Sponsored by Weinstein Law/Weinstein Real Estate
Jeff and Christi Weinstein, in partnership with Trinity Valley Community College, recently announced the winners of the 2015 Weinstein Law Scholarships. The one-year scholarships are awarded annually to ten Henderson County high school students.
The scholarships provide tuition and fees for 30 credit hours and are possible through the donation by the Weinsteins and a full match by the college. Continue reading “Weinstein Law, TVCC Announce 2015 Scholarships”
Press release
Trinity Valley Community College graduated 447 students during spring commencement ceremonies held Thursday and Friday at Cardinal Gym.
TVCC President Dr. Glendon Forgey addressed the graduates, including 30 from Athens High School who are part of the college’s Pinnacle/Early College High School partnership program and 99 students from the Kaufman Health Science Center’s associate degree nursing program. Forgey noted the AHS students were receiving an associate degree before they’ll graduate high school early next month. Several special awards were also presented, including the President’s Award to international student Ogulnazik Orazgeldiyeva from Turkmenistan. Continue reading “447 Graduate from Trinity Valley Community College”
By Mark Meredith/TVCC Public Information Officer
Trinity Valley Community College’s Continuing and Workforce Education Department and the Texas Workforce Commission offer an exceptional opportunity to small businesses in its service area through the Skills for Small Business program. Companies with fewer than 100 employees can apply for paid training for new and incumbent employees to help them learn new or hone existing skills in software, electrical, medical office, computer aided drafting, welding, auto mechanics, engineering and many other areas. Continue reading “TVCC and Texas Workforce Commission Offer Training for Small Business”
Trinity Valley Community College’s Brittney Griffith (seated) signs a volleyball national letter of intent with the University of Texas of the Permian Basin Thursday afternoon at Cardinal Gym. The 6-1 sophomore helped the Lady Cardinals to a 31-9 record this past season and a third straight regional tournament appearance. Joining her at the signing was Lady Cardinal head coach Tosha Spain. (Courtesy photo)
(Originally posted on the HCN Football Blog)
By Michael V. Hannigan/HCN
I had the chance to chat with Trinity Valley Community College head football coach Brad Smiley last week before the Cardinals wrapped up their spring practice schedule Saturday morning.
“Spring’s been great,” Smiley said, and then added the phrase that every coach wants to hear at this stage. “We’ve stayed pretty healthy for the most part.”
Smiley pointed out that the early part of spring practice is about integrating new players with returning sophomores.
“Those (new) guys have to learn how we want them to work and how we want things done,” he said. Continue reading “TVCC Finishes Up Spring Practice”