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Sarah Fecht Reporter Special recognitions were given to nominees recommended for professor emeritus status during the April 13 Board of Regents meeting. There were seven nominees, including current faculty members and those who have been a part of Del Mar College in the past and are now furthering their achievements beyond our campuses. Each nominee received a signed resolution from the Board of Regents. Larry Lee, dean of the Division of Business of Professional and Technology Education, was awarded the title of administrator emeritus. Joe Livingston, professor of Occupation to Education; Duncan Samo, professor of Medical Laboratory Technology; Jackie…
Think of the consequences before you text and drive or drive while under the influence. According to the Texas Department of Transportation, cell phones are prohibited from being used while operating a vehicle in numerous cities, including Corpus Christi, Aransas Pass and San Antonio. Fines for texting and driving range from $200 to $500. Joseph Martinez/Foghorn Albert Vasquez tries out the Aware 3 TXT Distracted Driver simulator at Del Mar College’s East Campus on March 1 as Brittany DeLaCruz looks on. Driving while texting leads to numerous major accidents causing injuries and even death. In 2014, according to the most…
As the end of the semester approaches, so does the stress and anxiety that comes with finals. The Del Mar Counseling Center is hosting Paws and Relax Pet Therapy this week at the Windward and Heritage campuses. The recurring event takes place just before the semester comes to an end. “Our goal with this event is to provide a space and time where students can take a break and relax, as we know they have been busy throughout the school semester and will be gearing up for finals soon,” said Jessica Edwards with the Counseling Center. The event will feature…
