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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!

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.

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

Russ Pearlman will lead the college's IT strategy and promote continued innovation.

Dallas College’s Self-Portrait Art Contest encourages students to showcase their creativity this semester while celebrating their individuality and highlighting who they are. Deadline to submit artwork is Monday, March 24 and the winners will be announced at the Art Show on Friday, April 11 in the Tree Top Lounge at the Mountain View Campus.

The foundation welcomed seven new board members and announced Regen Horchow as its new board chair.

One night, as he was watching his two children play, LeShawn Lee knew he had to break the cycle. He, just like his dad, had not graduated high school. Fast-forward to today and Lee is now a college graduate. He finished Dallas College’s Welding Technology associate degree program in December and will walk the coveted graduation stage in May.

Looking for opportunities to enhance your résumé with leadership training? Interested in qualifying to apply for the Dallas College Student Ambassador program? Complete the Student Leadership Institute’s Spring 2025 free, non-credit course “Being a Student Leader.”