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Lilian Cordero Lopez describes her journey leading to Dallas College. She grew up in an underprivileged and violent area near Mexico City, yet she worked hard and got into a highly competitive high school. Throughout high school, her love for science grew through, at that time, she didn't believe she was smart enough to purse it. Lilian is pursuing her associate of computer science at Dallas College and hopes to inspire young girls to believe in themselves and pursue their goals.

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.

From women pursuing "gray-collar" careers to our annual Women's Empowerment Leadership Conference, Women's History Month takes center stage at Dallas College.

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 training programs for exciting careers in the aerospace industry. Learn more at our Aerospace Expo and Summit, Friday, March 28, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Mountain View Campus.

Dallas College is here to help you live a life that’s balanced and fulfilled. That’s why we’re kicking off the new year by launching the Eight Dimensions of Wellness — designed to help you get well, live well … and thrive!

Are you passionate about mental health? Want to be part of a powerful movement that’s changing the conversation around mental wellness? Active Minds is looking for driven, compassionate students to join our student-led peer mental health advocacy group at Dallas College!

Jzantil Hopkins-Swanson shares her Dallas College experience, reflecting on her journey from military service, hairstyling and parenthood to higher education. After first attending Dallas College as a dual credit student, she continued pursuing her academic goals and is now working toward a doctorate degree. Her dream is to open a trade school that equips students with valuable skills and provides the support and opportunities they need to succeed, regardless of their background.

Join us on Friday, April 4 for Self-Care Circus, a day to reflect, recharge and learn new strategies for juggling your emotions, practicing self-compassion and creating meaningful connections.

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

Eighty Dallas College students, along with 14 advisors, traveled to the Texas Capitol in Austin on Feb. 3 to participate in Community College Day. With more than 900 students from across Texas attending, Dallas College had the largest delegation at the event. Students showcased the importance of community colleges and how decisions made directly affects students like them.

Osvaldo Rodriguez attended Dallas College so he could continue his education while supporting his mother during her battle with cancer. For him, his mother's recovery and his upcoming graduation as a first-generation college student have made his journey even more meaningful. Dallas College also helped him develop his passion for art and explore future career opportunities, including become an art educator.

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