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Meet Robert Cantu from the Health Information Technology, A.A.S. program.

HCC Career & Transfer Services successfully hosted a Bollinger Shipyards Hiring Event on June 15, 2026, at the West Loop Campus, bringing together students, alumni, and industry professionals for an afternoon of career exploration and networking. 

HCC successfully hosted the 4th Annual Workforce Development Symposium and Job Fair on June 12, 2026, at the Missouri City Campus, bringing together students, alumni, and community members for a day focused on career growth and opportunity. 

HCC Career & Transfer Services, in partnership with Alumni Affairs, hosted a successful Foxconn Hiring Event on June 11, 2026, at the Stafford Campus, connecting students and alumni with career opportunities at one of the world’s leading global manufacturers. 

When Isabelle Arusiuka moved from Nigeria to Houston at 13, her family had one goal: to get her younger autistic brother the specialized care he deserved. Watching him thrive in their new city gave Arusiuka something she carries into everything she does: an unshakeable sense of gratitude.

Meet Leonard Harris from the Occupational Therapy Assistant program.

Six HCC students have been named 2026 World Impact Scholars by Phi Theta Kappa, earning $2,500 scholarships in recognition of their academic achievement and commitment to community impact.

For Adam Blank, the HCC Bachelor of Applied Technology in Artificial Intelligence and Robotics program is more than a degree. It’s an opportunity to lead by example for his children while helping solve a real-world problem that affects millions of Americans.

Law enforcement agencies across the Houston region and throughout Texas continue to hire graduates of Houston City College’s Basic Peace Officer Program, citing the program’s consistent results, rigorous training and strong partnerships with employers.

On a Sunday afternoon, when the restaurant is typically closed, the Chick-fil-A in Deer Park opened its doors to students from the HCC Interpreting Training/American Sign Language (ASL) program. Ten student members of the ASL Honor Society were there to teach the language of inclusion—showing hearing employees how to communicate with their four Deaf co-workers. For the HCC students, it was community service, professional training and something far more personal all at once.