Badgers pay it forward by mentoring peers
Paying it forward, giving back and volunteering are just a few phrases that can be used to describe the actions of students on the peer leadership team.
“It is volunteer work,” said Trena Rider, mentoring program coordinator. “They are volunteering because they want to help others be successful, so it’s a pretty big deal.”
Mayor honors Munger with award
“She understands the impact on young people and how that love of education changes their whole lives,” Mayor Paul Harpole said. “If you look at the work she does and that the school does to help young people and to help children, there’s no denying that it has a huge impact on our community.”
AC Students Explore Munich, Germany
AC is in Munich Germany
‘BadgerBS’ gives voice to students
Students have a voice on campus, and it can be heard through “BadgerBS.” “The name is a play on a more commonly recognized term, but in this case it stands for “Badger Banter Session.”
Quintin Marquez, senior video reporter and online editor, is host of the video show created by the Ranger staff. Topics are selected randomly from student submissions. A new episode debuts each Tuesday at www.acranger.com.
Travel Video Diary Two
Day two diary
AC faculty introduce innovative technology
Two faculty members have been recognized for their efforts to usher Amarillo College into the modern medical age.
Khristi McKelvy, a nursing instructor, and Debby Hall, an assistant professor of nursing, said they realized graduates of the nursing program will be stepping into information technology-dominated health care environments
Travel Video Diary One
AC world travelers return
Speakers say journalism, mass media in transition
Two former Amarillo College students – both members of the AC Mass Comm Wall of Fame – spoke at AC this semester. Ben Sargent, a political cartoonist from Austin, spoke for the finale of the 2014 Creative Mind Lecture Series. Jason Boyett, a writer for Amarillo Magazine among other jobs, was a guest speaker the same day.