NORFOLK, Neb. – Northeast Community College welcomed visitors from Morningside University to campus on Friday, Dec. 8.
The day included a visit to the college’s farm and agricultural facilities, including the Vet Tech facility.
Taking part in the event from the Sioux City, Iowa, university were Chris Spicer, Morningside provost & vice president for Academic Affairs; Tom Paulsen, Morning professor and department head, Applied Agriculture and Food Studies; Terri Curry, vice president for Student Life & Enrollment; and Albert Mosley, president of Morningside.
Taking part from Northeast were Tara Smydra, Northeast dean of Science, Technology, Ag and Math; Jason Hansen, associate director of Northeast’s farm; Jill Heemstra, director of the Ag program; Charlene Widener, vice president, Educational Services; Kassie Wessendorf, veterinary technician instructor; and Leah Barrett, president.
The visit concluded with lunch at Hawks Point.
Cutline Morningside Visit
Northeast Community College hosted Morning University officials for a tour of the college’s farm and agricultural facilities on Friday, Dec. 8. Tara Smydra (far right), Northeast dean of Science, Technology, Ag and Math, explains offerings in the Vet Tech facility. Also shown (from left) are Morningside’s Terri Curry, vice president for Student Life & Enrollment; Chris Spicer, provost & vice president for academic affairs; and Albert Mosley, president of the university. (Northeast Community College)