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Del Mar, CCAD partner up
Internship for electroplating offered to students Vivien Sanchez / Reporter Del Mar College and the Corpus Christi Army Depot have teamed up on a new program to provide training to students in electroplating. With the new Pathway Internship, students are able to have the daily hands-on training that is required for coating metal to meet military aircraft needs. According to an article from Del Mar College, this internship provides students the opportunity to learn about metallurgy, general chemistry, chemical calculations, solid state devices, corrosion and safety, and how it all applies in combat. Not only will they pick up the knowledge…
Wanting to avoid the lines? You can
To start the new year and new semester, students spent hours trying to register for spring classes at Del Mar College. For those smart few who registered early, it was smooth sailing and calm waters. But for those unlucky few who waited for regular and late registration, it was barrier after barrier to get their classes. For most it was a long process going from one excruciatingly long line to the next waiting for paperwork that hadn’t even been processed. On Jan. 12 the computers for registration crashed, leaving students in a panic and in a rush to complete their…
7 honored for helping students with disabilities
Heather Meza/Foghorn Brenda Garcia (left) speaks with Jane Haas, a recipient of the DisAbility Advocate of the year award. Seven Del Mar employees were recognized for activity helping students with disabilities at the college. The Disability Services Office recognized seven staff and faculty members as the 2015 DisAbility Advocates of the Year on Oct. 23 in the Harvin Center. Disability Awareness Month seeks to empower those with vary- ing abilities through information and resource acquisition to over- come barriers. The month celebrates diversity and strives to rebuild an integrated community in which all people are equally valued. Author Webmaster