News 8 – ACC Student Gets Inaugural Opportunity
State’s community colleges seeking $2.3 billion in funding
Austin Business Journal – State’s community colleges seeking $2.3 billion in funding
State’s community colleges seeking $2.3 billion in funding
Austin Business Journal – State’s community colleges seeking $2.3 billion in funding
Austin Community College Chief Honored
Austin, TX, December 19, 2008 – Austin Community College Police Chief Frankie Waller recently received the Bill G. Daniels Outstanding Administrator Award from the Texas Association of College and University Police Administrators Association. The award … Continue reading
ACC Closes December 22-January 4
Spring Registration Continues During Break</strong Austin, TX, December 19, 2008 – Austin Community College closes at 5 p.m. December 22, but students can still register during the winter break. Automated online and telephone registration remains … Continue reading
Developer Backs Out of Major Bastrop Project
Austin Business Journal – Developer Backs Out of Major Bastrop Project
In Turbulent Times, Essential Issues Dominate Legislative Agenda
Community Impact Newspaper – In Turbulent Times, Essential Issues Dominate Legislative Agenda
ACC Student Travels to Capitol for Inauguration
Burnett’s Blog Highlights Washington, D.C., Experiences Austin, TX, Dec. 16, 2008 – Brad Burnett, Austin Community College honor student and president of the Student Government Association, is packing his bags for the trip of a … Continue reading
ACC Expands Weekend College to Cypress Creek Campus
Austin, TX-The Austin Community College District (ACC) announces five of its seven campuses will now offer with the expansion of the program to the Cypress Creek Campus beginning in the spring semester. Among the fastest … Continue reading
December 2008 ACC eNewsletter
Welcome to the December 2008 ACC eNewsletter, Austin Community College District’s electronic newsletter designed to keep our alumni, faculty, staff, students, and friends up to date on the latest developments affecting our college and community. … Continue reading