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Campus, Column

Del Mar’s history-making professor: Dr. Edith Parker

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Over the years, Del Mar College has recognized many former presidents, regents, faculty, and students who have contributed to the college. Surprisingly however there is none for the professor whose death in 1985 was noted in newspapers throughout the United States. She was Dr. Edith Parker who wrote the declaration of war against Japan on Dec. 8, 1941. Any exhibit would need to include a facsimile of the document and the letter from Lyndon Johnson to Dr. Parker expressing an interest in lecturing at Del Mar. It was because she was there. I first came to Del Mar in 1967.…

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Del Mar College offers flexible jobs on campus

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Finding a job with good pay and a flexible schedule is hard to find nowadays, but not at Del Mar College. Del Mar’s federal work study program ensures part-time jobs are available to undergraduate and graduate students with financial needs. “Typically when a student fills out the Free Application for Federal Student Aid, it asks the question, are you eligible? Are you interested in work study? At the end of the application, it may tell them what potentially they could be eligible for. You could be eligible for other additional programs and one of them that may be mentioned is…

Art, Campus

Del Mar Heritage Campus unveils International Photography Competition

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The Del Mar College Art Department will be hosting the new art exhibit titled “Texas Photographic Society 32: The International Competition” for the Fall Semester at the Cain Art Gallery, with the opening reception from 6-8 p.m. Friday, Sep. 20. The open-juried exhibition features 49 photographs selected by juror Maria Beatriz H. Carrion, Assistant Curator of Photographs. When stating her selection process for the exhibit, Carrion said, “My goal was to highlight as many approaches and subject matter as possible. This year’s winning images embody photography’s ability to capture a moment in time, tell stories, and transport us to new…

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Future-proof yourself to lifelong learning

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In a rapidly evolving world, the concept of education extends far beyond the confines of traditional schooling. As we advance into an era marked by swift technological progress and shifting job markets, the importance of continuing education cannot be overstated. Lifelong learning has become more than just a personal enrichment activity; it’s a crucial component of professional and personal growth. At its core, continuing education offers a safeguard against obsolescence. In many fields, particularly those driven by technological innovation, skills and knowledge can become outdated quickly. What was cutting-edge a few years ago may no longer hold relevance today. By…