Omar-Valdes

One Life Changed – Omar Valdes

“Trying and learning new things is something I enjoy,” said South Texas College alum Emmanuel Salinas. “That’s why technology is a good fit for me because it’s constantly changing and you are always learning something new. That’s what piqued my interest in working in the field to begin with.” Salinas recently earned his associate’s degree…
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Emmanuel-Salinas

One Life Changed – Emmanuel Salinas

“Trying and learning new things is something I enjoy,” said South Texas College alum Emmanuel Salinas. “That’s why technology is a good fit for me because it’s constantly changing and you are always learning something new. That’s what piqued my interest in working in the field to begin with.” Salinas recently earned his associate’s degree…
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Female Fire Science Student

Leslie Aldana is only the second female to be graduating from the Fire Science Academy at South Texas College. She proves that women are just as strong as men in male dominated field.

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New Academic Building at STC

The new West Academic Building, or Building “T”, features new technology, commons area, and study areas at STC. Ribbon cutting will take place in May 2012.

Claudia-Galan

One Life Changed – Claudia Galan

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2011 Iron Chef Competition

STC culinary arts students compete for the title of Iron Chef.

Live Green!

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Being eco-friendly is not as difficult as you may think and there are simple steps that you can take to make sure you are taking care of your world.

Always remember to reduce, reuse and recycle paper materials and any plastic bottles that you have at home. You can also start living green by conserving energy at home by buying energy efficient light bulbs.

There are other small lifestyle changes that you can make to better your planet. Try buying less plastic water bottles and invest in a metal one. Buy the reusable bags at the grocery stores. Unplug your chargers at home when they are not in use. Ride your bike to work. There are all things that you can do to help contribute to the well-being of our planet.

For more information about the Mid-Valley Campus Biology Club, contact Dr. Villalon at 956-973-7638.

Comments

  1. Jose says:

    As a student from the technology campus, and as an electrician student,I am interested in energy conservation. There are numerous ways to save energy. Insulation serves as a great resistor to current flow. There are many ways of insulating a house or other building from the effects of global warming. For example, covering all the cracks to minimise transfer of heat. Do not overcrowd cables due to the fact that overcrowded cables can cause heating. Another very imporatant action that one can take to save energy is to put sun-screens in the windows, especially those facing West, to reduce the amount of radiant energy entering the house. This prevents the ac unit from running all the time and working as a continous load and a drain on the budjet. Furthermore, when homeowners use less energy to heat or cool their houses, the electrical company can burn less fossil fuels to meet the needsof the community, and that is good for the ozone layer. The list could go on, but the point is that it is possible to save energy and live better at the same time.

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