By SCOTT CARLSON
North Platte Post
NORTH PLATTE, Neb. — Rex Hanson of the North 40 Chophouse in North Platte was on Good Morning North Platte this morning to talk about the restaurant's support of the new Student Success and Activity Center at the Nebraska College of Technical Agriculture in Curtis.
With a donation to the project, patrons can receive gift cards to the North 40 Chophouse. A donations of $500 will receive a $50 gift card, and donations of $1,000 will receive a $200 gift card.
The Nebraska College of Technical Agriculture is a small campus with big impact on Nebraska agriculture and the veterinary profession. NCTA is hoping to double the college’s impact for students and the state’s workforce by growing their student enrollment.
Key to this recruitment plan is the continued beautification and modernization of the campus.
The Barn will be renovated into the Student Success and Activity Center to provide students a union atmosphere to gather, technology-enabled study rooms, a tutoring center, and an updated kitchen and dining hall that will also serve as a large multipurpose room for hosting events.
The Student Success and Activity Center will be a central hub on campus and necessary for building community and making memories.
You can hear Hanson's full conversation with Scotty C. below.
