Read Coastal Bend College's community magazine. Get tips if you are getting ready to transfer from community college to university. Check out award-winning art submitted by high school students for a juried contest and gallery exhibit. Find out about how to apply for academic, outreach and institutional scholarships at Coastal Bend College.
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Forum CBC March 2011 Coastal Bend College Volume 5, Number 4 March 2011 Coastal Bend College V olume 5, Number 4 Support South Texas youth; Support South Texas youth; Help break a world record Help break a world record December graduates listed December graduates listed Page 4 Page 4 Dia Del Mariachi is April 16 Dia Del Mariachi is April 16 Softball schedule, players Softball schedule, players Page 8 Page 8 Kansas artist wins best of show Kansas artist wins best of show Page 14 Page 14
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ForumCBCMarch 2011 Coastal Bend College Volume 5, Number 4March 2011 Coastal Bend College Volume 5, Number 4
Support South Texas youth; Support South Texas youth; Help break a world recordHelp break a world record
December graduates listedDecember graduates listed Page 4 Page 4
Dia Del Mariachi is April 16Dia Del Mariachi is April 16
CBC Forum is a publication of Coastal Bend College, Office of Institutional Advancement, 3800 Charco Road, Beeville, Texas. View this and previous issues online at www.coastalbend.edu. Coastal Bend College does not discriminate on the basis of race, creed, color, national origin, gender, age or disability. For more information about Coastal Bend College, visit the website at www.coastalbend.edu or call toll free (866) 722-2838.
Coastal Bend College congratulates the following students who earned certifi cates and degrees during the Fall 2010 semester:
AliceAshley Canales, Associate of Arts Degree, Graduated with High HonorJessica Hill, Associate of Science Degree Kristella Laso, Associate of Science Degree, Graduated with Highest HonorMabel Segura, Associate of Science Degree Priscilla Vela, Associate of Science Degree, Graduated with HonorSonia Gonzalez, Associate of Science Degree Jaime Valenzuela, Associate of Applied Sciences Degree in NursingMargarita Garza, Associate of Applied Sciences Degree in Early Development and EducationDarren Rhodes, Level 1 Certifi cate in Basic Welding TechnologyRhonda Ramos, Level 1 Certifi cate in Vocational NursingRoy Medina, Level 1 Certifi cate in Basic Welding TechnologyJonathan Rodriguez, Level 2 Certifi cate in WeldingRoy Medina Level 2 Certifi cate in Welding
BeevilleBrenda Delarosa, Associate of Arts Degree Naomi Camacho, Associate of Arts Degree Abby Jones, Associate of Science Degree, Graduated with Highest HonorAmanda Ruiz, Associate of Science Degree, Graduated with HonorAngela Rios, Associate of Science Degree Avel Hernandez, Associate of Science Degree Bonnie Cantu, Associate of Science Degree George Eisner, Associate of Science Degree Jamie Blackwell, Associate of Science Degree Nichole Villegas Associate of Science Degree Rosemarie Carabajal, Associate of Science Degree Tony Martinez, Associate of Science Degree April Gonzales, Associate of Applied Sciences Degree in CosmetologyDavid Ramirez, Associate of Applied Sciences Degree in WeldingMyles Taylor, Associate of Applied Sciences Degree in WeldingValarie Spicer, Associate of Applied Sciences Degree in AccountingAlejandro Sandoval, Level 1 Certifi cate in Airframe and Power TechnologyApril Gonzales, Level 1 Certifi cate in CosmetologyChristopher Johnson, Level 1 Certifi cate in Airframe and
Power TechnologyCody Sublett , Level 1 Certifi cate in Basic Welding SkillsDanny Garcia, Level 1 Certifi cate in Airframe and Power TechnologyDavid Longoria, Level 1 Certifi cate in Automotive TechnologyEric Arrizola, Level 1 Certifi cate in Airframe and Power TechnologyFelix Morales, Level 1 Certifi cate in Basic Welding SkillsJon Matus, Level 1 Certifi cate in Airframe and Power TechnologyJon Silva, Level 1 Certifi cate in Basic Welding SkillsJose Dino, Level 1 Certifi cate in Drafting and DesignMaria Trevino, Level 1 Certifi cate in CosmetologyMyles Taylor, Level 1 Certifi cate in Basic Welding TechnologyNoah Gomez, Level 1 Certifi cate in CosmetologyRudy Ramirez, Level 1 Certifi cate in Basic Welding TechnologyTina Stepp, Level 1 Certifi cate in CosmetologyDavid Dominguez, Level 2 Certifi cate in WeldingDavid Ramirez, Level 2 Certifi cate in WeldingJoshua Lehman, Level 2 Certifi cate in WeldingMyles Taylor, Level 2 Certifi cate in WeldingRicky Moreland, Level 2 Certifi cate in Welding
Ben BoltAmanda Garcia, Level 1 Certifi cate in Vocational Nursing
BenavidesJuan Rubio, Level 1 Certifi cate in Basic Welding Technology
BruniSylvia Lopez, Level 1 Certifi cate in Cosmetology
CampbelltonElizabeth Tucker, Level 1 Certifi cate in Cosmetology Nail Technology
ChristineClarissa Lopez, Associate of Applied Sciences Degree in Early Development and Education
Corpus ChristiRamon Zuniga, Level 1 Certifi cate in Vocational Nursing
Cuero Matt hew Stall, Associate of Applied Sciences Degree in Drafting and Design Technology, Graduated with High HonorMatt hew Stall, Level 1 Certifi cate in Drafting and Design Technology
Coastal Bend College December graduates listed
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DriscollThomas Cavazos, Level 1 Certifi cate in Basic Welding Technology
FalfurriasDomi Guerra, Associate of Applied Sciences Degree in Early Development and Education
FreerRichard Hernandez, Associate of Science Degree Ninfa Beeson, Level 1 Certifi cate in Vocational Nursing
George WestViola Salinas, Associate of Arts Degree Kitley Wasicek, Associate of Science Degree
HebbronvilleRaul Narvaez, Level 1 Certifi cate in Basic Welding TechnologyRaul Narvaez, Level 2 Certifi cate in Welding
JourdantonEric Olivarri, Associate of Science Degree
Karnes CityChynna Zimmermann, Associate of Science Degree Leon Matula, Associate of Science Degree Sharee Salyer, Associate of Science Degree, Graduated with HonorAmanda Castaneda, Associate of Applied Sciences Degree in NursingLorenzo Saenz, Associate of Applied Sciences Degree in Computer Information Technology Networking SpecializationPatricia Ramirez, Level 1 Certifi cate in Cosmetology
KenedyDonna Rodriguez, Associate of Science Degree Lucas Escamilla, Associate of Science Degree Emilio Rangel, Level 1 Certifi cate in Cosmetology
KingsvilleMariliza Galvan, Associate of Arts Degree Alma Davila, Associate of Science Degree Erica De La Paz, Associate of Science Degree, Graduated with High HonorLizett e Calderon, Associate of Science Degree
MathisRonnett e Huerta, Associate of Arts Degree, Graduated with HonorKelly Hinojosa, Associate of Science Degree
Aaron Serna, Associate of Applied Sciences Degree in Drafting and Design TechnologyHector Zapata, Associate of Applied Sciences Degree in Computer Information Technology Web Design SpecialistOralia O. Cabrera of Mathis, Level 1 Certifi cate in Vocational NursingJames Hernandez of Mathis, Level 1 Certifi cate in Vocational NursingAaron Serna, Level 1 Certifi cate in Drafting and Design Technology
MineralMatt hew Yeoman, Associate of Applied Sciences Degree in Drafting and Design TechnologyMatt hew Yeoman, Level 1 Certifi cate in Drafting and Design Technology
Orange GroveKassey Parisher, Associate of Science Degree Melissa Jacobson, Associate of Science Degree Aubrey Hippensteal, Level 1 Certifi cate in Vocational NursingHeather Pearson, Level 1 Certifi cate in Vocational Nursing
Pett usPaige Fox, Associate of Science Degree, Graduated with Highest Honor
PleasantonAngelita Crowder, Associate of Science Degree, Graduated with HonorJose Salinas, Associate of Science Degree Michael Negrini, Associate of Science Degree, Graduated with Highest HonorPamela Ramos, Associate of Science Degree, Graduated with Highest Honor
PoteetElizabeth Armendariz, Associate of Science Degree
RefugioChristina Mascorro, Associate of Science Degree
RobstownKevin Gonzales, Level 1 Certifi cate in Basic Welding TechnologyKevin Gonzales, Level 2 Certifi cate in Welding
RungeJustin Moravits, Associate of Arts Degree Stephanie Bomer, Level 1 Certifi cate in Cosmetology
San DiegoFelicia Gonzalez, Level 1 Certifi cate in Vocational NursingLisa Alviar, Level 1 Certifi cate in Vocational NursingMichelle Arredondo, Level 1 Certifi cate in Cosmetology
SandiaDelma Gaitan, Associate of Science Degree Kimberly Marley, Associate of Science Degree
SintonHolly Maddox, Level 1 Certifi cate in Cosmetology
SkidmoreDaniel Olivares, Level 1 Certifi cate in Airframe and Power Technology
Three RiversAbigail Vega, Associate of Science Degree
TildenAmanda Sauceda, Associate of Arts Degree
TynanNicholas Person, Associate of Science Degree, Graduated with High Honor
YorktownKimberly Willis, Associate of Science Degree Krystal Gonzales, Associate of Science Degree Bett endorf, IowaNicole Van Besien, Associate of Science Degree
All events will be held in the Gertrude R. Jones Fine
Arts Auditorium unless otherwise stated. Please note
admission fees applicable to some events.
Sunday, March 6 – Tin Roof Tango, Beeville Concert
Association, 3 p.m., admission or season ticket
Saturday, March 26 – Beeville Community Chorus
Annual Talent Show and Dinner, Dinner at 6 p.m. in
James R. Dougherty Student Union Building; show at
7:30 p.m. in Gertrude R. Jones Fine Arts Auditorium,
admission, reserved seating
Sunday, March 27 – Hope Shiver and Kay Pace,
Beeville Concert Association, 3 p.m., admission or
season ticket
Thursday, April 14 – Beeville Community Band
Concert and CBC Concert Band Spring Concert, 7:30
p.m., free
Saturday, April 16 – Beeville Community Chorus
Concert, Mission Espiritu Santo De Zuniga, Goliad State
Park, 7:30 p.m., $3 park entrance fee
Sunday, April 17 – CBC Mariachi Ensemble Concert
(Los Pumas), 3 p.m., free
Thursday, Friday, Saturday, April 28, 29 and 30 –
Once Upon A Mattress, 7:30 p.m., CBC Community
Performing Arts Project and the CBC Music and Drama
Departments, admission and reserved seating
Sunday, May 1 – Once Upon A Mattress, 3 p.m., CBC
Community Performing Arts Project and the CBC Music
and Drama Departments, admission and reserved seating
Monday, May 2 – CBC Guitar Extravaganza, 7 p.m.,
free
Tuesday, May 3 – Beeville Community Chorus Spring
Concert, 7:30 p.m., admission
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1. Understand How Courses Transfer: Transferring courses is easier in Texas than many other states because Texas has a Common Course Numbering System. This means similar courses that are taught at public colleges and universities in the fi rst two years of college are identifi ed by common numbers. If you’re planning to transfer, these are often the best courses to choose.
2. Get Advising: Most students want to transfer from one school to another without hassles and without losing credit they have already earned. Luckily, you can do this by following a few important steps. Coastal Bend College has advisors trained to help you make the right decisions about what courses to take when you are preparing to transfer. Be sure to contact an advisor at the school you’re planning to transfer to as well. Getting help from both your current school and the new school is the best way to make your transition as smooth as possible.
3. Make a Transfer Plan: Start by identifying a major that corresponds with your chosen career fi eld. Plan carefully, because changing majors can result in course hours lost. There are many courses that transfer from one college or university to another, but your ability to apply those courses to your degree program will depend on if they fi t into your transfer school’s degree plan. Transferring schools will work best if you get information about the degree plan you want to follow at the school you want to attend, and then match the required course work as closely as possible prior to transferring. The earlier you identify a plan, the better chance you have of transferring without losing a single credit hour toward your degree plan.
4. Shop Around: Sometimes students make decisions about where to attend college without looking at all the options. Of course, the fi rst priority is fi nding a college that offers the degree program you want and has the other qualities you’re looking for in a school. As a transfer student, you may also want to look for a university that has a strong transfer relationship with CBC.
5. Take the Core Curriculum: If you plan to receive a bachelor’s degree from a public university, Texas law requires that you complete a core curriculum of between 42 and 48 credit hours. Each college or university identifi es which of its courses fi t into the core curriculum. If you complete the core curriculum with grades of “C” or better and transfer, the entire core curriculum transfers and substitutes for the core curriculum you would have taken at your new school. You may have to take additional course work if your transfer school has a larger core curriculum than the school you came from. If you complete only part of the core curriculum before you transfer, each course you completed should apply to the new school’s core curriculum.
6. Check into Field of Study Curricula: In addition to the core curriculum, Texas law authorizes the state to create fi eld of study curricula. A fi eld of study curriculum consists of freshman and sophomore courses that apply to a specifi c major. A student who successfully completes all or part of a fi eld of study curriculum prior to transferring will receive degree credit for the fi eld of study curriculum coursework (as long as the student stays in a degree program in that
discipline). Coastal Bend College offers fi eld of study curricula in teaching, computer science and criminal justice. More fi eld of study curricula will be added in the future.
7. Special Articulation Agreements: Coastal Bend College has articulation agreements with many public universities for transfer of credit. An articulation agreement is a contract that spells out exactly which courses will transfer to which degree programs and how the credit will be applied. Many schools have articulation agreements that will allow you to apply a complete associate’s degree program to a bachelor’s degree at your transfer school.
8. Know Which Courses and Programs are Designed to Transfer: It’s important to remember that there are several types of college credit. Academic transfer courses are the common courses that transfer to most public universities. Workforce education courses are designed to give you skills for immediate employment, and many of these courses may not transfer to universities. Workforce continuing education courses are also technical in nature but do not result in college credit at all. Associate of Arts (AA) Degrees and Associate of Science (AS) Degrees are designed to transfer. Associate of Applied Science (AAS) Degrees contain some transfer courses and technical courses that may transfer to Bachelor of Applied Science (BAS) Degrees.
9. Transfer Dispute Resolution: If you transfer to a public university in Texas and believe you were entitled to more transfer credit than you received, you have the right to ask for transfer dispute resolution. Most transfer credit disputes can be worked out by talking to your new university. If the dispute is not resolved after the college and university have worked together, the issue can be referred to the Commissioner of Higher Education for a fi nal decision.
10. “Reverse Transfer”: If you transfer from a two-year college to a university after you have accumulated 30 or more credit hours but before you complete an associate’s degree, Coastal Bend Colleges will be happy to transfer courses completed at the university back into your program and award an associate’s degree. You can continue working on the bachelor’s degree, but meanwhile will have a college degree.
(Source: www.CollegeforTexans.com)
Things you should know if you’re ready to transfer
Coastal Bend College -- Pleasanton Campus students, faculty and staff recently
toured the Longhorn Museum (Pleasanton) and Atascosa County Courthouse
(Jourdanton). County Judge Diana Bautista and her staff talked to the group
about the courthouse and how local government works. Pictured, back row
from left, are CBC students Gary Stiles, Kevan Kinnard, Ben Sarabia, Lila Stevens
and Billie Minoie; Holly Nowlen-Forry, CBC retention specialist; Terry Villanueva,
campus coordinator; and LaDella Levy, instructor; and front, from left, students
Gayla Moczygemba, Denney Jackson, Dolores Sigel; and Lauren Denver, CBC
counselor.
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A.C. Jones High School sophomores and parents are encouraged to attend the Passport Program, a dual credit information session presented by the high school and Coastal Bend College, to receive information regarding tuition-free courses students, who are Bee County residents, may take as early as this summer that count for both high school and college credit (dual credit). The Passport Program will take place at Coastal Bend College on March 25, 2011, starting at 9 a.m. in the Peter S. Marecek Physical Fitness Center. Tenth-graders, whose parents signed permission slips, will be brought to CBC to learn about earning credits in academic classes and/or in workforce programs. Students may take basic academic courses toward bachelor’s degrees or earn certifi cates in areas including welding, law enforcement, computers, certifi ed nursing and nail technology. They will also receive a CBC Passport that provides information about these courses. A Coastal Bend College identifi cation card opens doors to college resources including the library and computer labs and gives card holders free admission to college sports events and performances. Information sessions and campus tours are available for parents who attend. Parents may also participate in roundtable discussions regarding educational opportunities for their children. Lunch will be provided at no charge. For additional information, please contact Jennifer Linney at (361) 354-2722 or email her at [email protected].
Dual credit event coming for high school sophomores
Potential Coastal Bend College nursing students interested in starting in Fall 2011 must take the Test of Essential Academic Skills (TEAS) now. Testing dates on all campuses are available through March 31.
All potential vocational nursing and professional nursing students who have not taken the test must contact a test coordinator in Alice, Beeville, Kingsville or Pleasanton for test dates and times.
The following directions apply to all potential nursing students:
Select your campus and time. You may take the TEAS at any campus, but you can only test one time.
1. Call or email to schedule an appointment. Provide your name, birth date, the date you want to test, and a viable telephone number.
2. Arrive approximately 15 minutes early on the date you select.
3. Bring a picture ID and a debit or credit card for the $25 test fee.
Contact the TEAS test coordinator at the campus where you wish to take the test:
Alyssa Canfi eld, a Liberal High School (Liberal, Kan.) student, earned top honors for her glass entry “Purple Pendengo.” Her Best of Show piece was one of almost 80 entries into the annual juried high school art competition sponsored by Coastal Bend College.
Emily Bayouth, also of Liberal High School, earned fi rst and second place for her glass entries, “Orange Julious” and “Red Dwarf,” consecutively.
Courtney Whitney of Three Rivers High School won fi rst place for her collage entitled, “Branches of a Tree.” Samantha Kenedy, also a Three Rivers High School artist, earned fi rst place for her pastel, “Coral Reef.” Three Rivers High School student Dannelle Gentry was awarded fi rst place for “Colors of the Heart,” a watercolor painting.
Sinton High School artist, Jackie Nunez earned fi rst place for an acrylic painting “Snowfl ake.” Seleste Schmidt, also a Sinton High School student, got fi rst place in the Three Dimensional category for “Dream Attack.”
Kristina Alvarado of A.C. Jones High School in Beeville, submitted the fi rst place entry in the Drawing/Ink category entitled “Private E yes.” A.C. Jones High School student Chelsea Contreras was awarded fi rst place for her mixed media entry “Bob Dylan.”
Kati Pina, a Taft High School artist, earned fi rst place for her pencil drawing “Denim” and fi rst place for her colored drawing “Under the Sea.”
Kansas high school glass artist earned Best of Show
Purple Pendengo by Alyssa Canfi eld
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The award-winning student work is currently on display in the Simon Michael Art Gallery in Coastal Bend College’s Frank Jostes Visual Arts Building in Beeville. The show will run through March 10. The gallery is open Monday through Thursday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Some high school art competition winners are offered scholarships to study art at Coastal Bend College. Winners sorted by school follow.
A.C. Jones High School: • Mixed Media, First Place: Chelsea Contreras, “Bob Dylan”• Drawing/Ink, First Place: Kristina Alvarado, “Private Eyes”• Collage, Honorable Mention: Laine I. Luthringer, “The Fox
Relief”• Mixed Media, Honorable Mention: Laine I. Luthringer,
“Sections of Art”• Mixed Media, Honorable Mention: Kristina Alvarado,
Liberal High School (Liberal, Kan.):• Best of Show: Alyssa Canfi eld, “Purple Pendengo,” Glass• Glass, First Place: Emily Bayouth, “Orange Julious”• Glass, Second Place: Emily Bayouth, “Red Dwarf”
San Diego High School:• Drawing/Ink, Second Place: Gavino Arredondo, “Untitled”• Drawing/Pencil, Second Place: Brittney Soliz, “Still Life”• Painting –Acrylic, Second Place: Pedro Ruiz, “China”• Painting- Watercolor, Second Place: Dayne Garcia, “Untitled”• Drawing/Ink, Third Place: Stephanie Luna, “The Perks of
Being a Wildfl ower”• Drawing/Ink, Fourth Place: Stephanie Luna, “All Unquiet
Things”• Painting –Acrylic, Fourth Place: Pedro Ruiz, “The Hall”
Sinton High School:• Painting –Acrylic, First Place: Jackie Nunez, “Snowfl ake”• Three-Dimensional, First Place: Seleste Schmidt, “Dream
Attack”• Pastel, Second Place: John Tovar, “Dukes of Sinton”• Colored Drawings, Second Place: Jackie Nunez, “Puzzle
Pieces”• Collage, Third Place: Israel Cancino, “Time Can Steal”• Mixed Media, Third Place: Carley Olrich, “Untitled”• Painting –Acrylic, Third Place: Demi Lea Garcia, “Bold and
in Control”• Pastel, Fourth Place: Mariela Estrada, “Love Birds”• Mixed Media, Honorable Mention: Jeremy Reyna, “Confi de”• Mixed Media, Honorable Mention: Jamie Pease, “Simplicity”• Drawing/Pencil, Honorable Mention: Ned Olvera, “Next
Generation”
Taft High School:• Colored Drawings, First Place: Kati Pina, “Under the Sea”• Drawing/Pencil, First Place: Kati Pina, “Denim”• Pastel, Third Place: Fletcher Jones, “Metamorphosis”• Drawing/Pencil, Honorable Mention: Juan Olvera, “War in
For more information about the Simon Michael Art Gallery at Coastal Bend College, contact Jayne Duryea at (361) 354-2322 or [email protected].
Coral Reef by Samantha Kenedy
Private Eyes by Kristina Alvarado Denim by Kati Pina
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Simon Michael Gallery Schedule
March 23 -- Gallery Opening: “Larry Harrison, CBC Alumni” Reception: 10:30 a.m. – noon, Simon Michael Art Gallery. Gallery talk: 1:30 p.m., Frank Jostes Visual Arts Bldg. Closes April 21.
April 27 -- Gallery Opening: “Student & Faculty Art Exhibition,” Reception: 10:30 a.m. – noon, Simon Michael Art Gallery, Frank Jostes Visual Arts Bldg. Student art sale: 9 a.m. – 3 p.m., Frank Jostes Visual Arts Bldg. Closes May 5.
Barnhart Workshop Series
April 6 -- “Caricatures” 8 a.m.-4 p.m. with Artist-in-Residence: Lorin Bernsen
April 21-22 -- “Wildlife” Photography with Artist-in-Residence: TBA
All workshops will be held in the Frank Jostes Visual Arts Building on the Beeville Campus. For more information about visual arts or gallery exhibits, contact Jayne Duryea at (361) 354-2322 or [email protected].
Coastal Bend College
Visual Arts Calendar
Celebrating McGuffi n’s life are, from left, Glynis Holm Strause, Coastal Bend College;
Beeville Garden Club Chaplain; Susan Smedley, CBC; Nyla Irwin, Beeville Garden
Club Arbor Day Chairperson; Becky Camphill, Beeville Garden Club; Bob Wingenter,
Beeville Garden Club; McGuffi n’s daughter, Jan McGuffi n; Sarah Milnarich, CBC;
Teresa Holland, Beeville Garden Club President; and Mike Slaughter, CBC.
Beeville Garden Club honors late membersA tree was planted on the grounds of Coastal Bend College’s Peter S. Marecek Physical Fitness Center in honor of the late Ida Clarice Matheson McGuffi n, a longtime garden club member and college supporter. McGuffi n joined the garden club when she returned to Beeville after living in Singapore for a number of years.
A member of one of Beeville’s oldest families, McGuffi n attended art and kinesiology classes at the college. She took Barnhart Series workshops in china painting, under several guest instructors, and studied under Simon Michael, a longtime CBC educator and artist. She also studied fl ower arranging under Gwen DeWitt. She took real estate courses at the college as well.
Another tree will be planted at the college on April 18 in memory of Celia Reyes, a longtime member of the garden club, who also died in 2010.
ReliefReliefPaintingPaintingwith Manuel Gonzaleswith Manuel Gonzales
Manuel Gonzales, an
instructor at Texas Tech
University’s College of
Architecture, demonstrated
the art of relief painting
to a group of Coastal
Bend College art students
during a recent workshop.
Gonzales, a CBC graduate,
donated his completed piece
to the college’s permanent
collection.
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Apply now for Coastal Bend College academic, outreach, institutional and donor scholarships for Fall 2011 and Spring 2012. One application is accepted for all scholarships. The deadline is April 1, 2011. A full dorm scholarship is available, if space allows, for scholarship recipients from high schools farther than 50 miles from Coastal Bend College. For more information, visit the Financial Aid Offi ce or call toll free (866) 722-2838 Ext. 2238.
