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Emily Griffiths, NCTA recruiting coordinator, is also a professional livestock judge. (NCTA News photo)

NCTA names new recruiter

Veterinary technicians are well prepared for careers in animal care. They are tested on more than 130 skills during the 2-year program for their associate of applied science degree. (Craig Chandler / NCTA News)

Students are the NCTA mission

Camden Wilke of Columbus will begin his college career at NCTA in August. He visits with NCTA Animal Science professor and judging team coach Doug Smith after winning a livestock judging contest in Lincoln. Wilke is one of many recruits who visited NCTA this summer to register for classes. (NCTA photo)

Confidence in NCTA success

Students at the Nebraska College of Technical Agriculture in Curtis evaluate crop residue at the campus farm.Two of these NCTA graduates are pursuing a 4-year degree at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln. (Craig Chandler / NCTA photo)

Accessing higher education in Curtis and beyond

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