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RECRUITMENT | STUDENT ACTIVITIES HOME Academics Admissions Advising Early College Technical Center Customized Training Faculty/Staff More ANC Calendar Virtual Campus Tour Schedule Live Campus Tour Student Clubs & Organizations Campus Map Staff More We would love for you to explore ANC. If you are thinking of attending and would like to see the campus ahead of time, we have two options for your convenience. You can make an appointment to tour the campus physically or you can choose to utilize our virtual tour. Select an option below and start your journey! FOR MORE INFORMATION: Nikki Brown Recruiter and Student Activities Coordinator 870-762-3190 nbrown@smail.anc.edu Sonia Smith Recruiter/Student Activities Specialist 870-762-3105 ssmith@smail.anc.edu Come join me for a tour of campus! Ray | ANC Mascot APPLY NOW SCHEDULE A TOUR <

WELLNESS CENTER HOME Academics Admissions Advising Early College Technical Center Customized Training Faculty/Staff 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. Wellness Center Rules & Regulations are effective for ALL ANC students, faculty & staff, and Community Facilities Card holders. 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 at the Wellness Center front desk. 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 <

ANC LIBRARY HOME Academics Admissions Advising Early College Technical Center Customized Training Faculty/Staff 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. Jaime Gray Bookstore Manager/Library Media Specialist jgray@smail.anc.edu x1227 | 870-780-1227 Bookstore Hours Monday-Thursday 8:00am - 4:00pm Friday 8:00am - 12:00pm <

INTRAMURALS INTEREST HOME Academics Admissions Advising Early College Technical Center Customized Training Faculty/Staff More ANC Intramurals Wellness Center More It is always important to check with your physician before beginning any cardio or strength-training program! Ray | ANC Mascot <

COUNSELING SERVICES HOME Academics Admissions Advising Early College Technical Center Customized Training Faculty/Staff More ANC Foundation Donate Now Other Ways to Donate Ambassadors to Japan Program Golf Tournament Harvest Party More Arkansas Northeastern College has partnered with Families, Inc. to provide on-campus mental health counseling to students, faculty and staff. They are located on campus near the Adams/Vines Library in room L101. Telehealth will also be offered by appointment. To schedule an appointment with a licensed counselor, click the button or scan the QR code below with the camera on your smart phone or tablet. Request for Services <

EMERGENCY INFORMATION HOME Academics Admissions Advising Early College Technical Center Customized Training Faculty/Staff More ANC Security Staff More The ANC website is your resource for up-to-date information about campus alerts, closures and openings during emergencies or inclement weather situations. Please check out our Inclement Weather Policy. In some events, updating the website is not possible. Please check our social media outlets - Facebook, Twitter, Instagram. The ANC App also contains immediate emergency contact information. EMERGENCY PHONES Many classrooms are equipped with an emergency telephone that connects you directly to the ANC operator once the handset is lifted. TEXT MESSAGES & EMAIL ALERTS ANC has a text and email alert system through myANC (portal). Log on to my ANC. After doing this, choose the "Cell Messaging" tab. Once on the cell messaging page, you will be asked to enter your cell phone and email information and follow a few simple instructions. ANC CAMPUS PUBLIC SAFETY In case of emergency, call 911 Blytheville (Main Campus) 870-740-2156 LOCAL POLICE Mississippi County Sheriff's Office 870-762-2243 Blytheville Police 870-763-4411 Leachville Police 870-539-6713 Osceola Police 870-563-5213 LOCAL FIRE DEPARTMENT In case of emergency, call 911 Blytheville Fire Department 870-762-0468 Leachville Fire Department 870-539-6543 Osceola Fire Department 870-563-2022 MEDICAL EMERGENCY/INJURY In case of emergency, call 911 View HEALTH SERVICES for Opioid Rescue Kits/AED Info and Locations. Great River Medical Center (Blytheville) 870-838-7300 SMC Regional Medical Center (Osceola) 870-563-7000 DESIGNATED STORM SHELTERS We've designated storm shelters for facilities on each campus. All rooms on the Main Campus have signs next to them. The areas on the Main Campus that are designated as shelters are clearly marked with the "TORNADO SHELTER" sign below. <

EARLY COLLEGE PROGRAM HOME Academics Admissions Advising Early College Technical Center Customized Training Faculty/Staff 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 19 252 English 19 252 Math 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 Form 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 <

COLLEGE SYLLABUS HOME Academics Admissions Advising Early College Technical Center Customized Training Faculty/Staff More ANC Foundation Donate Now Other Ways to Donate Ambassadors to Japan Program Golf Tournament Harvest Party More MISSION STATEMENT Arkansas Northeastern College is committed to providing accessible, quality educational programs, services, and lifelong learning opportunities. COLLEGE CORE VALUES Academic Excellence Collaboration Inclusiveness and Diversity Innovation Integrity INSTITUTIONAL LEARNING OUTCOMES Institutional General Education The broad knowledge and intellectual concepts as well as the skills and attitudes that Arkansas Northeastern College believes every student receiving an associate degree should possess. (Excerpted from the Higher Learning Commission Criteria for Accreditation, effective January 1, 2013.) General Education Mission To offer programs in general education that provide students with the skills and knowledge to succeed in their academic and career paths. INSTITUTIONAL GENERAL EDUCATION OUTCOMES Information Literacy Identify and locate resources for the investigation of a topic. Analyze and evaluate information for its usefulness and validity. Organize information and cite information resources properly. Quantitative Reasoning Identify the information needed to clarify and solve the problem. Interpret date, perform calculations using the appropriate problem-solving techniques, and analyze the validity of the results. Communicate and defend these results to the appropriate audience. Communication Fluency Compose and present effective prose in argumentative, expository, and/or technical forms to general and specialized audiences. Synthesize multiple credible and relevant sources to support a position. Critical Thinking Evaluate the validity of competing hypotheses and apply appropriate skills to make decisions. Analyze information to support a chosen position with consideration of consequences. Diversity Awareness Recognize and respond effectively to cultural biases. Acknowledge the contributions made by people with different backgrounds. Interact respectfully with persons of diverse backgrounds. Adapt behavior to unfamiliar cultural and social perspectives. NOTICE CONCERNING THE POSSIBILITY OF INTERRUPTION OF INSTRUCTION DUE TO A STATE OF EMERGENCY Arkansas Northeastern College reserves the right to adjust the mode of instructional delivery and the dates included in the Academic Calendar due to a local, state, or national emergency, which includes issues related to COVID-19 Pandemic. ACADEMIC INTEGRITY POLICY ANC promotes academic integrity as the only fair and ethical way to achieve your educational goals. Cheating, plagiarism, collusion, giving or receiving test questions, use of annotated texts or teacher’s editions are all violations of this code. Ultimately, you are held responsible for all college work that you do - inside and outside of class. To help you keep to the level of integrity ANC requires, the College provides the following definitions: INTEGRITY Firm adherence to a code. CHEATING To practice fraud or trickery; to violate rules dishonestly. Examples: giving or receiving test questions/answers; copying computer files from another student; submitting another’s work as your own; using any method to retrieve information in violation of the instructor’s guidelines. PLAGIARISM To steal and pass off (the ideas or words of another) as one’s own, use (another’s production) without crediting the source, to commit literary theft, present as new and original an idea or product derived from an existing source. Examples: using the exact wording of another without the proper use of quotation marks and citations; paraphrasing another’s ideas without giving credit to the producers or writers of the source. COLLUSION Secret agreement or cooperation especially for an illegal or deceitful purpose. Examples: assisting another in an act of academic dishonesty; providing/accepting papers, projects, computer files or test answers to/from another student; allowing another student to copy one’s work, including, but not limited to, essays, term papers, homework assignments, math problems, lab exercises and science lab manuals; working together on an assignment or take-home exam when instructed not to do so; removing tests or answer sheets from a test site; copying test questions, in any form, from the computer screen in an Internet course; allowing another student to view test/quiz items in an Internet course, whether purposefully or negligently (not logging out of myANC in a public area). Academic dishonesty is a serious offense and will not be tolerated at ANC. The following consequences are in effect for all ANC courses: 1st Offense: The instructor will determine the consequences of the academic dishonesty based on his/her policy in the Course Syllabi for that course. The student’s name and documentation of the offense will be submitted to the office of the Dean/Chair of that Division. 2nd Offense: The student will be required to meet with the Division Dean/Chair and/or Chief Academic Officer. At that time, the Dean/Chair and/or VP of Instruction will decide the appropriate consequences of the academic dishonesty, possibly including a failing grade in the course. If the first and second offenses occurred in internet courses, then that student will be banned from enrolling in future internet courses at ANC. Second offense does not have to occur in the same class or same division as the first offense; this policy is in effect for all ANC courses. Instructors have additional policies in effect for their particular courses, and these are clearly stated in the Course Syllabus. Consult with your instructor if you have any doubt as to what constitutes violations of academic integrity in his/her particular course. ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE Arkansas Northeastern College recognizes that AI tools represent both great disruption and great opportunity. ANC wishes to embrace the use of these tools to enhance outcomes and student learning. However, the institution also realizes that AI can be used to plagiarize, cheat, or otherwise defeat the purpose of obtaining a collegiate education. ANC supports the use of AI in circumstances where it facilitates student learning, and not in circumstances where it replaces student learning. Given the myriad uses of such tools and the great variety of programs of study, this must be determined on a case-by-case basis. Therefore, ANC asserts that it is the responsibility of all ANC instructors to provide clear guidelines regarding the use of AI tools in their classes, and it is the responsibility of all students to know and abide by these guidelines. GRADES OF "INCOMPLETE" A grade of "I" (incomplete) is assigned on the final grade roster when a student fails to meet all course requirements for reasons beyond his/her control, ie., illness of the student, or serious illness or death in the family. Procrastination or pressures of work in other courses are not satisfactory reasons for an "I" grade. The "I" grade will be calculated into the grade point average with the appropriate hours attempted and no quality points earned. Students who do not complete the requirements for removal of the "I" grade by midterm of the following fall or spring semester will be assigned a grade of "F." Students who complete the requirements will have the instructor assigned grade posted to the transcript and the grade point average will be adjusted accordingly. ANC STUDENT EMAIL ANC student email is the official means of communication with students on all campuses. Important college-related information will be sent to individual ANC student email accounts. Students are expected to check their email on a frequent and consistent basis in order to stay current with college communications. Types of communication include, but are not limited to: financial aid information, bills, payment deadlines and inclement weather closings. Your email address will be your (first initial)(last name)(last 4 digits of ANC ID number)@smail.anc.edu. The default password will be your full ANC ID number with no spaces or hyphens. If you already created a new password, and forgot that password, email the ANC Helpdesk at anchelp@smail.anc.edu . TITLE IX AND SEXUAL DISCRIMINATION ANC is committed to providing an environment that is free from any sexual harassment. It is the policy of the College to maintain the College community as a place of work and study for staff, faculty, and students free of sexual and gender harassment. Sexual harassment of employees is prohibited under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and sexual harassment of students may constitute discrimination under Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 as amended. Harassment may otherwise be defined under the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission guidelines. Individuals who are subjected to sexual or gender harassment are encouraged to pursue the matter through the established informal and formal grievance procedures. Generally, the informal procedures afford an opportunity to explore a problem and consider alternative means for its resolution. The email for the Title IX coordinator is titleix@smail.anc.edu . ACCOMMODATION STATEMENT Arkansas Northeastern College is committed to providing reasonable accommodations for all persons with disabilities. This College Syllabus is available in alternate formats upon request. Students with disabilities who need accommodations in a course must contact the instructor at the beginning of the semester to discuss needed accommodations. No accommodations will be provided until the student has met with the instructor to request accommodations. Students who need accommodations must be registered with The Coordinator for Admissions and Retention in Statehouse Hall, 870-762-3101. TECHNICAL SUPPORT Brightspace 24/7 Chat Support for students/faculty ANC Helpdesk: 870-780-1262 or anchelp@smail.anc.edu The ANC Helpdesk hours of operation are: Monday-Friday, 8:00am-4:30pm OTHER SERVICES AVAILABLE Advising Center The Advising Center is located in Statehouse Hall in Room S145. The Advising Center advises all new ANC students. Once a student is progressing through his/her program of study, the student will be assigned an advisor in the field of study. Prospective students are provided free practice resources for ACCUPLACER test placement. The Advising Center also houses a Virtual Career Center including career placement services, as well as academic tutoring services for enrolled students. The tutoring services offered are one-on-one tutoring, group tutoring, and group labs for specific classes. TRIO - Student Support Services Student Support Services (SSS) provides services and activities designed to facilitate the academic growth and strengthen the personal and social development of eligible students. In addition to free tutoring, the program offers academic advising, career counseling, personal counseling, study skills workshops, and assistance in applying for financial aid. The program staff also assists students in the transfer process from ANC to four-year institutions. Please refer to the Student Support Services page for more information. Other Support Services Many departments are ready to assist you to reach your educational goals. Be sure to check with your advisor; the Advising Center, Room S145, and Student Support Services, Room W207; to find the right type of support for you. Non-Academic Support Services ANC is dedicated to assisting students by offering a variety of non-academic support services. Please visit the ANC Office of Community Relations page to take advantage of these services. <

ANC FOUNDATION HOME Academics Admissions Advising Early College Technical Center Customized Training Faculty/Staff More ANC Foundation Donate Now Other Ways to Donate Ambassadors to Japan Program Golf Tournament Harvest Party More The ANC Foundation is one of the most successful two-year college foundations in the state. It is directed by a Board of Governors with interest in providing Arkansas Northeastern College financial assistance. The Foundation directly helps students through a large pool of privately funded scholarships. Currently the ANC Foundation has well over $500,000 in endowed scholarship funds as well as many annually funded scholarships. Because many students' problems have financial implications, the Foundation works closely with the Financial Aid Office and the Admissions Office to help students remedy these problems. Hundreds of students are helped each year through ANC Foundation Scholarships . The ANC Foundation also works to build friendships and support for ANC in the community by hosting activities and events each year. Such involvement also increases visibility and awareness of Arkansas Northeastern College and the many opportunities it makes available to the constituency it serves. FOR MORE INFORMATION: Rachel Gifford Vice President for Development & College Relations / Executive Director for The Foundation 870-838-2902 | 870-763-0948 (fax) rgifford@smail.anc.edu Give Online Today! Other Ways to Give GOLF TOURNAMENT The Annual Yamato Kogyo/ANC Foundation Scholarship Golf Tournament is a great time and directly funds student scholarships. FIND OUT MORE HARVEST PARTY The ANC Foundation Harvest Party held annually in fall is a fun night of fundraising and proceeds directly fund student scholarships. FIND OUT MORE AMBASSADORS TO JAPAN PROGRAM Partnership between ANC and the Yamato Kogyo Company chooses and sends 2 students each year for a two-week stay in Japan. FIND OUT MORE OTHER WAYS TO GIVE Looking for a way to help Arkansas Northeastern College and make a difference in the lives of others? GREAT! There are several ways you can give to ANC that help several students. WAYS TO GIVE Cash Gifts • Life Insurance • Bequests • Charitable Remainder Trusts • Appreciated Property • Charitable Lead Trusts GIVE BY CHECK Checks made out to the ANC Foundation are tax deductible and can be mailed to: Attn: Rachel Gifford ANC Foundation 2501 S. Division St. Blytheville, AR 72315 TAX BENEFITS The Arkansas Northeastern College Foundation qualifies as a public charity under federal tax law. Thus, gifts made during a donor's lifetime will result in income tax advantages. CONTINUITY A gift establishing a permanent fund with the Arkansas Northeastern College Foundation will continue to benefit the community well into the future. The size of the fund can be increased at any time through additional gifts. SECURITY The ANC Foundation ensures the best use of each gift through the responsible investment policies of the Foundation's Investment Committee. ACCOUNTABILITY As a community college foundation, the ANC Foundation guarantees that funds will be used in the public interest. The Board of Governors is appointed from leaders of the region who understand the interest of non-profit organizations. OPTIONS Donors may designate the charitable purpose for which gifts are to be used, or they may leave all or part of the decision to the Board of Governors. ETERNAL RECOGNITION When establishing a significant fund, a donor has the opportunity to identify a fund with the name of the donor, a loved one, family member, friend, or an organization. Such funds are open-ended and may be increased at any time by additional gifts. DISCLAIMER The ANC Foundation is not engaged in rendering legal or tax advisory services. For advice and assistance in specific cases, the services of an attorney or other professional advisor should be obtained. The information is provided to give accurate and authoritative information of a general character only. State laws govern wills, trusts, and charitable gifts made in a contractual agreement. Advice from legal counsel should be sought when considering these types of gifts. 1996 Andy Parker Amanda Ryckman 1997 Janice Bragg Misty Watts 1998 Ondreia Ray Michael Stovall 1999 Jansen Cahoon Tonia Person 2000 Katie Hester Christina Weber 2001 Christina Crawford Victory Walker 2002 Ed Bracey Natalie Johnson 2003 Kelley King Rachel Walker 2004 Jonna Clark Hollie Pfeffer 2005 Kaleigh Gates Casey Hill 2006 Krista Haynes Brittany Jarred 2007 Zachary Barnett Brittany Rayburn 2008 Hunter Veach James Whitaker 2009 Chelsea Becker Josh Cooke 2010 Kyle Cassidy Chelsea Pierce 2011 None 2012 Alison Shotwell Hannah Thompson 2013 Blake Carr Aaron O'Neal 2014 Sarah Ellis Danielle Hicks 2015 Tessa Fulling Madison Gifford 2016 India Kuykendall Beth Prater 2017 Brian Reynolds Tyler Joseph Smith 2018 Katie Beth Pankey Jason Smith 2019 Chloe Johnson Lauren Darnell 2020 Canceled due to COVID-19 2021 Canceled due to COVID-19 2022 Canceled due to COVID-19 2023 Grace Shepard Johnathan Perez 2024 Taylor Wiggins Zyranee Carter < AMBASSADORS TO JAPAN PROGRAM Ambassadors to Japan Full Info Ambassadors to Japan Application The Ambassors to Japan Program was born out of the Yamato Kogyo/ANC Foundation Scholarship Golf Tournament, which began in 1991. At that time, Mr. Hiroyuki Inoue, President of the Yamato Kogyo Company, wanted to do something in this area to show his appreciation for the people here. In 1995, Mr. Inoue made an announcement at the tournament inviting students to visit Japan. It was his hope that the students would learn about the Japanese culture and bring that knowledge back to this area. The first ambassadors traveled to Japan in 1996. Since its inception, several ANC students have traveled to Japan through this program. SO, WHAT EXACTLY IS THE PROGRAM? It's an opportunity for our students to travel to Japan for a two-week stay to learn about that country. The trip is totally paid for by the Yamato Kogyo Company with the ANC Foundation paying the airfare. The students usually travel in May immediately following commencement and jut prior to the summer semester. Students stay in hotels, the Yamato Kogyo Dormitory, and the homes of Yamato Kogyo employees — to experience the Japanese way of life. Once they return, the ambassadors are available to speak to classes and organizations, such as Rotary, about their travels. While there, they truly are ambassadors not only for Arkansas Northeastern College or the state of Arkansas, but the United States. HOW ARE THE STUDENTS SELECTED? There is a fairly rigorous selection process. Students meeting the criteria are invited to apply. The criteria includes: 3.0 GPA Enrolled in (9) credit hours or more 30 hours completed Planning to graduate from ANC Ages 18-24 ANC STUDENT AMBASSADORS TO JAPAN TO DATE 1996 Andy Parker Amanda Ryckman 1999 Jansen Cahoon Tonia Person 2002 Ed Bracey Natalie Johnson 2005 Kaleigh Gates Casey Hill 2008 Hunter Veach James Whitaker 2011 None - - - 2014 Sarah Ellis Danielle Hicks 2017 Brian Reynolds Tyler Joseph Smith 2020 Canceled due to COVID-19 2023 Grace Shepard Johnathan Perez 1997 Janice Bragg Misty Watts 2000 Katie Hester Christina Weber 2003 Kelley King Rachel Walker 2006 Krista Haynes Brittany Jarred 2009 Chelsea Becker Josh Cooke 2012 Alison Shotwell Hannah Thompson 2015 Tessa Fulling Madison Gifford 2018 Katie Beth Pankey Jason Smith 2021 Canceled due to COVID-19 2024 Taylor Wiggins Zyranee Carter 1998 Ondreia Ray Michael Stovall 2001 Christina Crawford Victory Walker 2004 Jonna Clark Hollie Pfeffer 2007 Zachary Barnett Brittany Rayburn 2010 Kyle Cassidy Chelsea Pierce 2013 Blake Carr Aaron O'Neal 2016 India Kuykendall Beth Prater 2019 Chloe Johnson Lauren Darnell 2022 Canceled due to COVID-19 < GOLF TOURNAMENT The Annual Yamato Kogyo/ANC Foundation Scholarship Golf Tournament has been a staple at the College for years and has served as an amazing fundraiser to help so many students in our area. Find Out More < Our Testing Center offers accommodations for those with physical and/or learning disabilities. Ray | ANC Mascot <

VIRTUAL CAMPUS TOUR ADAMS/VINES BUILDING HOME Academics Admissions Advising Early College Technical Center Customized Training Faculty/Staff More Schedule an In-Person Tour Adams/Vines Building Allied Health Center Center for Allied Technologies Lawrence Family Campus Statehouse Hall Student Center Sullins Admin Building Wellness Center Campus Map More The additional locations below are parts of this designated area that were not covered in the tour video above. Adams/Vines Recital Hall This area provides a beautiful stage and auditorium with seating for more than 250 guests. ANC choral groups perform in this area. Additionally, ANC has collaborated with the Mississippi County Arts Council to bring all types of entertaining performances on campus to the Recital Hall. Art Gallery This space is used to display various art exhibits by students, the community, and guest artists. The room is open during the day to allow for the viewing of exhibits and displays. General Classroom/Computer Lab The Adams/Vines Building is home to several classrooms and a computer lab. These classrooms and labs are available to students and used for the delivery of courses from all disciplines across campus. Room Locations for Classrooms and Labs: L11 L12 L13 L14 L20 L21 L101 Study Room 1 Study Room 2 Study Room 3 Study Room 4 Workroom 1 Workroom 2 Classroom L102 L103 L104 L105 L106 L107 Room Room Room Classroom Room Room <

PATIENT CARE TECHNICIAN HOME Academics Admissions Advising Early College Technical Center Customized Training Faculty/Staff More Allied Health Home Allied Health Programs Link Staff More Welcome to the Arkansas Northeastern College Patient Care Technician page! The Certificate of Proficiency is awarded upon successful completion of the Patient Care Technician curriculum which includes a Medical Terminology course. Arkansas Northeastern College's Medication Assistant program is committed to providing students the opportunity to acquire the necessary knowledge and skills to successfully pass the certification exam. Those passing the certification exam earn the credential of Certified Patient Care Technician/Assistant (CPCT/A). The Patient Care Technician program is offered at the ANC Main Campus in both the Division of Allied Health and the ANC Secondary Center. FOR MORE INFORMATION: Jackson Neil, BA, BSN, RN Advisor for Nursing & Allied Health jneil@smail.anc.edu 870-838-2984 HANDS-ON TRAINING Gain real-world skills through classroom, lab, and clinical instruction in patient care. CAREER READY Complete the program in one semester and step directly into entry-level healthcare roles. CERTIFICATION ELIGIBLE Prepare to test for the National Healthcare Association’s CPCT/A credential. PATIENT CARE TECHNICIAN ADMISSION Admission to the Patient Care Technician course is open to all students meeting admission criteria: Arkansas Northeastern College operates under a nondiscriminatory policy with regard to race, color, age, religion, sex and national origin. A thorough understanding of the curriculum, policies and standards underlying the Patient Care Technician course is essential for goal-directed behavior and ultimate success in the completion of the program. INFORMATION GUIDELINES Information Guidelines include information about the programs/options, admission criteria, curriculum, program costs, and applications. Patient Care Technician Information Guidelines In just one semester, you'll gain the skills and certification to step confidently into healthcare. Ray | ANC Mascot APPLY NOW SCHEDULE A TOUR <

THE SOLUTIONS GROUP INTERNSHIP PROGRAM HOME Academics Admissions Advising Early College Technical Center Customized Training Faculty/Staff More Advising Center Recruitment & Student Activities The Solutions Group More Welcome to Arkansas Northeastern College's dynamic Internship Program! Our paid internships, facilitated through strong community partnerships, provide students with hands-on experiences that bridge the gap between theory and practice. At ANC, we prioritize real-world skills and connections, ensuring our interns gain valuable insights and a competitive edge in their future careers. Join us in transforming education into action and jumpstart your professional journey with ANC's Internship Program! FOR MORE INFORMATION: Emily Crosskno Associate Vice President for Academic Advising and Career Readiness 870-838-2974 internships@smail.anc.edu To schedule an appointment, scan or click the QR code: IMPORTANT DATES Internship Application Opens August 1, 2025 Internship Application Internship Application Closes Early Decision Deadline: January 1, 2026 Regular Deadline: May 14, 2026 Mandatory Internship Workshop Early Decision Workshop: January 21-22, 2026 Regular Workshop: June 10-11, 2026 Internships Start Fall 2026 CURRENT INTERNSHIP PARTNERS Arcosa Arkansas Steel Processing Aviation Repair Technologies Big River Steel Dawson Employment Service D&L, Inc. Gowan Milling Heraeus Electro-Nite Kagome Lexicon Mid-Continent Aircraft NIBCO Nucor Memphis Nucor Skyline Nucor Steel Arkansas Nucor Yamato Steel SMS group Stracener Brothers Construction United Rentals Zekelman Industries INTERNSHIPS PARTNERS PROGRAM SUMMARY This program is designed for students who wish to pursue careers in the steel or manufacturing industry that require specialized job skills or knowledge. This region is a major source of steel-related occupations and other industrial opportunities. This program will facilitate entry into industry with enhanced opportunities for advancement because of knowledge gained through this degree program. While several courses are directed specifically in the manufacturing industry, the program also provides general industrial training that will be attractive to area employers not related to the manufacturing industry. This program not only offers students specific knowledge and skills to enhance their employment opportunity but also because industry is going to offer internships there will be additional employment opportunities because of exposure to the employers and the workplace. The specific ANC Allied Technologies Internship Program is cohort-based meaning that all students will go to school at the same time, two days per week (unless Welding or HVAC is chosen). Where there are electives to be chosen in the degree program, the cohort will be offered their choice by election; however, the election of electives may be binding upon the cohort. For example, in the last semester of the internship program the student will be enrolled into a three credit hour internship course as an elective. Employer participants will offer an internship for approximately 24 hours per workweek where the interns will work 2-3 days (Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday). Interns are paid a flat hourly rate by the company. Company requirements are flexible. Successful completion of the internship is not a guarantee of employment, nor is employment with the intern sponsor guaranteed; however, students will be given the preference in the employment process, will possess skills or knowledge desirable to the employer, and will have an advantage over other applicants. The internship program is designed to fit the needs of the company. Some companies have opted to select an intern based on prior admission to Arkansas Northeastern College programs. ANC INTERNSHIP APPLICATION CHECKLIST Printable Version ANC Internship Application Checklist DEGREE PLANS OFFERING INTERNSHIPS Associate of Applied Science - Steel Industry Technology Associate of Applied Science - Advanced Manufacturing Associate of Applied Science - General Technology - Welding Associate of Applied Science - Heating and Air Conditioning/Ventilation Associate of Applied Science - Computer Information Systems Associate of Applied Science - Aviation Maintenance Associate of Applied Science - Office Management <