NW Clark News

For the past four years, Greg Nielsen has taught a project-based Core Humanities class at UNR that focuses on Native American experiences and indigenous perspectives, which is why he’s the perfect choice for leading the first of four Book Club discussions that comprise this year’s Faculty for Radical Empowerment and Enlightenment (FREE) Learning Community at TMCC.

Feeling & Healing Presented by CAPS on November 9

An educational group experience focusing on education about mental health, coping skills and empowerment.

How Much Can A Medical Assistant Make In a Year?

Medical assistants are a vital part of the medical field. They work closely with doctors and nurses to help them provide care to patients.

Join us for the 2021 Open House

The Office of Admissions & Recruitment is excited to host Nevada State College’s Open House on Tuesday, November 16, 2021 from 5 to 8:00pm.

Fighting the good fight: How Jake Clark is saving one warrior at a time

“The cure is always painful; relief is always temporary. We are a relief-seeking culture writ large.”

BFA Exhibition – “Human Vacation” on November 8-11

This semester’s BFA exhibition schedule presents two artists weekly.

Alumni Spotlight: Respiratory Therapy Graduate Sholanda Henry

Ready for a new direction in her life, Sholanda knew she wanted to help others and found Pima Medical Institute’s Respiratory Therapy program was the start that she needed.

Faculty Q&A with Director of Clinical Education at Carrington Pleasant Hill

Todd McCarl is the Director of Clinical Education at Pleasant Hill Carrington College. Todd is an advocate of excellent patient care and is dedicated to teaching and running the clinical program.

People who feel invincible hinder COVID-19 fight

People who consider themselves to be invincible may be undermining efforts to control the COVID-19 pandemic, say researchers at the College of Business at the University of Nevada, Reno.

Need Funds? Apply Now!

While higher education has never been cheap (especially if time is money!), this fall TMCC has good news to share: students have a unique opportunity to see if they qualify for additional support thanks to the American Rescue Plan!

Last man to walk on the Moon visits University November 10

Retired NASA astronaut and geologist Harrison Schmitt’s work in lunar geology is truly out of this world.

Faculty Q&A with Director of Clinical Education at Carrington Pleasant Hill

Todd McCarl is the Director of Clinical Education at Pleasant Hill Carrington College.

Pima Medical Institute’s San Antonio Veterinary Programs Director Weighs in on Issue of Pet Separation Anxiety

More and more people are headed back to the work, whether fulltime or in a hybrid environment.

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Respiratory Therapy Graduate Sholanda Henry

Ready for a new direction in her life, Sholanda knew she wanted to help others and found Pima Medical Institute’s Respiratory Therapy program was the start that she needed.

The Life-Saving Power of CPR

The NCC Northwest Career College has an excellent CPR course.

UNLV Partners with TheDream.US to Support Nevada DREAMers’ Pursuit of Higher Education

UNLV is teaming up with TheDream.US, the nation’s largest college access and success program for immigrant youth, to provide scholarships for Nevada’s immigrant youth to achieve their higher education goals.

NSHE Student Leadership Summit Fall 2021

All Nevada System of Higher Education students are invited to join the virtual Fall Student Leadership Summit set for 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 20.

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