As chief administrative officer for the NCTC Corinth Campus, providing overall leadership and direction for the campus is the primary function of the Provost's Office. As Provost, I work closely and directly with the President on leadership, planning, budgeting, management, employment of personnel, and evaluation for the Corinth campus. Working closely with all members of the President's Cabinet to lead, manage, and evaluate areas and responsibilities assigned to the Corinth campus also is my responsibility. Further, one of the duties I have is serving as an ambassador for the college in Denton County.

Keeping an ear toward the needs of the students, faculty and staff is highly valued in my office. Your suggestions and input about the NCTC Corinth Campus are always welcome. The Provost's Office Suite is located on the third floor of the Corinth Campus. Please come by room 301 or call 940-498-6220 for assistance.

VICE PRESIDENT OF INSTRUCTION AND CAMPUS DEAN OFFICE PERSONNEL

Dr. Lee Ann Nutt Vice President of Instruction lnutt@nctc.edu 940-498-6220	Roy Culberson Campus Dean rculberson@nctc.edu 940-498-6282 Ext. 6236

Tangee Rucker Administrative Assistant trucker@nctc.edu 940-498-6220	Linda Reid Departmental Assistant Switchboard/Physical Plant lreid@nctc.edu 940-498-6464
Part-Time Evening Administrator 940-498-6283	Dana Martinkus Part-Time Weekend Administrator dmartinkus@nctc.edu 940-498-6283	Leta Spindle Part-Time Evening Administrator lspindle@nctc.edu 940-498-6283

LINKS OF INTEREST:

While the cost of attending NCTC is very affordable, many students still need help in financing their college education.  Your financial support can help individual students achieve their dreams and become better, more productive citizens whose contributions to our local economy benefit us all. Since NCTC does not levy taxes in Denton County for support of the Corinth Campus, students living outside the taxing district (Cooke County) pay slightly higher tuition rates—another reason helping Denton County students with their college expenses is so important.

As a branch of the NCTC Foundation, the mission of the NCTC Denton County Foundation Committee is to raise dollars in support of scholarships, student services, facilities expansion and enhancement, technology updates, and workforce training.  Through our “Tree of Learning” Campaign, community partners can make a big, positive difference in one student’s life—or the lives of many.  Any of the following individual Denton County Foundation Board members can assist you in becoming a partner with NCTC:

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