Calendar of Events

Community Pantry Days are open to the public. Anyone can stop by and pick up needed groceries, free of charge. Supplies include snacks and meals.

Community Pantry Days are open to the public. Anyone can stop by and pick up needed groceries, free of charge. Supplies include snacks and meals.

What can a playwright, director, and cast create in just 24 hours?

Get free food! Volunteers will deliver food to your car at this drive-thru event. Open to the public, while supplies last. First come, first served.

Community Pantry Days are open to the public. Anyone can stop by and pick up needed groceries, free of charge. Supplies include snacks and meals.

This month focuses on educating students and employees about the causes, symptoms, and treatments of PTSD, which can result from experiencing or witnessing traumatic events such as combat, abuse, accidents, or natural disasters. We will bring in a guest speaker to highlight the importance of seeking professional help, supporting loved ones with PTSD, and building communities that foster understanding and compassion for mental health challenges.

Transitioning into college requires skills: time management, study skills, test preparation, stress management and tapping into resources on and off campus and more.

First-Gen and Forward is a student success and wellness series that supports first-generation students as they navigate college, family expectations, stress, belonging, and academic responsibilities. Students will learn practical tools for managing wellness, using campus resources, building support, and staying connected to their goals.

Procrastination can be frustrating. In this workshop, participants will learn to identify what tasks or goals they procrastinate on; recognize the signs and consequences of procrastination (e.g., missed deadlines, last-minute rushes, feeling guilty); understand the underlying causes, such as fear of failure, unrealistic expectations, self-assumptions and even past trauma; learn practical techniques to break the procrastination cycle and take action.

Summer 10-week and Summer I classes resume following the Juneteenth holiday.

Get free food! Volunteers will deliver food to your car at this drive-thru event. Open to the public, while supplies last. First come, first served.

International students are encouraged to join to share about their concerns and struggles, finding comfort and community within Dallas College.

Transitioning into college requires skills: time management, study skills, test preparation, stress management and tapping into resources on and off campus and more.

Take a mini-break with Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS)! Stop by to enjoy a complimentary treat or refreshing drink while meeting CAPS counselors in a relaxed and informal setting. Learn about the services, resources, and support available to help you thrive throughout the academic year. Whether you're new to campus or returning for another semester, this is a great opportunity to make connections, ask questions, and discover how CAPS can support your academic and personal success.

Take a mini-break with Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS)! Stop by to enjoy a complimentary treat or refreshing drink while meeting CAPS counselors in a relaxed and informal setting. Learn about the services, resources, and support available to help you thrive throughout the academic year. Whether you're new to campus or returning for another semester, this is a great opportunity to make connections, ask questions, and discover how CAPS can support your academic and personal success.

International students are encouraged to join to share about their concerns and struggles, finding comfort and community within Dallas College.