“When you haven’t done nothing and you’re arrested, they put the handcuffs on you, read you your Miranda rights and then you end up downtown. And it’s at that point when somebody comes in, into a room,” Richard says as he starts laughing. “Oh my God, something like this one. Man. I just had a flashback.”
The flashback took him back to May 16, 1994.
The Dallas County Community College District will become one college, called Dallas College, in 2020. Students had the chance to discuss their thoughts about this transition during a World Café.
Learn how the Business Guided Pathway at the colleges of DCCCD can help you find the right career.
IncludED is a new collaborative initiative between DCCCD and our campus bookstore partner, Follett. It’s designed to make the college experience more affordable and accessible for students.
Our DCCCD professionally licensed counselors are more than happy to speak with you in a one-on-one setting to discuss personal relationships or anything else that impacts your mental well-being. Dr. Jesse Gonzales of Mountain View College has advice for those seeking help on maintaining — or breaking off — ties with their companion.
Throughout February, the colleges of DCCCD will have several events to celebrate Black History Month. Here’s how you can get involved
