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Dr. Betsy Ott named 2016 NABT Honorary Member
The National Association of Biology Teachers has bestowed TJC biology professor Dr. Margaret “Betsy” Ott with its highest honor by naming her its 2016 NABT Honorary Member.
Signing ceremony heralds TJC Promise scholarship program
As part of its 90th anniversary celebration, TJC officials have announced the TJC Promise, a bold new scholarship initiative that will benefit high school students within the college’s tax district.
TRIO program receives $1.18 million grant from U.S. Dept. of Education
TJC's TRIO program has received an Educational Opportunity Center grant from the U.S. Department of Education to help thousands of adults get a degree or return to college for additional training.
TJC named one of top 150 in the nation
Tyler Junior College has been named one of the top 150 community colleges in the nation.
A year after graduation, TJC surgical technology alum reflects on training, preparedness
Glenda Lancaster will be the first to tell you she wasn’t a traditional college student.
TJC science center’s new dome show, exhibit examine life undersea
Visitors to the Center for Earth & Space Science Education at TJC are invited to look beneath the surface in their new, ocean-themed exhibit and dome show.
Tennis tech program offers certificate, career pathway
Under the United States Tennis Association’s Professional Tennis Management program, students enrolled at TJC can obtain a certificate to teach tennis, all while earning their associate's degree.
TJC announces vocational nursing graduates
The TJC School of Nursing and Health Sciences has announced 87 August graduates from its vocational nursing programs in Lindale, Rusk and Tyler.
TJC Academy of Music offers courses for all ages
Beginning this fall, aspiring musicians of all ages will be able to hone their skills – or even learn a new instrument – through the new TJC Academy of Music.
Jodi Seal named chair of TJC ADN program
Jodi Seal has been promoted to department chair of the TJC Associate Degree Nursing Program. She began her new duties on Aug. 1.