Biotechnology major Trinity Storr earned a Student Award for Excellence during competition at the National Science Foundation’s 2024 Advanced Technology in Education conference in Washington, D.C., in October.
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Biotechnology major Trinity Storr earned a Student Award for Excellence during competition at the National Science Foundation’s 2024 Advanced Technology in Education conference in Washington, D.C., in October.
John Adami a Broken Arrow, Oklahoma resident, is returning to Del Mar College after 30 years to finally collect his Associate of Applied Science degree in Welding Applied Technology.
Dual Enrollment students with four partnering ISDs to benefit from grant purchases.
Dr. Robert H. Vela, Jr., TAMUK’s President, will address nearly 535 prospective graduates attending the Commencement Ceremony at the American Bank Center.
Longtime educator started career at DMC in 1966 and became tenured full professor through mid-1980s, now serving as Sociology adjunct since 2010.
The Cyber Center will host clinics for small and mid-sized businesses that utilize undergraduate students from the DMC Department of Computer Science, along with undergraduate and graduate students with TAMU-CC’s Computer Science and Networking and Information Security programs.
Longtime Natural Sciences faculty member, Bob Long, receives award during fall convocation.
Funds to support adults completing high school equivalency certificates, build communication skills among those speaking English as a second language in preparation for Coastal Bend workforce.
Out of those representatives selected, two are faculty and registered nurses from the Del Mar College (DMC) Nurse Education Department, including Professor Dr. Mary L. Borchardt, DNP, RN, and Assistant Professor Sandra De Leon, MSN, RN.
Twenty-nine cadets representing Corpus Christi and Kingsville Fire Departments complete training through Del Mar College’s program, ready to serve their communities.
During the open house, Public Service Department faculty demonstrated and discussed the new emergency response training props and equipment.
DMC recognized 125 “outstanding students” and faculty during a ceremony at the Richardson Performance Hall.
The Prestigious Texas educator award marks Del Mar College’s 11th honoree since 1960 and first since 2005.
To understand Rocklage’s research, first individuals need to know what bacteriophages are–––a type of virus that infects bacteria.
Del Mar College’s Kinesiology Program is hosting two days of non-sanctioned USA Table Tennis tournament play April 26-27.
As part of the grant, DMC faculty are providing expertise and working with high school instructors to rebuild RFHS’s welding shop, which suffered irreparable damage from Hurricane Harvey in 2017.
The College’s CE to Credit initiative is noted for providing all students, regardless of educational level, a post-secondary education and workforce credentials that prepare them for high-demand careers in the Coastal Bend.
Currently, the DMC Foundation is taking online applications for all scholarships, including the ArcelorMittal Texas Scholarship, through midnight April 30 for the 2024-2025 academic year.
For Coastal Bend residents who have considered entering the healthcare industry or want to be part of a patient emergency response team, Del Mar College (DMC) Continuing Education has a new career training opportunity that can get you there. And it’s free.
Del Mar College “elves” have been busy collecting gifts for 150 area children and are ready for Santa’s Salvation Army helpers to pick up the toys, clothes and other items.