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(ROSENBERG, Texas) – Brandon Foster is the newest associate provost at Texas State Technical College’s Fort Bend County campus, joining John Kennedy in the position. Once an instructor for TSTC’s Diesel Equipment program, he has a deep understanding of both the challenges and opportunities that the college’s faculty and students face on a daily basis....

(RED OAK, Texas) – Axel Mendoza, an Architectural/Civil Drafting Technology graduate from Texas State Technical College’s North Texas campus, received the Provost’s Award for academic achievement along with his Associate of Applied Science degree at the college’s recent Summer 2025 Commencement. “The Provost’s Award is a prestigious honor given to graduating students who have demonstrated...

(HARLINGEN, Texas) – Gina Cano-Monreal, Ph.D., has been named provost of Texas State Technical College’s Harlingen campus, effective July 29, 2025. Cano-Monreal previously served as the college’s associate vice chancellor for instructional shared services, supporting TSTC’s 12 campuses across the state. In that role, she oversaw curriculum quality and alignment, instructional design and support, and...

(MARSHALL, Texas) – Barzilai Arellano, a Process Operations graduate from Texas State Technical College’s Marshall campus, received the Provost’s Outstanding Achievement Award at the recent Spring 2025 Commencement.  “The award, not given out every semester, recognizes students who go above and beyond in helping others achieve their goals — service before self,” Bart Day, provost...

(MARSHALL, Texas) – Some of Texas State Technical College’s industry partners flocked to the Marshall campus to witness the ribbon-cutting for the new Diesel Power Technologies Center on Tuesday, May 13.  “There’s still more need for what we produce than what we can hold,” Bart Day, provost of TSTC’s Marshall campus, said. “The answer is...

(ROSENBERG, Texas) – Stability. A high wage. Career advancement. A quick turnaround from education to the workforce. There are lots of reasons why a person might choose one career path over another. But for those looking to have it all, a career in a technical field might be the answer. Bryan Bowling, the provost of...