Meet Mark Bayliss. One of TSTC’s amazing and knowledgable instructors in TSTC’s Electrical Lineworker Program. Join us as we take a moment to listen to his insight and amazing journey from the Lineworker Industry to his arrival at Texas State Technical College, in order to pass along his knowledge to the next generation of Lineworkers.
(MARSHALL, Texas) – Darrell Godfrey will be the one of the faces of Texas State Technical College’s Electrical Construction program in Marshall. The Custer City, Oklahoma native was originally planning to become a teacher before starting a career as an electrician. Now, he has moved from TSTC’s Waco campus to Marshall, where the newest program...
Nurturing Success: How a Mother and Daughter Shape Students’ Futures It is often believed that working alongside family or friends can put strain on relationships. But for Griselda Marion and her daughter, Mea Cedillo, that assumption has not held true. Instead, their shared workplace has strengthened their bond. “It’s actually been pretty nice; I...
(RED OAK, Texas) – Former stay-at-home mother Shawna Long is now the only female Welding instructor at Texas State Technical College’s North Texas campus. “Once my kids started school, I started looking into going back to college,” she said. “I stepped through the doors of TSTC and was just welcomed here. It just kind of...
(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...
(HARLINGEN, Texas) – As Texas State Technical College students prepare to transition from college life to the workforce, the Career Services team shared strategies to help them stand out in a competitive job market. Whether students network at the college’s Industry Job Fair or prepare for a job interview following commencement, they have learned some...