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Renato De La Garza is currently a student attending San Jac and is majoring in Journalism. From an early age, Renato has shown an incredible interest in expressing what he enjoys doing, whether that ...

Renato De La Garza is currently a student attending San Jac and is majoring in Journalism. From an early age, Renato has shown an incredible interest in expressing what he enjoys doing, whether that ...

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Travis Dodson is both a student and an employee at San Jacinto college. He is graduating this fall with a Bachelor’s of Applied Technology IT – Cybersecurity, as part of the inaugural class. He earned ...

Have you ever wondered about the lives of the teachers, the professors, and others working in the education field? Purpose: A Faculty Excellence Institute Podcast provides a glimpse into the ...

“My major is Process Technology, and I go to the central campus. My favorite course I have taken is OPS 3, which is an engineering course for computers. One lesson I will always remember is to be ...

“My favorite course would be my speech course since it has allowed me to gain the skills in order to be able to speak in front of people with intelligence and knowledge.” Bishop believes that some of ...

“My major is engineering, and I take my classes at San Jac South. My favorite course at San Jac was Psychology because it helped me better understand human behavior and how people think, says Irma ...

Jason articulated that the Internship Recording Arts Technology/Technician was his favorite class “because it was very hands-on, [because he] was working in media, not just sound.” He related that his ...

Jennifer Renovato, a Biology major graduating from the Central campus, says her time at San Jacinto College has shaped her both academically and personally in ways she’ll never forget. She explains ...