Working Adults at DVC Set Their PACE and Stay on Track to Graduate
Nov 30, 2021
Sofia Deleuse knew she wanted to complete her college education. But like so many other working adults, she was juggling multiple responsibilities.
Basic Needs Community Helps Students Survive and Thrive
Nov 30, 2021
Gerardo De La Torre arrived at DVC as a re-entry student, hoping to fulfill his dream of a college education. “I wanted to give myself another opportunity to be the first in my family to graduate from university. My parents immigrated from Mexico so their children could have a better life. I had always wanted to be a computer engineer, and work for NASA. I always dreamed of being amongst the stars in the night sky,” said De La Torre.
mtech, industrial design, Tesla
Industry Partnerships Lead to Fast-Track Careers in Technology
Nov 30, 2021
Brandon Manzanares graduated from DVC with an associate in science in allied health. After spending some time working in the medical field, he felt he wanted to explore other career options.
construction, architecture, engineering, CareerFocus, industrial design
DVC Industry Partnerships Pave the Path from School to Work
Jun 4, 2021
When deciding which college to attend, students typically focus on academics, campus culture, and budget. While this is a good strategy, it is also important to consider opportunities for internships, jobs, mentoring, and networking. Students attending DVC can check all of these boxes. DVC's location is key in helping to forge partnerships with employers throughout the Bay Area.
geographic information systems, drone technology
Let Your Career Take Flight with a Certificate in Drone Technology
Jun 4, 2021
If you’re looking for a career that will get you out of the office and out into the world, consider drone technology! “We want the student experience to be enriching and educational. Drones are fun to fly! Students are able to fly advanced models with cutting-edge GPS and cameras. We emphasize mapping applications as it is one of the leading sub-sectors in this emerging industry,” said Jeffrey Miller, geography/unmanned aerial systems professor.