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Alamo Colleges Announces Spring 2013 Commencement Ceremonies

The Alamo Colleges is proud to announce its graduation ceremonies for Spring 2013! Read More >

The Alamo Colleges is proud to announce its graduation ceremonies for Spring 2013!

Alamo Colleges Announces Spring 2013 Commencement Ceremonies

The Alamo Colleges is proud to announce its graduation ceremonies for Spring 2013! Read More >

Alamo Colleges Offer Hands-on Help with MyMAP in May

Alamo Colleges Offer Hands-on Help with MyMAP in May

First-time-in-college students at the Alamo Colleges are required to complete MyMAP, a series of online modules that help students transition to college, before they can register. Read More >

Student of the Month

Student of the Month

Elena Starcuic is the recipient of the April 2013 La Prensa Foundation Inspirational Student of the Month award and will receive $500 funded by La Prensa Foundation founded by Amelia and Tino Duran. Read More >

A Call to Action

A Call to Action

Chancellor Bruce Leslie assembled a diverse group of Alamo Colleges leaders at the Toyota manufacturing plant in South Bexar County to launch an organizational call to action. Read More >

Alamo Colleges' ITSA Wins Best in City for Third Year in a Row

Alamo Colleges' ITSA Wins Best in City for Third Year in a Row

The Alamo Colleges’ Alamo Academies Information Technology and Security Academy (ITSA) team was recognized by the Mayor as the winners at a luncheon. Read More >

Alamo Colleges/Fox Tank Partner for Job Training

Alamo Colleges/Fox Tank Partner for Job Training

The Alamo Colleges is partnering with Fox Tank Company in Kerrville to provide job training using a $304,848 Skills Development Fund grant from the Texas Workforce Commission (TWC). Read More >

State Senator Carlos I. Uresti, Rackspace CEO Lanham Napier, Texas Workforce Commission Chairman Andres Alcantar, State Senator Donna Campbell and Alamo Colleges Chancellor Dr. Bruce Leslie display a giant "check" for a $2.5 million job training grant.

Alamo Colleges/Rackspace Partner share $2.5 Million Grant

Rackspace Hosting has partnered with Alamo Colleges to provide job training using a $2.5 million Skills Development Fund grant from the Texas Workforce Commission (TWC). Read More >

Randolph Brooks Federal Credit Union Donates $150,000 to Alamo Colleges

Randolph Brooks Federal Credit Union Donates $150,000

At the regular meeting of the Alamo Colleges Board of Trustees, Randolph Brooks Federal Credit Union presented a giant "check" for $150,000 to create the Randy M. Smith Endowed Scholarship at the Alamo Colleges. Read More >

Alamo Colleges Chosen for National Project

Alamo Colleges Chosen for National Project

The Alamo Colleges is the only community college system in Texas and one of only ten community colleges nationwide selected to join Phase Two of the Developing a Community College Student Roadmap Project. Read More >

SAC, Sul Ross share $5.5 million STEM grant

San Antonio College in partnership with Sul Ross receives $5.5 million STEM grant

 

SAN ANTONIO, TX (Oct.  7, 2011)  – San Antonio College  (SAC) and Sul Ross State University together have received a $5.5 million grant from the U.S. Department of Education for Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) students.  

 The partnership, called “Adelante Tejas” meaning Forward Texas, aims to increase STEM enrollment, retention, transfer and graduation among Hispanic and low-income students.

 “We are very proud to work with Sul Ross University on this grant project that will improve student support success particularly in Biology and the Physical Sciences,” said Dr. Robert Zeigler, president of San Antonio College.

  “This innovative partnership will transform STEM instruction and achievement for Hispanic and other underrepresented students, and accelerate their ability to complete a baccalaureate.” Zeigler said.

 This five-year grant from the Department of Education’s Hispanic-Serving Institutions STEM and Articulation program, in the amount of $1.14 million per budget period is expected to provide the following: 

§    Increases in STEM offerings at both institutions;

§    Early academic and career advising for STEM students;  

§    Expanded labs and increased tutoring hours;

§    New STEM academic and career planning workshops;

§    Research opportunities for SAC students at Sul Ross;

§    A joint summer field study research experience for SAC student at Sul Ross/Big Bend;

§    Establishment of at least nine STEM articulation agreements between SAC and Sul Ross;

§    Online and/or hybrid upper-level Geology and Biology courses for distance delivery to students in San Antonio from Sul Ross; and

 §    Contributions to endowments at both institutions for scholarship and STEM program improvement.

 Grant funds will also be used to expand science and math facilities at SAC such as the Math Engineering Science Achievement (MESA) Center, MathSpace, and BioSpot.       

 For more information, call Barbara Knotts, director of Adelante Tejas for SAC, 210-486-0593.

 

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