When my husband and I first became friends, one of the many things that drew me to his family was game night.
No type was off-limits. The years passed in a blur of boards, cards, laughter and the occasional curse word. Guitar Hero, charades, Monopoly, sardines, Cranium, marbles, Risk; as long as someone knew the rules, we played it.
When asked, many students said they’d be hard-pressed to find an instructor as passionate as Rene West.
An Amarillo College photography instructor since 2008, West has shared that enthusiasm with the many students who have passed through her classes.
We could sit and list all the places we visited. You could read through them, say, “Oh, how nice,” and forget about it tomorrow. Or you could do what we did: apply immediately when the next trip is announced, save money like your life depends on it and drown yourself in research. It’s a lot of work, but believe us when we say it’s worth it and you’ll have the time of your life.
New semesters bring new classes, assignments and schedules. For many, thinking about what will follow their time at Amarillo College can wait until later.
“It’s only my first month,” said Anthony Paik, a music major.
She motivates; she inspires; she’s involved.
Those are just a few of the ways students and faculty members describe Stephanie Jung, an Amarillo College visual arts instructor.
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.
Three faculty members were recommended and approved for tenure at the semester’s first meeting of the Amarillo College board of regents Jan. 28.
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