Historic Ag Hall is base for college’s student leaders Monday, September 26, 2022
By Mary Crawford, NCTA NEWS
Each first and third Tuesday of the month at 12:10 p.m., Student Senate members of the Nebraska College of Technical Agriculture gather at the oldest building on campus.
They network and keep student groups informed, offer input to administrators and faculty, discuss policy or campus concerns, or coordinate service projects with Curtis and Frontier County residents.
The 2022 rendition of NCTA fall semester began Aug. 26. Opening day at Agriculture Hall, then the only classroom at the Aggie campus, was Sept. 9, 1913.
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Aggie Discovery Day is October 4 Wednesday, September 28, 2022
By NCTA NEWS
Open enrollment at the Nebraska College of Technical Agriculture is underway in more ways than one.
During NCTA Discovery Days on October 4 or November 14, students and their parents can learn about academic programs, housing, costs, scholarships, application criteria, and more.
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Movie night to benefit cancer research Tuesday, September 27, 2022
By Heath Roberson, NCTA student
Let’s take a trip to the Wild West!
Come down to the old football field in front of Ag Hall on the campus of the Nebraska College of Technical Agriculture at dusk (approximately 7:30 p.m.) on Wednesday, October 5 for movie night.
NCTA Aggie students Bianca Reyes, Cody Flint, and Heath Roberson have coordinated a community benefit with a classic Western film for October’s breast cancer awareness month.
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Seeds of success, tree of knowledge Tuesday, September 20, 2022
By NCTA Dean Larry Gossen, Ph.D.
Happy Autumn!
The Curtis community and our Aggie students at NCTA are noticing and appreciating the gradual outdoor improvements being made around campus.
Slow but sure may best describe some of the upgrades which require bids and contracts through vendors such as for new lighting and paving of streets.
Summertime projects which have extended into the fifth week of fall semester, include landscaping and plantings for the long term.
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College insights shared at EPPs, Discovery Days Wednesday, September 14, 2022
High school students recognize the familiar moniker of a college fair.
More than likely, however, few know that an Educational Planning Program is the same event, just a different name.
Throughout September and October, high schools or community buildings across Nebraska are sites for college fairs.
The Nebraska College of Technical Agriculture at Curtis is among the dozens of universities, trade schools, colleges or post-secondary training programs recruiting prospective students to their school.
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Fall season and NCTA campus events Wednesday, September 14, 2022
By NCTA Dean Larry Gossen, Ph.D.
Greetings from NCTA Campus and Week #4 for the Aggies!
The past three weeks have flown by as Aggie students (and the faculty and staff) have settled into some semblance of routine here on campus. It’s been a wonderful period of getting acquainted with the new students.
The community of Curtis has opened homes, businesses, and churches to welcome our Aggie students. Thank you, everyone!
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A degree and a heifer for three Aggie graduates Wednesday, September 14, 2022
By NCTA NEWS
In Spring of 2022, a final semester of classes at the Nebraska College of Technical Agriculture came with an incentive for three Aggie students.
From farms and ranches in western Nebraska, each applied to the NCTA Heifer Link project and received one animal from the campus herd.
Heifer Link was initiated about a decade ago for NCTA students at Curtis to earn a heifer and begin their herd or add to their cattle enterprise.
Michael Comstock of Harrison, Braden Johnson of Gering, and Ryan Liakos of Bayard were three successful applicants in 2022.
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NCTA application fee waiver begins Friday Monday, September 12, 2022
Nebraska students who apply in the next two weeks for admission to NCTA can request a $45 savings.
Beginning Sept. 16, the fee will be waived for any resident students completing the online, shared application to be an undergraduate next fall (2023-24) at the Nebraska College of Technical Agriculture at Curtis or one of the other NU campuses.
First-time freshmen (high school seniors) and transfer students from Nebraska who are applying between Sept. 16 through Sept. 30 are eligible for the “NUforNE” waiver.
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Small or large, NCTA projects enhance campus for Aggies Wednesday, September 7, 2022
By NCTA Dean Larry Gossen, Ph.D.
Two weeks of classes are completed here at NCTA and everyone is settling in after a busy Labor Day weekend.
We are still getting to know our newest Aggie students, as they are becoming more familiar with the campus and community. Thank you, Curtis, for welcoming them with wonderful hospitality.
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Aggie students eligible for Jurgens Scholarships Tuesday, September 6, 2022
Scholarships of $1,000 or more will be awarded for fall semester to two Aggie students at the Nebraska College of Technical Agriculture.
The Glenn Jurgens Memorial Scholarship is financial assistance for any NCTA freshmen or sophomore students. Applications are due on or prior to Monday, September 19. The awards honor the longtime teacher at the high school and college level.
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