Next up on our student profiles from the 2016 DCCCD ad campaign, you’ll get to meet Ezra Calado from Richland. In addition to being a student blogger for DCCCD, Ezra worked with us to help promote the “Higher Education That Actually Gets You Hired” concept to Dallas County.
Being a leader doesn’t always come naturally. Some of us are naturally inclined to become leaders and managers, sure, but the rest of us have to work at it. Luckily, many of these practical business skills can be studied, taught and improved on over time… and that’s where Dallas Community Colleges come in!
Continuing our series of posts about the new ad campaign, today you’ll get to meet Charles. Charles is an Eastfield graduate who worked with us to produce an ad promoting our Air Conditioning and Refrigeration Technology programs, which you can watch at the end of this post.
Have you seen the new ad campaign yet? If not, head over to our YouTube channel and check it out! The theme is “Higher Education That Actually Gets You Hired” and it highlights many of the great jobs you can get with an education from DCCCD. Of course, we couldn’t have done it without the help of our students!
Big news for current DCCCD students: Higher One is being replaced by eRefunds as our refund and disbursement vendor. But what exactly does this change mean to you?
“One of the greatest benefits of being a STEM scholar is the access to networking.”
Today, I write this blog to share some of the discoveries I made by providing you with some tips on how to graduate with a high GPA.
Surrounded by nature, away from the hustle of college life, student leaders from all the DCCCD colleges gathered at the Prothro Retreat by Lake Texoma to attend the four-day DCCCD Summer Leadership Retreat from May 16 to May 19. Club officers and members are selected for their active role as student leaders on their respective campuses.
Calling all 2016 Dallas ISD graduates! Are you ready to go to college? Because we’re ready to help you get set up with everything you need to attend a college of DCCCD next fall.
In the midst of #bikinibod and #summerbod hashtags and all of the body positivity, there is always the half-conscious nuance in the back of our minds that calls us to recognize our flaws. And then boom, a self-love session can quickly turn into pity parties and insecurity sessions. While this all comes in lots of different forms, it’s not easy to just lecture yourself to stop thinking that way. It’s inevitable, it’s human nature. So how do we address that?
