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On Monday, December 7th, the Youngstown Campus was honored with a visit by State Senator Joe Schiavoni.
On November 30, Congressman Tim Ryan visited the Youngstown Campus.
Four accounting students from the Youngstown Campus were invited to a luncheon of the Government Affairs Council.
Students recently went on a field trip to the Youngstown Business Incubator.
The Youngstown Campus honored Veterans during an on campus ceremony.
Elizabeth Starks is a medical assisting student at the Youngstown Campus who will be graduating in May.
Willis Smith and his wife Hadiyah are both students at the Youngstown Campus with the intent of improving and expanding their business.
Thomas Burt is a student in the medical assisting associate degree program at the Youngstown Campus.
Students at the Youngstown Campus recently used a newly-devised board game to learn more about World War I.
Student Rick Cormell has found the LabSims very helpful.
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The Youngstown Campus held a ceremony to induct the first Alpha Beta Kappa Honor Society members.
The Youngstown Campus threw a surprise farewell party for an Instructor getting ready to leave for an active-duty tour in Iraq.
Laurie Amendolara was recenty inducted into the Youngstown campus's Club Zero.
Students in the Health Information Technology (HIT) program recently took a field trip to a local hospital.
The Youngstown Campus recently created Club Zero to honor students with perfect attendance.
George McDonnell, Director of IT Programs and Interim CAP Department Chair, will be taking a leave of absence from the Youngstown Campus for active duty in the Navy.
On June 29th, students from Judge Diane Vettori’s Ethics class took a field trip to the Mahoning County Court to witness court cases.
For thirty years, Debbie Love (pictured sitting on the right) was long haul truck driver, but she recently decided to start a new career path.
Mark Flint is in his third term in the information systems engineering program at the Youngstown Campus and he is already positioning himself for success in his desired new career.
Isaiah Rodgers is a motivated young man with a dream of owning his own business one day.
The Youngstown Campus held its first official graduation ceremony on May 28th
Maria Zimbardi is one of the two students in Ohio who competed for and won a $1000 scholarship from Eat ‘N Park Restaurant.
After many years in retail sales with far too many hours and little job stability, Matthew Matta decided to pursue an associate degree.
It all started when a friend told Gina Marek about National College.
On April 7th, a group of surgical technology students at the Youngstown Campus went on a field trip to Saint Elizabeth Family Health Center.
A rally was held on Saturday, April 4th, at the Youngstown Campus.
Erica Williams is a Youngstown native and a National College student with the right attitude.
Youngstown student Jennifer Quesada is in her third term as an administrative office professional major and is getting more and more involved with the College.
The Youngstown Campus celebrates Black History Month.
Student Maria Zimbardi is among many to support the Student Activities Council’s efforts to raise money for Relay for Life.
As an active member of the Youngstown Student Activities Council, Judie Johnson is pictured selling roses and carnations in time for Valentine’s Day.
The Youngstown Campus kicked off American Heart Month on Friday, February 6th with National Wear Red Day.
The Student Activities Council at the Youngstown Campus has been hard at work raising money for the upcoming Relay for Life Campaign.
