Our division can help you start the career you want in a broad range of fields.
Whether you're ready to make an impact on your community, work with children as an advocate, or protect and uphold the law as a paralegal, we have a program for you.
02/27/2025
Stop by and see us for Fresh Check Day on March 11th from 11-2 in Student Center 108.
We will have a table with our Gamma Beta Phi students and Rachel Ackerman, our Yoga for Life instructor, focusing on gratitude and self-care!
NorthWest Arkansas Community College
02/27/2025
✨Course Spotlight✨
Our Police Administration course focuses on the evolution of police management as well as illustrating current issues in police management and leadership. CMJS 2073 is a fully online 2nd 8 week course that will start on March 10th. Registration for this course is still open until March 11th!
Email us at [email protected] for more information!
NorthWest Arkansas Community College
01/10/2025
✨Course Spotlight✨
Social Problems (SOCI 2033) analyzes major social issues within the US and across the globe, including current news and events around healthcare, mass media, unemployment., and other topics. This course is currently available in person on Monday/Wednesday from 9:00-10:15am on our Bentonville campus - and we have online course options available as well!
Email us at [email protected] for more info.
NorthWest Arkansas Community College
01/10/2025
✨Course Spotlight✨
Our Criminal Investigations course introduces students to the techniques utilized in the location, preservation, and presentation of evidence. CMJS 2053 is an 8 week course that will run Tuesdays and Thursdays from 2:00-4:50pm. Registration for this course is still open until next week, Tuesday January 14th!
Email us at [email protected] for more info or reach out to the instructor at [email protected].
NorthWest Arkansas Community College
12/30/2024
Educators and culinary professionals can join NWACC’s study abroad in Greece and earn professional development CEUs!
11/26/2024
The Melba Shewmaker National Child Protection Training Center offers a unique opportunity for Child Advocacy Studies students to develop their investigative skills in a fully functioning mock home. The training center has been serving NWACC and the community for ten years and approximately 10,000 people have benefited from its training opportunities.
We are in need of a new refrigerator, an audio + video recording system and software license, and two tablets for remote feedback and recording or vehicles used for simulations and training.
Any amount helps! Text NWACCGives14 to 71777 or go to the website at fundraise.givesmart.com/vf/NWACCGives
NWACC Foundation
NorthWest Arkansas Community College
11/07/2024
Help Brighten a Student Family's Christmas: Pickup a Giving Tree Ornament
NWACC faculty, staff, and students can help out a student's family who cannot afford to buy presents for their children by picking up an ornament from the Giving Tree in Burns Hall 1417. Each ornament contains a list of desired presents for children and a QR code to sign up. Simply pick up an ornament from the giving tree, scan the QR code on the ornament, fill out the online form, buy the present, and turn in the presents to Matt Evans (Service Learning Coordinator, Burns Hall room 2221, [email protected], (479) 619-4284) by December 5. This event is sponsored by Career Pathways and the Department of Service Learning. The campaign will run from November 5 to December 5.
10/28/2024
NWACC is going back to Greece next summer! Information meetings next Monday and Tuesday in SC108 at noon. More information available at our website: https://www.nwacc.edu/studyabroad/programs/greecestudyabroad.aspx
This program is open to all majors and for teachers, business professionals, and culinarians for professional development CEUs/Credit!
09/06/2024
The First Amendment and College Protests: A Constitution Day Conversation
WHEN: Wednesday, Sept. 18, 2024, 1:30-2:45 pm CST
WHERE: online via Zoom (email Matt Evans at [email protected] for the link)
What rights do protestors at public colleges and universities have, and what rights do professors, students, and staff have engaged in public debate and free discussion?
How are these rights balanced against the rights against the need for public institutions to prevent discrimination or the ability to maintain an orderly classroom?
How do we see some of these rights in contention within these protests and counter protests over Israel's war in Gaza, as well as other topics?
Timothy Zick, a first amendment expert and constitutional law professor at William & Mary, and Matt Evans, a political science professor at NWACC, explore these questions in an informative conversation to commemorate Constitution Day.
Zick is John Marshall Professor of Government and Citizenship at William & Mary Law School in Williamsburg, VA. He is the author of "Speech out of Doors: Preserving First Amendment Liberties in Public Places"(Cambridge University Press, 2008) and "Managed Dissent: The Law of Public Protests" (Cambridge University Press, 2023).
NorthWest Arkansas Community College
05/15/2024
Check out our Model UN teams fundraiser today from 4:30-9:00pm!
For questions, contact Matt Evans at [email protected]
NorthWest Arkansas Community College