Dallas College News

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.

Scholarship awardees were selected for their outstanding leadership and academic achievement.

The search for new president of the North Lake Campus is currently underway.

Handshake, a career platform for students, gave Dallas College a Handshake Career Spark Award in recognition of the college's employer engagement and reporting and analytics.

Coalition members collaborate to exchange information and enhance the role their institutions play in urban settings.

The college's fully online RN-BSN program offers an affordable option for students looking to earn a bachelor's degree.

Dr. Tracie Lowe, Royce Nwankwo, Dr. Toniette Haynes Robinson, Rochelle Ragas and Dr. LaJuanda Jones will join the program, designed to equip participants with the skills necessary for future executive leadership roles in higher education.

Be Pro Be Proud's mobile workshops help middle and high schoolers learn about jobs in construction, welding, manufacturing, transportation and utilities.

Reyes is one of 45 fellows from across the country chosen to prepare for leadership roles in institutions of higher learning, emphasizing Hispanic-Serving Institutions (HSIs) and emerging HSIs.