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(HARLINGEN, Texas) – Texas State Technical College’s Surgical Technology program has partnered with Stryker Trauma to provide advanced training opportunities for area surgeons while giving TSTC students firsthand exposure to evolving techniques and technologies. On Thursday, June 4, TSTC and Stryker Trauma signed a memorandum of understanding that will allow Stryker to use TSTC’s Surgical...

(ROSENBERG, Texas) – After spending more than a decade diagnosing patients as a primary care physician, Austin Marshall is now learning to diagnose HVAC systems. Marshall, owner of the remote telemedicine company Enbold, developed an interest in HVAC while researching how to replace a mini-split system in his garage. He is now studying the trade...

(ROSENBERG, Texas) – Mario Torres has always chased an adrenaline rush.  Now, the Rosenberg native is channeling that into a career through the Electrical Lineworker and Management program at Texas State Technical College’s Fort Bend County campus. He first realized his need to look into a career as a lineworker came during a commute home...

(HARLINGEN, Texas) – From troubleshooting commercial truck fleets, responding to mobile roadside service calls to repairing heavy marine vessels at the Port of Brownsville, three Texas State Technical College Diesel Equipment students are demonstrating how lab training translates directly to real-world experiences. Rogelio Cerda works part-time as a mobile technician at Mobile Transportation Group in...

(HARLINGEN, Texas) – Texas State Technical College’s Harlingen campus will transition its Advanced Manufacturing program this fall to help meet the demand for skilled industrial maintenance technicians across South Texas. The transition also includes programs at Abilene, Fort Bend County, Marshall, New Braunfels, North Texas, Sweetwater, Waco and Williamson County campuses. According to the U.S....

(HARLINGEN, Texas) – Texas State Technical College will launch its Electrical Construction program this fall at its Fort Bend County, Harlingen and Marshall campuses. TSTC’s Electrical Construction certificate of completion program will help students develop the skills needed for immediate employment in the industry. The Texas Workforce Commission (TWC) projects a 20.3% increase in demand...