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(RED OAK, Texas) – Doug Vidler, of Cleburne, enrolled in Texas State Technical College’s Industrial Systems Technology program to further his career while working for steel producer Gerdau in Midlothian.  Now, he is an Industrial Maintenance instructor at TSTC, passing on his knowledge not only to TSTC students, but also to some Gerdau employees through...

(ROSENBERG, Texas) – For five years, Eduardo Gonzalez watched the automated systems on the Amazon production floor with a sense of wonder. That fascination led Gonzalez to a promotion as a mechanical and robotics maintenance engineer with the same company. “It was the simplicity of how efficient the robots were, and the safety aspect,” Gonzalez...

(HARLINGEN, Texas) – Texas State Technical College’s Harlingen campus will launch Advanced Manufacturing and Electrical Construction programs this fall. The Advanced Manufacturing program will offer an Associate of Applied Science degree in Industrial Maintenance, along with certificates of completion in Industrial Maintenance and Advanced Manufacturing. The Electrical Construction program will offer an Electrical Construction certificate...

(MARSHALL, Texas) – Students from Texas State Technical College’s Marshall campus are heading to Corpus Christi to compete in the 2026 SkillsUSA Texas Postsecondary Leadership and Skills Conference on April 8-11. SkillsUSA is a professional organization focused on employability, leadership and technical skills. It features more than 100 specific contests at the state and national...

(RED OAK, Texas) – Students from the HVAC, Precision Machining and Welding programs will be representing Texas State Technical College’s North Texas campus at the 2026 SkillsUSA Texas Postsecondary Leadership and Skills conference, scheduled from April 8-11 in Corpus Christi. Jacob Usery, the director of alignment for Computer Networking and Systems Administration, is also the...

(HUTTO, Texas) – Texas State Technical College’s Williamson County campus is expanding its Advanced Manufacturing degree plans with the addition of two programs for the fall 2026 semester. The college will introduce Semiconductor Technology and Automation and Robotics Technology to meet the region’s growing industrial needs. Alongside the existing Industrial Maintenance program, these new offerings...