TMCC’s Summer Bridge program, which offers first-generation students a chance to sample college life for free, begins in July.

Planning, preparation, and preparing new protocols are just some of the tasks implemented by the team at the E.L. Cord Foundation Child Care Center to prep for its re-opening.

Adult Basic Education wins a grant, TMCC faculty, staff, and family make masks for the community, and Paralegal instructor Steven Silva is published.

We gathered the data, and the results are clear: at TMCC, we are all-in to help our students succeed!

TMCC student Martin Rodriguez shares his 2020 Grad Story, which begins in the ABE program and ends with an outstanding student award.

Laura Viviana Becerra Martinez will receive her second Associate degree from TMCC this semester. Originally from Colombia, her story is one of gratitude.

Anthropology Professor Joylin Namie on sustainable tourism and other insights gained from her recent teaching fellowship to Jordan.

This year, we’re hosting the first-ever Virtual Employee Recognition Ceremony. Learn more about the program...and how to tune in!

Krista Lee Gayer, a first-generation college student whose decision to study art was both brave and rewarding, tells her story of motivation.

TMCC GAMT student Katelyn Brooke will be one of the first students to earn her bachelor’s degree thanks to a new opportunity.

TMCC student-athlete Shelby Shaffer shares her 2020 Grad Story which includes a number of wins that happened on and off the field.

Don’t wait another minute to take the class you’ve always wanted!

TMCC HVAC student Brandon Talbert’s advice to other students is to commit yourself to your goals in order to make them a reality.

See the connections between your classes and come out of your shell in TMCC’s Learning Communities!

Haruna Takahama is an SGA Senator and an International Student from Japan. Her 2020 Grad story is all about diversity.

TMCC Men of Color Peer Mentor Carlos Guerrero tells his 2020 Grad Story, which he calls “try.”

Even though we’ve moved our Open House event online, we’ve still got several resources to make sure you succeed.

TMCC’s Regent Scholar Sarah Goodman shares her 2020 Grad Story, which includes a medical missionary trip to South America. She calls her story “Evolution.”

U.S. Secretary of Education Names TMCC a 2020 U.S Department of Education Green Ribbon School Postsecondary Sustainability Awardee.

Emergency Management and Homeland Security students Lacee Gardner and Carlos Gonzales are giving their time at the State EOC.