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(ROSENBERG, Texas) – A childhood passion for attending car shows with his mother is paying off for Texas State Technical College third-semester student, Alex Mayes. The Auto Collision and Management student at TSTC’s Fort Bend County campus is gaining hands-on experience as an express lube technician at Genesis of Southwest Houston. “I have been working...

(MARSHALL, Texas) – Retired U.S. Navy veteran Clifton Davis has studied Welding and Diesel Equipment at Texas State Technical College to gain the skills needed to better care for his home and farm. Now, he and his son are studying Building Construction with the goal of developing a home remodeling business. “I’m not going to...

(HARLINGEN, Texas) – A strong connection between Texas State Technical College’s Drafting and Design program at the Harlingen campus and Garver, an engineering, planning and environmental services firm, has helped shape the next generation of drafting professionals. Twenty TSTC students and alumni are currently employed or interning with the company. . “When graduates thrive in...

(RED OAK, Texas) – Joshua Hopkins, of Burleson, enjoyed serving in the U.S Navy until an injury forced him to retire early.  However, he has found a new path forward as an Advanced Manufacturing – Industrial Maintenance student at Texas State Technical College’s North Texas campus. “To me, it’s a new start in my transition...

(MARSHALL, Texas) – Evryn Smith, of Shreveport, Louisiana, needed a way to provide for his daughter after he finished serving in the U.S. Marine Corps. His father suggested he check out the Electrical Lineworker and Management program at Texas State Technical College’s Marshall campus. “I was like, ‘I don’t know what a lineman is, but...

Marching to Metadata: Zosia France’s Steps Toward Digital Forensics Former Army signal support systems specialist turns military precision into a future in digital forensics at TSTC. Zosia France’s back gave out before her resolve did. After years as an Army signal support systems specialist, the 70-pound rucksack marches finally caught up with her. Now she’s...