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Engineering & Manufacturing December 5, 2024
TSTC student says Industrial Systems program provides clarity to his previous work experience (MARSHALL, Texas) – Nicholas Fuller had trouble finding his footing after receiving a degree in corrosive technology. “I moved down to Houston for a job, and it was pipeline-related work,” he said. “Through working that, I realized that wasn’t my preferred kind of thing...
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Like father, like son: TSTC Precision Machining Technology student inspired by father’s machinist career (HARLINGEN, Texas) – When Texas State Technical College student Michael Diaz was young, he was curious about what his father’s job was at a manufacturing company. “I remember going to my dad’s work with some family when I was six years old,” Diaz said....
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TSTC Automation and Controls graduate looks forward to a wide-open future (MARSHALL, Texas) – Tanner Elliott was forced to quit playing college football after injuring his back. Uncertain about his future path, he was introduced to the world of automation. “Honestly, I didn’t have a plan; I was playing football and that was it,” Elliott...
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