“Life can be hard, but we have to set goals to keep us moving forward and be kind to ourselves. Sometimes we are the worst in criticizing ourselves.”
“At the end of the day, it’s you and your struggles. So, if you don’t do it for you, nobody else will do it for you.”
Teresiah Njenga55-year-old student from Kenya, nursing major How did you come to Dallas College? What did your journey look like when you arrived? My journey to Dallas College…
Global awards have been bestowed on multiple Dallas College chapters of the honor society Phi Theta Kappa.
Mai Huynh started as an ESOL student at Richland. Ten years later, she’s an acclaimed nanotech researcher.
Being recognized for excellence in the classroom and in his community isn’t anything new for Ferdinando Castro Gonzalez.
McCarthy was able to offer her Commercial I design students the option of helping their community through the nonprofit United to Learn.
Every year, each Dallas College campus recognizes the leadership and community engagement of student leaders at the Student Leader of the Year Ceremony.
Four Dallas College students have been named Jack Kent Cooke Semifinalists for 2021.
Dallas College is looking for positive examples of how our students have stepped up or served during the COVID-19 pandemic.
