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Center offers money, career help with clothing and workshops
The Amarillo College Career and Employment Center and Student Money Management Center offer students help in navigating the working community.
“We offer a lot of things,” said Renee Burnam, director of Career and Employment Services. “One of the first things that we have is something called My Plan Assessment.”
ACPD rides latest in style, efficiency
Amarillo College Police Department officers are riding in style in their new battery-powered patrol cars.
In December, the department bought two of the cars, one for the Washington Street Campus and one for the West Campus. Officer Scott Acker, crime prevention officer, said it would not be as efficient to have one on the East Campus because of the layout.
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VIDEO: SEC enriches science learning
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EDITORIAL: Small, steady steps lead to realistic resolutions
New beginnings appear all the time. A season arrives, a semester begins, a job starts. All are chances to wipe the slate clean and start fresh. But there’s something different about January, something that screams “resolution” like no other.
Regents tour music building, approve motions
Three faculty members were recommended and approved for tenure at the semester’s first meeting of the Amarillo College board of regents Jan. 28.
VIDEO: Student resolutions ring in the new year
Students look to the new year