Media Room

The ESL/Intensive English program at Houston Community College is steadily becoming the center of attention for international students seeking to study in the U.S.

This citywide celebration of printmaking features artists from all over the Gulf Coast area. Southwest College is showcasing Impressions 2017 at the West Loop Campus Art Gallery.

Liz Lara-Carreño’s greatest satisfaction after participating in Tu voz es Poder: A Latino Town Hall, was the opportunity to provide critical information and resources to entrepreneurs. The event was a perfect forum for Lara-Carreño, Director of Outreach for the Goldman Sachs 10,000 Small Business program at HCC.

For the second consecutive year, the HCC Procurement Department has been honored with a prestigious award from the National Procurement Institute, Inc. The NPI has named HCC a recipient of the 2017 Achievement of Excellence in Procurement Award.

During the HCC Summer STEM Camp, speaker Priscilla Rodriguez, a full-stack software engineer, offered words of encouragement through sharing her own stories of challenges and triumphs.

The new campus will include workforce, academic and continuing education programs, a combination of classrooms, student lounge, academic/computer labs, electronic resource library, multi-media space, administration and support spaces and a multi-media space.

Members of Houston’s construction industry gathered to celebrate minority-owned construction firms and the organizations that support them at the Houston Minority Business Development Agency Business Center’s Third Annual Salute to Minorities in Construction luncheon.

The Houston Community College chapter of Psi Beta — The National Honor Society in Psychology for Community and Junior College — was awarded the 2016-17 Chapter Excellence Award for its outstanding commitment to excellence in scholarship, leadership, and community service.

For many students, the best time to attend college is while they are still in high school. With that as a directive, HCC, in collaboration with Alief ISD and Houston ISD, provides services to seven ECHS campuses.

Lifetime earning potential, improvement to quality of life and long-term community economic impact. These are just a few of the reasons HCC is committed to helping area students graduate high school and earn advanced degrees and certifications.