360 Restaurant is latest NMC ProaPerks Member
360 Restaurant is the latest company to sign on as a Northern Marianas College ProaPerks Partner, joining many other businesses and organizations.
Northern Marianas College (NMC)’s Regent Nominating Committee is seeking one (1) prospective individual to serve as a member of its Board of Regents. This prestigious position offers a unique opportunity to contribute to the strategic direction and governance of the College. We invite applications from individuals with diverse backgrounds and experiences who are passionate about higher education and committed to advancing the College’s mission of cultivating stewardship through scholarship.
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Marianas Variety: NMC to help train Corrections officers
NORTHERN Marianas College and the Department of Corrections on Wednesday signed a memorandum of agreement for the training of Corrections cadets.
Saipan Tribune: NMC’s Eliptico resumes role as VP
After serving as the Northern Marianas College’s interim president for the past three years, Frankie Eliptico will resume his role as vice president of Advancement and Administration, as NMC’s new president, Dr. Galvin Deleon Guerrero, begins his term today, July 1.
Vaccines To Be Administered at NMC On July 7
The Commonwealth Health Center Corporation has announced that the COVID-19 vaccine will be administered on Wednesday, July 7, 2021 from 1pm to 5pm at Northern Marianas College on Saipan.
Marianas Variety: Governor reappoints Cepeda, Mafnas to NMC board
GOVERNOR Ralph DLG Torres on Thursday reappointed Northern Marianas College Board of Regents Chairman Charles V. Cepeda and Regent Zenie P. Mafnas to serve another four-year term.
NMC Student Paulaine Sasamoto Completes Data Science Training
Paulaine Sasamoto, a first-year nursing student at the Northern Marianas College, recently completed the one-month 2021 Virtual Summer Data Science Institute through Chaminade University’s Supporting Pacific Indigenous Computing Excellence (SPICE) Grant.