New degree programs set to start Spring 2020
Juan Manuel Muñoz (from left), Marco Macias and David Oliva from Tecnologico de Monterrey work on their chemical-powered car at the Chem-E-Car competition for chemical engineering students.
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Juan Manuel Muñoz (from left), Marco Macias and David Oliva from Tecnologico de Monterrey work on their chemical-powered car at the Chem-E-Car competition for chemical engineering students.
Seating is limited and registration is required online at www.secondwind.org/virtual-dementia-tour/virtual-dementia. For more information, contact Donna Huddleston at 361-698-2874 or dhuddleston@delmar.edu.
Cynthia Erivo stars at iconic American freedom fighter, Harriet Tubman in “Harriet.” Erivo also sings in the film and soundtrack as well.
Electrical Transmission and Distribution Systems Technology and the Advanced Technology and Robotics/Mechatronics are the two new degree plans DMC has to offer students.
Lisa Leal-Garcia and president Chris Hernandez of TACHE welcome students and staff to the annual TACHE luncheon.
Reporter Justine Wade talks about the parody book “If You Give a Pig the White House” and the criticism it’s receiving.
Lenora Keys, vice president of Workforce Development and Strategic Initiatives, speaks during a presentation at West Campus. The new grant is a collaborative effect from Michael and Susan Dell Foundation and the OneStar Foundation.
Reporter Justine Wade talks about the fatal shooting that involved Amber Guyger, former Dallas police office, and Botham Jean.
Dental hygiene student Alyza Garza speaks to a patient before working on her. The program is now offering free services to students and members of the community.
Lisa Leal-Garcia interacts with students in the civility discussion, where students were mentored through an exercise to understand civility.