bands, exercise balls, and jump ropes. The room is also equipped with a TV. EXERCISE ROOM The exercise room features state-of-the-art Nautilus strength training machines. It also features a great cardiovascular area that includes 4 treadmills, 4 ellipticals, 2 StairMaster exercise bikes, and an Octane Ro rowing machine. This room has a set of dumbbells from 5-40lbs. The exercise room is equipped with a TV. GYM The gym includes 2 basketball courts and a volleyball court. INDOOR WALKING/JOGGING TRACK Located on the 2nd floor of the Wellness Center overlooking the gym floor, is the indoor walking/jogging track. 14 laps around the track = 1 mile INTRAMURALS Intramurals are a vital part of student life on the Arkansas Northeastern College campus! ANC usually offers basketball, volleyball, flag football, table tennis, and more depending on interest and number of participants. WHO CAN PARTICIPATE? Intramurals are Co-Ed and any ANC student, faculty/staff, or community facilities member may participate. INTRAMURAL INTEREST FORM If you're interested in intramurals at ANC, please fill out this form and submit it. Thank you so much for your interest! INTRAMURAL INTEREST FORM COMMUNITY FACILITIES MEMBERSHIPS The Briggs/Sebaugh Wellness Center, located on the main ANC campus in Blytheville, AR, is free and open to use for faculty, staff, and current students. Don't feel left out if you don't fit into one of those categories. ANC offers you the opportunity to have a Community Facilities Card. COMMUNITY FACILITIES CARD The Wellness Center is available to the community by purchase of a Community Facilities Card. The Wellness Center Community Facilities Card may be obtained through the ANC Library located at the ANC Main Campus in the Adams/Vines Building. The price of the card is $100 every 6 months or $200 annually. If two members of the immediate family (spouse or legal dependent 17 years or older) purchase a card, the second card will be half price or $50 for 6 months or $100 annually. The discount is limited to one person per family. Cards are purchased for a rolling six month or one year period effective from the date of purchase. Each card will designate the effective and expiration date. Community card holders must present their Community Facilities Card to the Wellness Center front desk and sign-in prior to beginning any fitness activity. Wellness Center Rules & Regulations are effective for ALL Community Facilities Card holders. The Community Facilities Card entitles the individual to utilize the following amenities: Exercise Room Aerobics Room Gym Walking/Jogging Track Scheduled Intramural & Recreational Activities Wellness Center Sponsored Educational Presenters Exceptions The Community Facilities Card DOES NOT include ANC Fitness classes or Community Education classes. If you are interested in any of these classes, please refer to the ANC Community Education schedule for dates and details. I stay in shape and I think I even burn a little brighter by using ANC's Wellness Center! Ray | ANC Mascot <

FACULTY/STAFF DIRECTORY HOME About ANC Faculty/Staff Academics Student Affairs Early College Customized Training Bookstore More Employment Phone, Department & Fax Directories More A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W XYZ More Select a department/division: - Select Department/Division Here - Administration Adult Education Advising Center Allied Health Allied Technologies Arts & Sciences Business Office Career Coach College Relations & Marketing Community Education Community Relations Early College Financial Aid Library MITS Osceola Center Pathways Physical Plant Public Safety Recruitment & Student Activities Solutions Group Student Affairs Tech Center TRIO Administration < Dr. Christopher Heigle President Administration cheigle@smail.anc.edu x1124 870-762-3191 Sullins Administration Building Melissa Arledge Vice President for College and Career Readiness Administration marledge@smail.anc.edu x1247 870-838-2921 Sullins Administration Building A217 Emily Crosskno Associate Vice President for Academic Advising and Career Readiness Administration / Advising Center ecrosskno@smail.anc.edu x1045 870-838-2974 Center for Allied Technologies Rachel Gifford Vice President for Development & College Relations / Executive Director for The Foundation Administration / College Relations & Marketing rgifford@smail.anc.edu x1120 870-838-2902 Sullins Administration Building A205 Dr. Blanche Hunt Vice President for Community Relations Administration / Community Relations bhunt@smail.anc.edu x1174 870-838-2920 Adams/Vines Building L46 Jennifer Johnson Vice President for Finance Administration jnjohnson@smail.anc.edu x1130 870-762-3118 Sullins Administration Building A217 Jim McClain Vice President, Management Information Systems Administration jmcclain@smail.anc.edu x1002 870-838-2910 Sullins Administration Building A219 Ryan Perkins Vice President for Instruction / Chief Academic Officer Administration rperkins@smail.anc.edu x1178 870-762-3151 Sullins Administration Building A211 Mindy Walker Vice President for Student Affairs Administration / Student Affairs / Management Information Technology Services mjwalker@smail.anc.edu x1191 870-838-2945 Statehouse Hall S118 Stacey Walker Associate Vice President for Workforce Development Administration / The Solutions Group / Allied Technologies swalker@smail.anc.edu x1605 870-838-2966 Center for Allied Technologies June Walters Executive Vice President Administration jwalters@smail.anc.edu x1106 870-762-3102 Sullins Administration Building A212 Adult Education < Michael Graham Dean for Secondary Programs Technical Center / Adult Education mgraham@smail.anc.edu x1607 870-838-2934 Center for Allied Technologies T114 Megan Buchanan Adult Education Operations Manager Adult Education mbuchanan@smail.anc.edu x1939 870-780-1278 Sullins Administration Building A219 Terrie Kennett Adult Education Instructor Adult Education tkennett@smail.anc.edu Center for Allied Technologies Miranda Sullivan Adult Education Instructor Adult Education msullivan@smail.anc.edu x1303 Center for Allied Technologies Michelle Walling Adult Education Instructor Adult Education mwalling@smail.anc.edu Department of Corrections LaTanya Wilson Administrative Specialist I, Adult Education/Community Relations Adult Education / Community Relations lwilson@smail.anc.edu x2985 870-838-2970 Outreach Services Center 123 Advising Center < Emily Crosskno Associate Vice President for Academic Advising and Career Readiness Administration / Advising Center ecrosskno@smail.anc.edu x1045 870-838-2974 Center for Allied Technologies Kaci Bell Director for Advising Advising Center kbell@smail.anc.edu x1128 870-762-3115 Statehouse Hall S148 Darrel Carr Advising Specialist, Transfer Programs Advising Center dcarr@smail.anc.edu x1240 870-838-2932 Statehouse Hall S149 Randy Murray Testing & Academic Success Specialist Advising Center rmurray@smail.anc.edu x1161 870-762-3104 Statehouse Hall S147 Jackson Neil Advising Specialist, Nursing & Allied Health Advising Center jneil@smail.anc.edu x1806 870-838-2984 Statehouse Hall S150 Allied Health < Brenda Holifield Dean for Allied Health Allied Health bholifield@smail.anc.edu x1801 870-838-2908 Angela Wren Allied Health Center NAH159 Kim Baxter Lead Instructor/Assistant Professor in Allied Health Allied Health kbaxter@smail.anc.edu x1831 870-762-3127 Angela Wren Allied Health Center 165 - - - Associate Degree Nursing Instructor Allied Health email@smail.anc.edu x1814 870-824-6257 Angela Wren Allied Health Center NAH166 Lisa Childers Hernandez Dental Assisting Program Director/Associate Professor in Dental Assisting Allied Health lchilders@smail.anc.edu x1808 870-780-1210 Angela Wren Allied Health Center NAH164 Elizabeth Edge Practical Nursing Instructor Allied Health eedge@smail.anc.edu x1813 870-780-1237 Angela Wren Allied Health Center Courtney Kueter Associate Degree Nursing Instructor Allied Health ckueter@smail.anc.edu x1809 870-780-1222 Angela Wren Allied Health Center NAH167 Kyra Langley Clinical/Sim Coordinator / Associate Professor in Associate Degree Nursing Allied Health klangley@smail.anc.edu x1525 870-838-2991 Angela Wren Allied Health Center NAH169 Taylor Leal Dental Assisting Instructor Allied Health tleal@smail.anc.edu x1802 870-72-3140 Angela Wren Allied Health Center NAH158 Dianne Miller Assistant Professor in Associate Degree Nursing Allied Health dmiller@smail.anc.edu x1804 870-780-1224 Angela Wren Allied Health Center NAH171 Dr. John Murrell EMS Program Director/Instructor Allied Health jmurrell@smail.anc.edu x1805 870-780-1285 Angela Wren Allied Health Center NAH163 Tonya Pankey Associate Dean for Allied Health/Associate Professor in Nursing Allied Health tpankey@smail.anc.edu x1811 870-780-1223 Angela Wren Allied Health Center NAH172 Gloria Stromire Coordinator/Assistant Professor in Practical Nursing Allied Health gstromire@smail.anc.edu x1803 870-780-1225 Angela Wren Allied Health Center NAH161 Kameron Tucker Administrative Analyst for Allied Health Allied Health ktucker@smail.anc.edu x1830 870-780-1228 Angela Wren Allied Health Center NAH142 Jill Vernon Administrative Specialist I, Allied Health Allied Health jvernon@smail.anc.edu x1807 870-780-1254 Angela Wren Allied Health Center NAH160 Dr. Kimberly Weathers Coordinator/Assistant Professor in Associate Degree Nursing Allied Health kweathers@smail.anc.edu x1812 870-780-1286 Angela Wren Allied Health Center NAH170 Shauna Winchester Coordinator/Associate Degree Nursing Instructor Allied Health swinchester@smail.anc.edu x1810 870-780-1229 Angela Wren Allied Health Center NAH168 Allied Technologies < Stacey Walker Associate Vice President for Workforce Development Administration / The Solutions Group / Allied Technologies swalker@smail.anc.edu x1605 870-838-2966 Center for Allied Technologies Heather Carlton Assistant Professor, Business Technology Instructor Allied Technologies hcarlton@smail.anc.edu x1157 870-762-3132 Sullins Administration Building B7 Austin Coleman Welding Instructor Allied Technologies acoleman@smail.anc.edu x1450 870-762-3147 Center for Allied Technologies Allen Holmquist Steel Industry Technology Instructor Allied Technologies aholmquist@smail.anc.edu x1421 870-762-3183 Center for Allied Technologies T168 Meghan Brown Assistant Director, Secondary Tech Center Allied Technologies / Technical Center mbrown@smail.anc.edu x1615 870-780-1291 Center for Allied Technologies T156 Jessica Smith CIS/Networking Instructor Allied Technologies jsmith@smail.anc.edu x1411 870-762-1211 Center for Allied Technologies T153 Rick Sones Industrial Technical Skills Electrical Systems Specialist Allied Technologies rsones@smail.anc.edu x1431 870-763-6222 Center for Allied Technologies Floyd Stegall Industrial Technology Instructor Allied Technologies fstegall@smail.anc.edu x1404 870-780-1204 Center for Allied Technologies Michael Street Aviation Maintenance Instructor Allied Technologies mstreet@smail.anc.edu x1758 870-762-2726 Center for Allied Technologies Mark Wester Instructor of Mechanical Systems The Solutions Group / Allied Technologies mwester@smail.anc.edu x1609 870-780-1270 Center for Allied Technologies T115 Arts & Sciences < Dustin Kemper Dean for Arts & Sciences Arts & Sciences dkemper@smail.anc.edu x1173 870-762-3146 Sullins Administration Building C1 Ginger Berry Physical Science Instructor Arts & Sciences gberry@smail.anc.edu x1169 870-762-3155 Sullins Administration Building C15 Mallory Burnette English Instructor Arts & Sciences mburnette@smail.anc.edu x1172 870-780-1287 Sullins Administration Building C6 Jonathan Carmack English Instructor Arts & Sciences jcarmack@smail.anc.edu x1213 870-762-3147 Sullins Administration Building C8 Courtney Dodd Mathematics Instructor Arts & Sciences cdodd@smail.anc.edu x1221 870-838-2947 Sullins Administration Building C11 Michael Fisher Fine Arts/Humanities Instructor Arts & Sciences mfisher@smail.anc.edu x1142 870-780-1263 Sullins Administration Building B107 Nicole Freeman Biology/Life Sciences Instructor Arts & Sciences nfreeman@smail.anc.edu x1179 870-762-3152 Sullins Administration Building C13 Kim Hart Education Coordinator / Instructor Arts & Sciences khart@smail.anc.edu x1220 870-762-3166 Sullins Administration Building C16 Dr. Jillian Hartley Professor of History & Political Science Arts & Sciences jhartley@smail.anc.edu x1168 870-762-3141 Sullins Administration Building C2 Cameron Klein English Instructor Arts & Sciences cklein@smail.anc.edu x1210 870-762-3149 Sullins Administration Building C3 Lance Morris Professor of Biology Arts & Sciences lmorris@smail.anc.edu x1149 870-762-3156 Sullins Administration Building C107 Rick Stanfield Instructor Arts & Sciences rstanfield@smail.anc.edu x1184 870-838-2992 Center for Allied Technologies Emily Thomasson Assistant Professor of Mathematics Arts & Sciences ethomasson@smail.anc.edu x1181 870-762-3153 Sullins Administration Building C11 Leanna Turner Administrative Specialist I, Faculty Arts & Sciences lturner@smail.anc.edu x1175 870-762-3148 Sullins Administration Building C109 Bill Tyer Health, Physical Education, and Recreation Instructor Arts & Sciences btyer@smail.anc.edu x1516 870-762-3157 Briggs/Sebaugh Wellness Center W103 Dr. Gary Yarbrough Professor of Psychology/Director of Accreditation and Assessment and HLC Liaison Officer Arts & Sciences gyarbrough@smail.anc.edu x1170 870-762-3143 Sullins Administration Building C8 Business Office < Nina Johnson Payroll Services Specialist Business Office njohnson@smail.anc.edu x1137 870-762-3122 Sullins Administration Building A107 Rene Marshall Fiscal Support Specialist Business Office rmarshall@smail.anc.edu x1135 870-762-3120 Sullins Administration Building A103 Tina Moody Fiscal Support Specialist Business Office tmoody@smail.anc.edu x1132 870-838-2954 Sullins Administration Building A103 Mariana Reyes Controller Business Office kreyes@smail.anc.edu x1130 870-762-3118 Sullins Administration Building B208 Career Coaches < Sara Creecy Lead Career Coach Career Coach sjcreecy@smail.anc.edu 870-838-9905 - - - Destinee Dillard Career Coach Career Coach ddillard@smail.anc.edu 870-923-0673 - - - Mary Gaston Career Coach Career Coach mgaston@smail.anc.edu 870-838-9903 - - - Robilyn Key Career Coach Career Coach rkey@smail.anc.edu 870-838-9901 - - - Blythe Mullins Career Coach Career Coach bmullins@smail.anc.edu 870-838-9902 - - - Kirsten Riley JAG College Success Coach Career Coach kriley@smail.anc.edu x1048 Adams/Vines Building L46 Kelsey Stallings Career Coach Career Coach kstallings@smail.anc.edu 870-838-9904 - - - College Relations & Marketing < Rachel Gifford Vice President for Development & College Relations / Executive Director for The Foundation Administration / College Relations & Marketing rgifford@smail.anc.edu x1120 870-838-2902 Sullins Administration Building A205 James Hartley Dean for Marketing & Digital Services College Relations & Marketing jehartley@smail.anc.edu x1147 870-780-1208 Sullins Administration Building B112 Danny Graham Creative Media & Marketing Specialist College Relations & Marketing dgraham@smail.anc.edu x1164 870-838-2957 Sullins Administration Building B201 Community Education < Ammi Tucker Director, Off-Campus Centers Osceola Center / Community Education atucker@smail.anc.edu x1301 870-563-6261 Osceola Center Chasity Kirk Administrative Specialist II, Osceola Center Osceola Center / Community Education ckirk@smail.anc.edu x1300 870-563-3236 Osceola Center Community Relations < Dr. Blanche Hunt Vice President for Community Relations Administration / Community Relations bhunt@smail.anc.edu x1174 870-838-2920 Adams/Vines Building L46 Sonya Lane Administrative Assistant II, Community Relations Community Relations slane@smail.anc.edu x1205 870-762-3163 Adams/Vines Building L104 Willie Williams Director for Outreach Community Relations wwilliams@smail.anc.edu x1244 870-762-3178 Adams/Vines Building L103 LaTanya Wilson Administrative Specialist I, Adult Education/Community Relations Adult Education / Community Relations lwilson@smail.anc.edu x2985 870-838-2970 Outreach Services Center 123 Regina Winford Case Manager for 100 Families Initiative Community Relations rwinford@smail.anc.edu x1122 870-762-3117 Adams/Vines Building L30 Early College Program < Austyn Turner Coordinator for Early College Early College Program aturner@smail.anc.edu x1401 870-780-1201 Sullins Administration Building A120 Melissa Donner Early College Specialist Early College Program mdonner@smail.anc.edu x1405 870-780-1285 Sullins Administration Building A120 Chelsey Ellis Early College Specialist Early College Program cellis@smail.anc.edu x1229 870-762-3168 Sullins Administration Building A120 Financial Aid < KeTierra Jones Director for Financial Aid Student Affairs / Financial Aid kjones@smail.anc.edu x1116 870-762-3108 Statehouse Hall S120 Holly Harris Financial Aid Advisor Student Affairs / Financial Aid hharris@smail.anc.edu x1115 870-762-3129 Statehouse Hall S119 Michelle Chapman Financial Aid Advisor Student Affairs / Financial Aid mchapman@smail.anc.edu x1117 870-762-3107 Statehouse Hall S122 Jessica Tippy Financial Aid Advisor Student Affairs / Financial Aid jtippy@smail.anc.edu x1062 870-780-1217 Statehouse Hall S121 Library < Karen Ellis Director for Library & Audiovisual Services Library kellis@smail.anc.edu x1234 870-762-3172 Adams/Vines Building Library L19 Amber Heigle Bookstore Manager/Library Media Specialist Library aheigle@smail.anc.edu x1227 870-780-1227 Sullins Administration Building Bookstore Ana Mabry Library Support Assistant Library amabry@smail.anc.edu x1231 870-762-3189 Adams/Vines Building Library Management Information Technology Services (MITS) < Mindy Walker Vice President for Student Affairs Administration / Student Affairs / Management Information Technology Services mjwalker@smail.anc.edu x1191 870-838-2945 Statehouse Hall S118 Jim McClain Special Assistant for Data Integrity Management Information Technology Services jmcclain@smail.anc.edu x1002 870-838-2910 Sullins Administration Building A219 James Odom Dean, Management Information Technology Services Management Information Technology Services jodom@smail.anc.edu x1182 Sullins Administration Building A114 Tachmonite Butler Associate Dean, Management Information Technology Services Management Information Technology Services tbutler@smail.anc.edu x1150 870-762-3125 Sullins Administration Building A115 Brandon Curl Computer Support Specialist Management Information Technology Services bcurl@smail.anc.edu x1156 Sullins Administration Building A113 Brad Lewis Computer Support Specialist Management Information Technology Services blewis@smail.anc.edu x1111 870-838-2956 Sullins Administration Building A113 Risa Mann HR/MITS Assistant Human Resources / Management Information Technology Services rmann@smail.anc.edu x1165 870-762-3139 Sullins Administration Building A112 Osceola Center < Ammi Tucker Coordinator for Osceola Center & Community Education Osceola Center / Community Education atucker@smail.anc.edu x1301 870-563-6261 Osceola Center Stacy Clark Assistant Director for Educational Opportunity Center TRIO / Osceola Center sclark@smail.anc.edu x1304 870-563-3236 Osceola Center Chasity Kirk Administrative Assistant I, Osceola Center Osceola Center / Community Education ckirk@smail.anc.edu x1300 870-563-3236 Osceola Center < Isabella Campbell Director for Career Pathways Career Pathways icampbell@smail.anc.edu x1204 870-762-3162 Adams/Vines Building L49 Kristen Gibbs Career Pathways Advisor Career Pathways kgibbs@smail.anc.edu x1189 870-780-1264 Adams/Vines Building L103B Brandi Leaks Career Pathways Advisor Career Pathways bleaks@smail.anc.edu x1188 870-780-1256 Adams/Vines Building L103A Career Pathways < Public Safety < Johnnie Johnson Public Safety Security Officer, Supervisor Public Safety jjohnson@smail.anc.edu x1011 870-740-2156 Sullins Administration Building D4 Alton Chambers Public Safety Security Officer Public Safety x1190 Sullins Administration Building D4 Bryndon Dunn Public Safety Security Officer Public Safety x1190 Sullins Administration Building D4 David Kemper Public Safety Security Officer Public Safety x1190 Sullins Administration Building D4 Nakiska Leaks Public Safety Security Officer, Wilson Center Public Safety x1190 Wilson Center Daylon "Shawn" Sanford Public Safety Security Officer Public Safety x1190 Sullins Administration Building D4 Carl Wilson Public Safety Security Officer Public Safety x1190 Sullins Administration Building D4 Recruitment & Student Activites < Nikki Brown Recruiter and Student Activities Coordinator Recruitment & Student Activities nbrown@smail.anc.edu x1008 870-762-3190 Statehouse Hall S121 Sonia Smith Admissions Counselor / Recruiter Recruitment & Student Activities ssmith@smail.anc.edu x1162 870-762-3105 Statehouse Hall S114 Physical Plant < Stacey Walker Associate Vice President for Workforce Development Administration / The Solutions Group / Allied Technologies swalker@smail.anc.edu x1605 870-838-2966 Center for Allied Technologies Jernal Woods Director of Industrial Training The Solutions Group jwoods@smail.anc.edu x1606 870-762-3197 Center for Allied Technologies T109 Ibrahim Alisic Lead Welding Instructor The Solutions Group ialisic@smail.anc.edu x1449 870-762-3192 Center for Allied Technologies Torian Bell Arkansas Steelmaking Bootcamp Coordinator The Solutions Group tbell@smail.anc.edu x1759 870-838-2962 Center for Allied Technologies T220 Steve Clark Instructor of Industrial Electricity and Electronics The Solutions Group sclark2@smail.anc.edu x2999 870-824-6253 Center for Allied Technologies T129 Leeton Ellis Arkansas Steelmaking Bootcamp Instructor The Solutions Group lellis@smail.anc.edu x1607 Center for Allied Technologies T114 Allen Holmquist Steel Industry Technology Instructor The Solutions Group / Allied Technologies / Technical Center aholmquist@smail.anc.edu x1421 870-762-3183 Center for Allied Technologies T168 Anthony Mula Instructor for Electricity & Electronics The Solutions Group amula@smail.anc.edu x1608 870-838-2959 Center for Allied Technologies T111 Adron Poole Arkansas Steelmaking Bootcamp Instructor The Solutions Group apoole@smail.anc.edu x1604 870-762-5534 Center for Allied Technologies T110 Michael Smith WAGE & WORK Program Coordinator / Perkins Coordinator The Solutions Group msmith@smail.anc.edu x1602 870-780-1270 Center for Allied Technologies Mark Wester Instructor of Mechanical Systems The Solutions Group / Allied Technologies mwester@smail.anc.edu x1609 870-780-1270 Center for Allied Technologies T115 The Solutions Group Instructor Credentials < Ibrahim Alisic Education Mercyhurst University - Associate of Science Certifications/Awards Certified Welding Inspector Certified Welding Educator First Aid CPR/AED Instructor United Rentals Core 4 Heavy Equipment Operator Core 4 Heavy Equipment Trainer NCCER Certified Educator SMAW Certified Welder Skills & Qualifications GMAW, FCAW, GTAW, SMAW, SAW Carbon Steel, Stainless Steel, Aluminum, Copper and Nickel Oxy-fuel Welding and Cutting Exothermic Cutting Process Carbon Arc Gouging - - - Education empty Certifications/Awards empty Austin Coleman Education Technical Certificate - Welding Certifications/Awards Quality Inspector NCCER Educator Thread Inspector Auditor Crane Operator CNC Operator Core 4 - Heavy Equipment Operator Leeton Ellis Education Arkansas Northeastern College, A.A.S. Certifications/Awards OSHA Authorized General Industry Trainer 994-2023 Nucor Steel Arkansas/Nucor Steel Louisiana Mobile Equipment Trainer Overhead Crane Operator Cutting & Welding Fabrication - - - Education empty Certifications/Awards empty Allen Holmquist Education Bachelor of Science Metallurgical Engineering - South Dakota School of Mines and Technology Certifications/Awards Certified Weld Inspector (CWI) OSHA General Industry Qualified Trainer Skills & Qualifications MIG, TIG, SMAW Welding Processes Sheet Metal Fabrication Certified Weld Instructor (CWI) Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) - Dye Penetrant (PT), Magnetic Particle (MT), Ultrasonic Testing (UT), Visual Testing (VT) SQL/Aqua Data Automotive Mechanics Auto Body Anthony Mula Education Associate of Applied Science - Instructor of Technology and Military, Community College of the Air Force Associate of Applied Science - Avionic Systems Technology, Community College of the Air Force Skills/Qualifications/Certifications Programmable Logic Controllers Allen Bradley / Siemens & Eaton May 2022 Civilian Mentoring Connection Development Program (Graduate July 2022) March 2022 2021 Traditional Cat. II Civilian Instructor of the Year 365 TRS November 2021 Enhanced Learning and Instructional Techniques Course (ELITE), Keesler AFB March 2021 Civilian Instructor of the Quarter for 782 Training Group 1 February 2018 Advanced Communicator/Competent Leader Toastmasters International August 2004 Senior Non-Commissioned Officer Course January 2003 Air Education and Training Command Master Instructor Certificate September 2002 Non-Commission Officer Academy Adron Poole Education Mississippi County Community College Central Christian University, Bachelor of Arts Arkansas Paraprofessionals Certification Certifications/Skills/Qualifications 1990-2005 Nucor Yamato Steel Utility Man Safety & First Responder Trainee First Aid CPR Instructor Proficiency Training Overhead Crane Operation Forklift Operation Oxy-fuel Welding & Cutting Scott Creecy Physical Plant Director Physical Plant screecy@smail.anc.edu x1196 870-762-3159 Sullins Administration Building D6 Danny Kennedy Assistant Plant Director Physical Plant dkennedy@smail.anc.edu x1190 870-762-3159 Sullins Administration Building D4 Vicki Ellis Administrative Specialist I, Physical Plant Physical Plant vellis@smail.anc.edu x1190 870-762-3158 Sullins Administration Building D4 Thomas Barron Jr. Maintenance Assistant Physical Plant x1190 Sullins Administration Building D4 Rebecca Burchard Institutional Services Assistant Physical Plant x1190 Sullins Administration Building D4 Teresita Cashman Maintenance Assistant Physical Plant x1190 Sullins Administration Building D4 Richard Greer Institutional Services Supervisor Physical Plant x1190 Sullins Administration Building D4 Maria Hall Institutional Services Assistant Physical Plant x1190 Sullins Administration Building D4 Karen Higgs-House Institutional Services Assistant Physical Plant x1190 Sullins Administration Building D4 Debra McCone Institutional Services Assistant Physical Plant x1190 Sullins Administration Building D4 Ronald Payne Institutional Services Assistant Physical Plant x1190 Sullins Administration Building D4 Brandon Raines Maintenance Technician Physical Plant x1190 Sullins Administration Building D4 Michael Siegler Maintenance Assistant Physical Plant x1190 Sullins Administration Building D4 Brandy Sims Institutional Services Assistant, Wilson Center Physical Plant x1190 Wilson Center Kenyota Smith Maintenance Assistant Physical Plant x1190 Sullins Administration Building D4 Catalina Turner Institutional Services Assistant Physical Plant x1190 Sullins Administration Building D4 Landrum "Landy" Wheeler Coordinator of Facilities, Wilson Center Physical Plant lwheeler@smail.anc.edu 870-623-4690 Lawrence Family Campus - Wilson Center Mindy Walker Vice President for Student Affairs Administration / Student Affairs / Management Information Technology Services mjwalker@smail.anc.edu x1191 870-838-2945 Statehouse Hall S118 Justin Branch Administrative Specialist I, Student Affairs Student Affairs jbranch@smail.anc.edu x1103 870-838-2955 Statehouse Hall Michelle Chapman Financial Aid Advisor Student Affairs / Financial Aid mchapman@smail.anc.edu x1117 870-762-3107 Statehouse Hall S122 Holly Harris Financial Aid Advisor Student Affairs / Financial Aid hharris@smail.anc.edu x1115 870-762-3129 Statehouse Hall S119 Candis Hattiex Administrative Specialist II, Student Affairs Student Affairs chattiex@smail.anc.edu x1050 870-838-2981 Statehouse Hall S113 KeTierra Jones Director for Financial Aid Student Affairs / Financial Aid kjones@smail.anc.edu x1116 870-762-3108 Statehouse Hall S120 Courtney "Nicki" Kennon Coordinator for Admissions and Retention Student Affairs ckennon@smail.anc.edu x1119 870-762-3101 Statehouse Hall S115 Rosemary Lowe Registrar Student Affairs rlowe@smail.anc.edu x1105 870-762-3182 Statehouse Hall S117 Dr. Matt McCord Director for Health, Wellness, and Recreation Student Affairs mmccord@smail.anc.edu x1528 870-838-2914 Briggs/Sebaugh Wellness Center W100 - - - Admissions Analyst Student Affairs email@smail.anc.edu x1246 870-762-3180 Statehouse Hall S114 Jessica Tippy Financial Aid Advisor Student Affairs / Financial Aid jtippy@smail.anc.edu x1062 870-780-1217 Statehouse Hall S121 Solutions Group VIEW THE SOLUTIONS GROUP INSTRUCTOR'S CREDENTIALS < Michael Graham Dean for Secondary Programs Technical Center / Adult Education mgraham@smail.anc.edu x1607 870-838-2934 Center for Allied Technologies T114 Jennifer Adcock Medical Professions/Allied Health Instructor Technical Center jadcock@smail.anc.edu x1438 870-780-1238 Center for Allied Technologies Austin Coleman Welding Instructor Technical Center / Allied Technologies acoleman@smail.anc.edu x1450 870-762-3147 Center for Allied Technologies Allen Holmquist Steel Industry Technology Instructor The Solutions Group / Allied Technologies / Technical Center aholmquist@smail.anc.edu x1421 870-762-3183 Center for Allied Technologies T168 Meghan Brown Assistant Director, Secondary Tech Center Allied Technologies / Technical Center mbrown@smail.anc.edu x1615 870-780-1291 Center for Allied Technologies T156 Jessica Smith CIS/Networking Instructor Allied Technologies / Technical Center jsmith@smail.anc.edu x1411 870-762-1211 Center for Allied Technologies T153 Floyd Stegall Industrial Technology Instructor Allied Technologies / Technical Center fstegall@smail.anc.edu x1404 870-780-1204 Center for Allied Technologies Dr. Bernard Veasley Construction Technology Instructor Allied Technologies bveasley@smail.anc.edu x1446 870-762-3187 Center for Allied Technologies T167 Student Affairs < Technical Center < TRIO < Lisa McGhee Director for TRIO TRIO lmcghee@smail.anc.edu x1238 870-762-3174 Briggs/Sebaugh Wellness Center Trina Anderson Assistant Director for Student Support Services TRIO tanderson@smail.anc.edu x1252 870-762-3181 Briggs/Sebaugh Wellness Center Stacy Clark Assistant Director for Educational Opportunity Center TRIO / Osceola Center sclark@smail.anc.edu x1304 870-563-3236 Osceola Center Brooke Siegler Assistant Director for Educational Talent Search TRIO bsiegler@smail.anc.edu x1422 870-838-2933 Sullins Administration Building B11 Denese Bogard Education Advisor, Educational Opportunity Center TRIO dbogard@smail.anc.edu x1104 870-762-3185 Sullins Administration Building B15 Michea' Caruthers Administrative Specialist I, Educational Talent Search TRIO mcaruthers@smail.anc.edu x1425 870-838-2912 Sullins Administration Building B116 Jaime Gray Administrative Specialist I, Educational Opportunity Center TRIO jgray@smail.anc.edu x1428 870-838-2961 Sullins Administration Building B116 Tonya Harris TRIO Activity Specialist TRIO tharris@smail.anc.edu x1447 870-838-2913 Briggs/Sebaugh Wellness Center W214 Jamica Jacobs Education Advisor, Educational Talent Search TRIO jjacobs@smail.anc.edu x1424 870-838-2928 Sullins Administration Building B13 Leslie Lewis Retention Coordinator, Student Support Services TRIO llewis@smail.anc.edu x1243 870-762-3177 Briggs/Sebaugh Wellness Center Sylvia McChristian Administrative Specialist II, Student Support Services TRIO smcchristian@smail.anc.edu x1148 870-762-3186 Briggs/Sebaugh Wellness Center Jennifer Perkins Education Advisor, Educational Talent Search TRIO jperkins@smail.anc.edu x1437 870-824-0008 Sullins Administration Building B12 Greg Turner Education Advisor, Educational Talent Search TRIO gturner@smail.anc.edu x1423 870-838-2928 Sullins Administration Building B14 - - - Education Advisor, Educational Opportunity Center TRIO email@smail.anc.edu x1143 870-762-3184 Sullins Administration Building B16

THE SOLUTIONS GROUP HOME About ANC Faculty/Staff Academics Student Affairs Early College Customized Training Bookstore More Solutions Group Home Training Facilities Internship Program Clients & Partners Arkansas Steelmaking Academy Arkansas Steelmaking Bootcamp GREDF Staff More Arkansas Northeastern College's Center for Allied Technologies opened August 17, 2018. The 90,000 square foot facility features the headquarters for the College's customized training force — The Solutions Group, including general purpose classrooms, electrical classroom/lab, mechanical classroom/lab, safety classroom/lab, HVACR classroom/lab, computer classroom, and large multi-purpose room. Additionally, a world-class welding laboratory is available for students. ANC Tech Center students from area high schools are being served on the ANC Main Campus by classroom and lab facilities for Aviation Maintenance, Construction, Industrial Technology, Medical Professions, and Welding. The design incorporates a computer lab specifically for the ANC Tech Center. Also featured is an aviation complex, combination non-destructive testing (NDT) and composites laboratory, and general purpose classrooms to fully accommodate ANC's Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) certified Aviation Maintenance program. Other related facilities include an aircraft apron, paint booth, tool room and compass rose. The building features a two-story height aviation room, welding lab, and glass entrance tower to add to the Center's distinctiveness and appeal. The Center is home to the Arkansas Steelmaking Academy (a partnership with the SMS group) which began operations in 2019. By partnering with SMS, the Arkansas Northeastern College has become a satellite training hub for North America as a cost-effective way to gain knowledge of cutting edge techniques in steelmaking and processing. The agreement between ANC and SMS group allows companies to save the costs of overseas travel by providing a North American option for the renowned TECademy training. The ANC Center for Allied Technologies impressively mixes high-tech and industrial components into an educational delivery mode. The cost to complete this facility was approximately $14.4 million. Distinctive features at the main entrance are the 52-foot vestibule tower, an entrance garden honoring the late John Correnti, an internation flag court featuring flags representing over two dozen corporate and private donors who supported construction costs of the Center, and the Harry L. Crisp II display installed in 2021. The display is a lasting way to highlight Mr. Crisp and his generosity. It is a striking showpiece to greet those who enter the Center that brings a piece of the College's history to the forefront. ROOM RENTAL Room Reservation Fee $250 - $350 per day depending on the room Includes classroom, water, and coffee All rooms include projector, whiteboard, internet, WiFi, computer Onsite Catering Options The Sunshine Grille 870-780-1259 <

VIRTUAL CAMPUS TOUR JOHN P. SULLINS ADMINISTRATION BUILDING HOME About ANC Faculty/Staff Academics Student Affairs Early College Customized Training Bookstore More Schedule an In-Person Tour Center for Allied Technologies Allied Health Center Wellness Center Student Center Sullins Admin Building Statehouse Hall Adams/Vines Building Campus Map More The additional locations below are parts of this designated area that were not covered in the tour video above. General Classroom | Lecture Hall Found just to the right of entering the C-Wing of the John P. Sullins Administration Building is the Lecture Hall. This large classroom provides sloped seating and is uniquely shaped in an arch. The curved tables and seats are attached to maintain spacing and allows for maximum accommodation with views of the instructor and the large board/screen for materials to be displayed. General Science Lab ANC has four large science laboratories located on the C-Wing of the John P. Sullins Administration Building. They are conveniently located near the Lecture Hall and other classrooms. These labs accommodate Biology, Physical Science, Chemistry, Anatomy & Physiology, and Geology. Labs are equipped with high quality microscopes and all other lab equipment and supplies needed for students to engage in the laboratory sciences. Solar Panels On April 29, 1977, United States Vice President Walter F. Mondale announced that the College was awarded a $6.3 million federal grant to build the nation's first community college solar photovoltaic prototype facility. Although the solar panels never completely powered the college, the information gathered by the federal government was vital to the study of harnessing solar energy. The federal government cut funding for the project in 1983, citing low productivity and cost of upkeep. The solar panels remained until 1999 when they were removed, and a parking lot was constructed. One solar panel was kept for historical remembrance, and it is located outside the Student Center for viewing. A101 Conference Room Room Locations for Classrooms, Labs, and Spaces Available for Room Rental: Room numbers that start with an "A" are located in the A Concourse or the main lobby area of the building, those that start with "B" are located down the B Concourse or the hallway closest to the Clock Tower, rooms that start with a "C" are located in the C Concourse or the hallway that leads into the Sunshine Grille. If the number starts with "1", it is located on the ground floor, and numbers that start with a "2" are upstairs in their corresponding concourses. Business Office A103 MITS A112 ZOOM Room A108 Classroom B109 Classroom B108 Choir Room B104 Theatre Rehearsal Room A119 Computer Classroom B204 Computer Classroom B203 Homework Computer Lab B202 Classroom B115 Classroom B113 Pathways Computer Lab B111 Classroom B110 Classroom C207 Classroom C206 Classroom C203 Classroom C202 Classroom C111 Classroom | Anatomy & Physiology Lab C110 Classroom | General Biology Lab C108 Microbiology | Chemistry Lab C106 Physical Science Lab C104 Classroom C103 Lecture Hall C102 Classroom C101 Computer Classroom B207 Computer Classroom B206 <

TESTING CENTER HOME About ANC Faculty/Staff Academics Student Affairs Early College Customized Training Bookstore More General Test Info TEAS Testing Placement Testing Accuplacer CLEP Proctoring Test Accommodations Additional Services Tutoring Center More The Testing Center at Arkansas Northeastern College operates by appointment only to provide students with a focused and efficient testing experience. We kindly request that all testers arrive at least 15 minutes before their scheduled exam, equipped with a valid photo ID. Our testing center is open to serve you on Mondays, Wednesday, and Thursdays from 8:00am to 4:30pm. Should you have any inquiries or concerns, please don't hesitate to reach out to us. Your success is our priority. FOR MORE INFORMATION: 870-762-3104 testingcenter@smail.anc.edu Schedule a Testing Appointment TEAS TESTING The Test of Academic Essential Skills (TEAS) testing is required for ANC's RN and LPN programs. ACCUPLACER TESTING The Accuplacer is a placement test that is untimed and is divided in 3 sections — Math, Reading, and Writing. OTHER ASSESSMENTS The ANC Testing Center offers multiple assessment testing — graduate assessment, NOCTI, CLEP, and more. IMPORTANT GENERAL TESTING INFORMATION Proper ID All tests require a picture identification. With no photo identification, you WILL NOT be allowed to test. Acceptable identification varies depending on exam. Examples include: ANC or High School Picture ID State Issued Driver's License or ID Passport Dress Comfortably Wear layered clothing to minimize the distraction of discomfort during test. Inclement Weather If ANC is closed due to inclement weather, testing will be canceled or postponed. If you are scheduled for an exam on a date when inclement weather is predicted or has occurred, please check the ANC website or Facebook page for closing information. Rescheduling is at the responsibility of the tester. Availability Each test session has limited seating; therefore, testers are required to register ahead of the testing session. All reservations are first come, first served. Late admittance for in-person test sessions is not allowed 30 minutes after test reservation. Prohibited Materials Cell phones and other electronic devices must be turned OFF, not just on silent, during testing. Using or answering phones during testing is grounds for immediate dismissal from the Testing Center and invalidates test scores. Accuplacer & Calculators The Accuplacer Exam prohibits the use of any calculator other than the built-in calculator provided in the exam system. Accommodations are possible through ANC Disability Services. Violators of this will have their test scores invalidated, including their Reading and Writing scores and be forced to reschedule. Graduate Testing ANC Graduate Testing is based on individual majors. The chart below will help guide graduates to determine testing needed for the graduating major. See below to schedule testing session. The Testing Center is available during the normal business hours of 8:00AM-4:30PM, Monday-Friday. Please contact us if you have any questions or concerns through email or by phone testingcenter@smail.anc.edu or 870-762-3104. When calling, leave a detailed message and we will get back to you as soon as possible. Degree Categories Test Needed All transfer degrees (AA, AS, AGS) ETS Proficiency Profile AAS/Computer Information Systems NOCTI Computer Technology AAS/Office Management NOCTI Administrative Assistant All transfer degrees (AA, AS, AGS) ETS Proficiency Profile AAS/Early Childhood NOCTI Basic Cares < TEAS TESTING ANNOUNCEMENT TEAS LPN and RN Pre-Admission Testing for Fall 2023 is NOW AVAILABLE. The TEAS dates and seating availability is posted below. The cost of the exam is $70 and will be paid to the ANC Business Office after you have scheduled your appointment. Nursing (RN & LPN) applicants may take the TEAS exam twice per application period . It is recommended applicants test once in the Fall and once in the Spring prior to the April 15th application deadline. If students choose to test twice in the same semester, they must wait a minimum of four weeks after the first exam before taking the second exam. Applicants may access the Information Guidelines that include the application for the RN Program and LPN Program. TEAS Testing Dates 8 seats are available for all testing dates. Day Date Time Thurs 9:00am October 10, 2024 Tues Wed Mon Fri Thurs Wed Tues Tues Fri Tues Thurs 1:00pm 9:00am 1:00pm 9:00am 1:00pm 9:00am 1:00pm 1:00pm 9:00am 1:00pm 9:00am October 15, 2024 October 23, 2024 October 28, 2024 November 1, 2024 November 7, 2024 November 13, 2024 November 19, 2024 December 3, 2024 December 6, 2024 February 4, 2025 February 13, 2025 Wed Fri Mon Wed Tues Thurs Wed February 19, 2025 February 28, 2025 March 3, 2025 March 12, 2025 March 18, 2025 March 20, 2025 April 2, 2025 1:00pm 9:00am 1:00pm 9:00am 1:00pm 9:00am 1:00pm Fri April 4, 2025 9:00am Wed Tues April 9, 2025 April 15, 2025 1:00pm 9:00am Thurs, Oct 10, 2024 @ 9am Tues, Oct 15, 2024 @ 1pm Wed, Oct 23, 2024 @ 9am Mon, Oct 28, 2024 @ 1pm Fri, Nov 1, 2024 @ 9am Thurs, Nov 7, 2024 @ 1pm Wed, Nov 13, 2024 @ 9am Tues, Nov 19, 2024 @ 1pm Tues, Dec 3, 2024 @ 1pm Fri, Dec 6, 2024 @ 9am Tues, Feb 4, 2025 @ 1pm Thurs, Feb 13, 2025 @ 9am Wed, Feb 19, 2025 @ 1pm Fri, Feb 28, 2025 @ 9am Mon, Mar 3, 2025 @ 1pm Wed, Mar 12, 2025 @ 9am Tues, Mar 18, 2025 @ 1pm Thurs, Mar 20, 2025 @ 9am Wed, Apr 2, 2025 @ 1pm Fri, Apr 4, 2025 @ 9am Wed, Apr 9, 2025 @ 1pm Tues, Apr 15, 2025 @ 9am To register for the TEAS Exam, please click the button below: Schedule a Testing Appointment After you register for your exam, please contact: Testing Center at 870-762-3104 or testingcenter@smail.anc.edu for further information. < Our Testing Center offers accommodations for those with physical and/or learning disabilities. Ray | ANC Mascot CLEP (COLLEGE LEVEL EXAMINATION PROGRAM) Testers needing to take the CLEP exam must: Call the Testing Center at 870-762-3104 and make an appointment. CLEP testers need to schedule their test at least a week in advance. After being approved by the Testing Center, the tester is required to pay the fee online through the College Board website and receive an exam ticket number before confirming scheduled testing date. The Testing Center will want a copy of the CLEP ticket and CLEP ticket number before confirming scheduled testing date. For additional information about the CLEP exams, please visit the College Board website . Current and potential ANC students are encouraged to read the most up-to-date version of the ANC course catalog as well as the information on the CLEP website before scheduling an exam. < APPLY NOW SCHEDULE A TOUR PLACEMENT TESTING In accordance with Section 19 of Act 1052 of 1987, all learners must demonstrate mastery of basic skills in writing, reading, and mathematics. ANC will accept ACT and Accuplacer scores within five (5) years of the testing session. ANC follows the guidelines put forth by the Arkansas Department of Higher Education . Placement scores are available upon request with proper documentation. For more information, contact the Testing Center. ACCUPLACER TESTING Accuplacer testing is a computer-based assessment commonly used by colleges and universities in the United States to determine students' readiness for college-level coursework. It consists of sections in reading, writing, and mathematics, with questions adapting in difficulty based on previous responses. The results aid in customized course placement, helping institutions decide whether students need remedial courses or are prepared for college-level classes. Accuplacer Study Material The Accuplacer is being offered on the ANC campuses (Blytheville, Osceola, and Leachville). Accuplacer Downloadable Study Material Accuplacer Study App Accuplacer & Calculators The Accuplacer prohibits the use of any calculators other than the built-in calculator provided in the exam system. Accommodations are possible through ANC Disability Services — to set up accommodations, contact them. Violators of this will have their test scores invalidated, including their Reading and Writing scores and be forced to reschedule. Operation Locations ANC offers Accuplacer placement testing on the Main campus in Blytheville, satellite campuses in Leachville and Osceola. For any questions about scheduling an exam at the ANC Blytheville campus, please contact the Testing Center at 870-762-3104 or email us at testingcenter@smail.anc.edu . Accuplacer placement testing is available at the other ANC campuses as follows: Blytheville - Main Campus By appointment only, schedule appointments Osceola Center By appointment only. For more information about appointments, call 870-563-3236. Leachville Center By appointment only. For more information about appointments, call 870-539-2393. Center for Allied Technologies By appointment only. This Testing Center is mainly for overflow testing sessions during high testing periods. For more information about appointments, call 870-780-1200. Requesting Placement Test Scores To request a copy of your placement test scores, please fill out the Placement Score Request Form . NOTE: If you are requesting COMPASS scores, please read the following before requesting your scores from Arkansas Northeastern College: Beginning January 1, 2017, COMPASS removed ANC's access to tester placement scores. < < PROCTORING SERVICES Proctoring ANC Tests ANC Faculty looking to have their tests proctored by the ANC Testing Center should contact the Testing Center to make an appointment and must complete the Exam Proctoring Cover Sheet , regardless if the exam is computer-based or paper and pencil. If the Instructor intends to test their entire class with the Testing Center, they will need to attach a copy of their class roster with the Exam Proctoring Cover Sheet. In filling out the form, be sure to complete all the information and include any specific instructions that the Test Proctor will need to administer the test, including the materials allowed during testing. Testing for Other Colleges ANC will proctor tests for learners taking correspondence courses from other accredited colleges and universities. Call in advance to set an appointment. Testers will be asked to fill out information for the Testing Center's records. The tester's instructor is responsible for providing all the necessary information to administer the exam before the scheduled testing session. The tester is responsible for connecting with the Testing Center for test sessions and other needs and also connecting their instructor with the ANC Testing Coordinator for proctoring needs. < TEST ACCOMMODATIONS Testers that require special accommodations for physical and/or learning disabilities, must visit Admissions & Student Services in Statehouse Hall to discuss any and all paperwork needed to identify the accommodations needed for testing. Testers will need to make an appointment to take their exam a few days to a week in advance, as most exams require special arrangements. <

ANC LIBRARY HOME About ANC Faculty/Staff Academics Student Affairs Early College Customized Training Bookstore More Online Card Catalog Bookstore Information Oral Histories Staff More ANC Library Adams/Vines Building 870-762-3189 Hours Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays 8:00am - 4:30pm Mondays & Wednesdays 8:00am - 6:30pm The ANC Library has a fully automated card catalog. Online Card Catalog ANC LIBRARY Opened in 1993, our library supports the instructional programs of Arkansas Northeastern College by providing learning resources for students and faculty as well as to members of our community. The ANC Library is staffed with personnel who help to access and obtain educational materials. The library's collection includes books, electronic journals and databases, nursing periodicals, and local newspapers. The online databases — EBSCO, ProQuest, Credo Reference Online, and Gale Health and Wellness Resource Center — offer students access to newspaper articles, reference books, and journals which may be used for research. The library also offers digital magazines through Flipster. Desktop computers are also located in the library. They are linked to printers and are equipped to provide internet access, as well as access to Microsoft Office. The library is a member in the Online Computer Library Center system. The interlibrary loans available to the library through OCLC offers the ability to borrow resources from other libraries when needed. The library also offers private study rooms which are suitable for either individuals or groups. anc.ecampus.com The Arkansas Northeastern College online bookstore also has a physical location on campus where you can order textbooks and pick them up when they arrive. It's a valuable resource for any questions you may have. Amber Heigle Bookstore Manager/Library Media Specialist aheigle@smail.anc.edu x1227 | 870-780-1227 Bookstore Hours Monday-Thursday 8:00am - 4:00pm Friday 8:00am - 12:00pm <

EARLY COLLEGE PROGRAM HOME About ANC Faculty/Staff Academics Student Affairs Early College Customized Training Bookstore More Enrollment Process Early College Scholarships Forms Important Dates & Deadlines Counselor Info & Docs ANC at a Glance College & Career Readiness Staff More Arkansas Northeastern College's Early College Program offers qualified students the opportunity to earn college credit prior to high school graduation. The program, which is appropriate for college-ready high school students, allows for acceleration of the high school experience while preparing for advanced educational opportunities or the workforce. Because high school students earn college credit, participation in this program can significantly reduce the overall time and expenses associated with a college education. Students gain exposure to the academic challenges of college while in their supportive high school environment. FOR MORE INFORMATION: Austyn Turner Coordinator for Early College 870-780-1201 aturner@smail.anc.edu SAVE MONEY ANC's Early College: Cost-effective option for college credits. 2 scholarships cut higher ed costs substantially. SAVE TIME Enroll in ANC's Early College for on-time graduation. Get a transferable college transcript after high school for your chosen institution.. CHALLENGE YOURSELF ANC's Early College: Elevate academics, gain an edge with challenging college-level courses. Start your college journey strong. BENEFITS OF CONCURRENT CREDIT Saves out-of-pocket costs on classes that go toward ANC degrees and certificates Increases academic opportunities Allows students to explore various career fields Allows students to develop job skills Ensures that students are better prepared for college when enrolled as a full-time student Seamless transfers to other colleges < EARLY COLLEGE ENROLLMENT PROCESS Meet with an ANC Career Coach, high school counselor, or other Early College support staff to determine eligibility. Complete an Early College application packet (includes application, registration form, and a copy of qualifying test scores) by the set deadline for specific term. Complete the eLearner orientation tutorial (if taking courses online). COURSE REQUIREMENTS ACT ACCUPLACER Reading English Math 19 252 19 252 19 260Q < ACADEMIC & FINANCIAL AID POLICIES Credit attempted and earned through this program will be posted to a college transcript and become a part of the student's permanent academic and financial aid record. The grades earned, as well as credit attempted and earned, will be included in all grade point averages and completion rates to determine satisfactory progress for both academic and financial aid calculations. < EARLY COLLEGE FORMS FOR STUDENTS Early College Program Admission Application Early College Program Handbook Early College Program Registration & Student/Parent Agreement Course Drop/Withdrawal Form Official Transcript Request Form < COUNSELOR INFORMATION & DOCUMENTS Early College Course Table for Counselors Early College Program Admission Application Early College Program Registration & Student/Parent Agreement ANC Orientation Nucor Diploma² Advising Template Course Drop/Withdrawal Form Official Transcript Request Form < ANC AT A GLANCE! Print-ready version Through our Early College Program, qualified students have the opportunity to earn college credit prior to high school graduation. Ray | ANC Mascot APPLY NOW SCHEDULE A TOUR <

HOME More OUR HISTORY On December 17, 1974, the voters of Mississippi County approved the establishment of a community college district and the levying of a three mill tax to finance construction of the new campus. The State Board of Higher Education and the State Legislature had previously approved establishment of the institution. Governor Dale Bumpers appointed a nine member Board of Trustees who began a search for a President for the institution. Dr. Harry V. Smith, selected as the first President of the College, began service in February 1975, and served unto October 1, 1983, when he was succeeded by Dr. John P. Sullins. An administrative team and faculty were assembled, and on August 25, 1975, classes began for the first time in renovated, temporary facilities located in the former Sudbury Elementary School at 200 South Lake Street in Blytheville. Approximately 800 students enrolled for credit the first term. Non-credit community service courses began with an additional 500 students in the spring term. In February 1976, the Board of Trustees purchased 80 acres of land for construction on South Highway 61. THE 1970s ANNIVERSARY EVENTS We're going to be celebrating our 50 years of existence and we'd love for you to celebrate with us. Plan to join us for the following events. 50th Anniversary Celebration April 9, 2025 | Drop-in: 3:00pm-6:00pm Special remarks: 4:00pm Statehouse Hall Honors Plaza Free food, DJ, games for kids, free t-shirts while supplies last, & more! OPEN TO THE PUBLIC! PRESIDENTIAL REMARKS Watch as Arkansas Northeastern College's current and past presidents share their thoughts and experiences in this special video, reflecting on the college’s journey and its lasting impact on students and the community. ORAL HISTORIES Well, if you're here, you're at least curious about the College's history. Be sure to visit our Oral Histories page to listen to a curation of recorded histories about the College, agriculture in our area, our local steel industry, and more. Visit Oral Histories Site 1974 Mississippi County voters establish community college district & pass property tax millage to create Mississippi County Community College COLLEGE TIMELINE From MCCC to ANC, take a leisurely stroll through the College's history. 1975 Dr. Harry V. Smith hired as founding President 1975 First classes held in former Sudbury School on Lake Street 800 students enroll for Fall 1975 1977 First commencement ceremony held at First Baptist Church in Blytheville 1975 The first Board of Trustees was established and the first meeting was held 1977 ANC Foundation incorporates 1977 $6.3 million solar grant obtained providing main source of funds for permanent Main Campus THE 1980s < 1980 Main Campus is completed Hosts Energy Expo '80 1983 Dr. John Paul Sullins appointed as the College's 2nd President 1984-1985 MCCC Suns earn #2 National Junior College Athletic Association (NJCAA) ranking nationally as part of a 32-1 season 1989 G Building completed 1989 $1 million Bush Endowment received by ANC Foundation THE 1990s 1991 Harry L. Crisp Center donated to the College 1992 University Center concept launches, allowing students to earn bachelor and master degrees locally 1992 Intercollegiate athletics discontinued 1993 Adams/Vines Library & L-Building completed thanks to $1.8 million gift 1997 Student Support Services (SSS) launches, giving MCCC full compliment of TRIO programs, joining Educational Talent Search (ETS) and Educational Opportunity Center (EOC) 1999 Osceola Center completed and located on the Osceola High School campus, replacing prior retrofitted locations 1996 The newsletter The Thursday Report was launched. The newsletter was added to and later became ANC NewsLink 1986 "B" Annex & Student Lounge construction completed 2001 Statehouse Hall completed Claude Bush Honor Plaza with Clock Tower completed Perimeter "College Drive" completed 2002 Physical Plant facility completed 2003 NIBCO Children's Care Center completed THE 2000s THE 2010s 2005 Dr. Robin Myers appointed as the College's 3rd President 2005 ADTEC (Arkansas Delta Training & Education Consortium) formed with three other colleges 2005 ANC Technical (Secondary) Center launches to serve area concurrent credit high school students in workforce-related fields 2005 Career Pathways Initiative launches 2006 Briggs/Sebaugh Wellness Center completed THE 2020s 1995 Leachville Center rebuilt after fire destroyed previous center 1996 Japan Ambassadors program starts in partnership with Yamato-Kogyo, Ltd. 1996 The Solutions Group launches 2010 Career Coaches program begins in partnership with local high schools 2012 Arkansas Department of Workforce Services locates on ANC Main Campus 2012 Angela Wren Nursing & Allied Health Center completed 2013 Dr. James R. Shemwell appointed as the College's 4th President 2003 Mississippi County Community College and Cotton Boll Technical Institute merge to form the Arkansas Northeastern College 2014 Early College Program beings 2015 Sunroom completed 2004 1,500+ acres of Trimue land donated with annual farm rents creating scholarship/aid fund for the College 2016 Ray becomes ANC mascot 2016 Faculty Ranking program adopted 2016 Courtyard Amphitheatre completed 2007 Great River Promise begins 2016 The ANC App is launched 2007 College Café (now Sunshine Grille) operation insourced 2009 ACME (Aircraft & Metals Engineering) Center opens 2014 ANC Choirs perform at the Vatican 2019 SPARK magazine introduced to showcase local elementary artwork and introduce young students to ANC Partnered with the Arts Council of Mississippi County to advance cultural enrichment through music, theatre, visual arts, and dance 2016 Economic Security Report of 2015 demonstrates that ANC graduates out-earn associate & bachelor grads from other colleges and universities in Arkansas 2020 Created and introduced virtual campus tour for student recruitment Converted most in-person coursework to remote delivery as a response to the COVID-19 pandemic 2021 Harry L. Crisp, II display revealed in the Center for Allied Technologies 2016 ANC named Best Online College in Arkansas 2017 Nucor Diploma² Scholarship & program begins 2018 Center for Allied Technologies facility officially opens 2023 Dr. Christopher Heigle appointed as the College's 5th President 2023 $1.2 million grant helps launch the Arkansas Steelmaking Bootcamp 2024 ANC hosts Total Eclipse Party at the Leachville Center to coincide with the historic total solar eclipse 2018 Partnership between ANC & SMS group forms the Arkansas Steelmaking Academy to become sole North American hub for SMS group's prestigious TECademy 2022 The Steel Tech Academy formed through a partnership between Arkansas Northeastern College, U. S. Steel, and Entergy Arkansas 2022 Walk-a-Mile event started to share experiences and perspectives with people of all ages and backgrounds while walking a mile around the Main Campus 2011 Connections magazine launched PHOTO COLLECTION Have fun checking out this photo collection of random pics around the College through the years! 2024 Tech Center launches a competitive Robotics Team 2024 Repurposed and renovated the former Workforce building and launched the new Services Outreach Center 2024 The College was gifted property valued at $29 million in Wilson, AR by Gaylon Lawrence and his family. This property became The Lawrence Family Campus - Wilson Center

THE SOLUTIONS GROUP HOME About ANC Faculty/Staff Academics Student Affairs Early College Customized Training Bookstore More Solutions Group Home Training Facilities Internship Program Clients & Partners Arkansas Steelmaking Academy Arkansas Steelmaking Bootcamp GREDF Staff More The Arkansas Steelmaking Academy was born from the partnership between Arkansas Northeastern College and SMS group. The Arkansas Steelmaking Academy is North American satellite training hub for the world-renowned TECademy. IF INTERESTED IN TRAINING OR YOU HAVE QUESTIONS: Stacey Walker Associate Vice President for Workforce Development 870-838-2966 swalker@smail.anc.edu CONVENIENTLY LOCATED The Arkansas Steelmaking Academy is the North American training hub for SMS specific courses. CUSTOMIZED TRAINING Course content and schedules can be customized to fit the needs of the company and participants. GRANT ASSISTANCE With the Arkansas Steelmaking Academy, Arkansas-based companies qualify for grant assistance. HOW WE STARTED Doug Dunworth, Chief Operating Officer of SMS group Inc., met with then Arkansas Northeastern College President Dr. James Shemwell and his staff to finalize an agreement creating the Arkansas Steelmaking Academy (ASA) on January 31, 2018. SMS group prides itself on being a leading partner in the world of metals not only in North America but throughout the world. Headquartered in Germany, SMS group's largest market is steel production. The company provides world-class new equipment and actively supports operations by devising solutions throughout the process from melting and casting to rolling and finishing. SMS group serves clients such as Nucor Steel and Big River Steel located in Mississippi County, Arkansas, as well as many other manufacturers across the country. Because of this, a North American-based training operation centrally located in Arkansas should benefit both the company and many of the clients it serves. "By partnering with SMS, the Arkansas Northeastern College can become a satellite training hub for North America as a cost effective way to gain knowledge of cutting edge techniques in steelmaking and processing," said former President Dr. James Shemwell. The agreement between ANC and SMS group will allow companies to save the costs of overseas travel by providing a local option for the renowned TECademy training. TRAINING Trainings include... Hydraulics Basic and Expert Process Controls Extrusion Mechanical Extrusion Hydraulics. PRIMARY INSTRUCTORS Lawrence Gibbons , SMS group Scott Follett , The Solutions Group <