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The college is launching a new aerospace program to begin this spring.

Bits & Bites guests can enjoy delicious dishes and support our students at the Dallas Arboretum's A Tasteful Place on Sunday, April 13.

The program, currently in its 31st cohort, has led to the creation of more than 16,200 jobs in the Dallas-Fort Worth region.

Dallas College has been approved for its third bachelor's degree with this new program.

Dr. Rick W. Smith has an extensive background spanning more than 30 years of broad experience in media, development, health care and education.

Russ Pearlman will lead the college's IT strategy and promote continued innovation.

The foundation welcomed seven new board members and announced Regen Horchow as its new board chair.

Over a 40-year career, Dr. Christa Slejko could point to dozens of memorable moments and achievements. She has championship rings from North Lake’s athletics teams winning national titles. She smiles when she walks by the big horse statue on campus that was built by Dallas College faculty and welding students to celebrate the school’s 40th anniversary.

Wraparound support services including free food, counseling and child care keep students enrolled and engaged.

The program is designed to meet growing demand for skilled professionals in the cryptocurrency mining industry, as well as empower entrepreneurs and at-home innovators.

Dallas County Promise's expanded scope materially broadens economic opportunity and mobility for students representing 10% of Texas.

Here at Dallas College, we're focused on busting barriers that get in the way of student success. And we know one of those barriers is access to quality child care.

The Erin Tierney Kramp Encouragement Foundation has selected four Dallas College students to join Kramp scholars known for overcoming adversity through education.

Martha Fernandez and Patrick Vasquez were selected for the prestigious program, created for candidates interested in assuming leadership positions in community colleges.