Frida Hutchinson overcame challenges to pursue her passion for cooking at Dallas College. She credits her strong work ethic and determination to succeed to her Hispanic heritage.
Despite the challenges of being diabetic and legally blind, I don’t let naysayers discourage me. Academic success is crucial to me.
I’m originally from Jamaica.
My mom knew I was definitely different from her other kids and that Jamaica wouldn’t be a safe place for me.
What was your journey like coming to Dallas College? After graduating high school, I thought I was going to go to a four-year university. But…
How did you hear about the bachelor’s degree in teaching at Dallas College? We are the first graduating class for the bachelor’s degree. I have…
How did you hear about the mechatronics program at Dallas College? A friend of mine told me he was teaching a mechatronics course and that…
When I moved to Texas, I became an introverted person. But soccer helped me grow out of that and become more social.
I didn’t plan on going to school. After I graduated from high school, I started working and going to church and thought that was it.
The story of Dallas College is best told through our students. Past, present and future students are the lifeblood of the school. And there’s never…
I was living a wild life. I didn’t care about the law or school. I just cared about money and elevating myself. For me, this is my second chance.
