Event: Student Care Network Showcase
- Friday, Feb. 27, 2026
- 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
- Richland
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Richland Campus
12800 Abrams Road, Dallas TX 75243
Join us for an interactive showcase featuring Dallas College student support services.
Learn about well-being, basic needs resources, mental health support, health promotion, community connections and more.
Enjoy breakfast, refreshments and lunch.
Open to students, employees and community members
Employees interested in professional development credit should enroll through Workday.
Register to attend the showcase.
Location: Richland Campus, Fannin Performance Hall, Room F102
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