Calendar of Events

Today is the deadline for faculty to verify student participation in Spring 16-week classes (census).

Want a more personal, low‑key way to connect with college admissions counselors?

Want a more personal, low‑key way to connect with college admissions counselors?

Want a more personal, low‑key way to connect with college admissions counselors?

Exploring barriers, stigmas, and systemic impacts on Black mental health. Group discussion on importance of prioritizing mental health.

Explore Your Future at an HBCU!

This active wellness session uses line dancing to introduce movement-based stress reduction. Students complete a brief embodied check-in before and after the activity to build awareness of how physical movement affects mental and emotional well-being.

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.

Provide an opportunity for students to walk the El Centro campus with the counselor, weather permitting.

Provide an opportunity for students to walk the El Centro campus with the counselor, weather permitting.

The Health and Wellness Fairs return this year with even more activities, workshops and opportunities to connect. Grab lunch, take on a fitness challenge, explore hands-on activities, meet campus and community partners, attend a workshop and discover resources that support every aspect of your well-being — all in one place.

The Dallas College Entrepreneurship Program, in collaboration with the Mesquite Public Library, presents the “Startup to Success” workshop series.

Experience live music every Wednesday at our Commercial Music Recital!

Thursday and Friday day classes will not meet. Friday evening, Saturday and Sunday classes will meet.

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.

Mountain View Music, Guest Artist Concert

Thursday and Friday day classes will not meet. Friday evening, Saturday and Sunday classes will meet.

Saturday classes resume following the Professional Development Days/Work Days for Employees for the Spring 16-week semester and the first eight-week Spring session.

Want a more personal, low‑key way to connect with college admissions counselors?

Want a more personal, low‑key way to connect with college admissions counselors?