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  • FIGHT! Just Playing

FIGHT! Just Playing

May 10, 2018

  • Scholarship recipient: “I want to inspire children”
  • Dr. Chris Allen wins Paragon Award
  • COM students win Outstanding Musician Awards
  • COM graduates largest class in its history
  • COM creates Distinguished Alumni Award
  • COM math professor wins second place in National SoftChalk Competition
  • Award-winning presentation shares baby-soothing secrets
  • Gala raises $16,000 for scholarships
  • Dr. Bernie Smiley named Teacher of the Year
  • COM and Safety Council partner to offer Electrical Skills Training program
  • BP Donates $15,000 to Collegiate High School at COM
  • COM students inspired to mentor others
  • Learning Equations Through Robots
  • La Marque adopts city poster created by COM student
  • Twelve-lead interpretation course offered for EMS workers
  • Sigma Delta named Five Star Chapter
  • Six Sigma Green Belt Course teaches cost-cutting skills
  • COM professor inspires future doctors
  • Zombies coming to COM this fall
  • Losing weight and gaining a role
  • COM intern develops new commercial
  • COM offers customized training for business and industry
  • Recruiters center of community
  • Stay young with COM's senior adult program
  • Teens explore the "real world" with Mad City Money course
  • COM Foundation awards scholarships
  • Dr. Pam Millsap named Dean of General Education
  • COM Adult Education receives top honors from Texas LEARNS
  • COM's Phi Theta Kappa chapter inducts new members
  • Accelerated Real Estate Academy puts students on fast track to success
  • Re-careering white collar workers choose PTEC program
  • COM offers new scholarships for child development students
  • Student to perform classical concert at COM
  • TCPD conducts canine training at COM
  • COM graduates excel on state EMT exams
  • Taking COM sports to the next level
  • Work-Study Program prepares students for the real world
  • COM professors share industry possibilities with high school teachers
  • Sowing seeds for education
  • COM named to Military Friendly School list
  • SALUTE to success
  • Capping a lifetime of learning
  • Grant makes new hires cost-effective for Marathon
  • COM Dual Credit Program has record-breaking class
  • COM receives $35,000 for scholarships
  • Going to Canada (and going green)
  • Jump-start college with Collegiate High School
  • College Boot Camp gives tools to combat fears
  • Monster Musik performance to debut student piece
  • Funds now available for COM workforce students
  • COM instructor receives Patriot Award
  • COM announces new president
  • COM hosts first Duck Debates
  • COM student wins honors scholarship
  • Hair and Style Show Extravaganza presents holiday ideas
  • Grant puts COM students on career fast track
  • College Boot Camp offers tips
  • Lewis receives Distinguished Career Award
  • COM students' banks raise money for food bank
  • Caffeine craving fuels winning speech
  • Nursing students to present projects
  • COM students win best of show
  • Begin a degree without leaving home
  • COM phlebotomy class achieves 100 percent pass rate
  • Composing a career
  • New center to provide free resources for small businesses
  • Grant sends three COM students to Canada
  • COM excellence in nursing students awarded
  • LyondellBasell donates $5,000 to Process Technology (PTEC) program
  • COM interns graduate with jobs in hand
  • Ensemble wows at jazz conference
  • COM guide named Best of LibGuides
  • COM senior adult students endow senior scholarship
  • COM program to save $2.8 million
  • COM students meet state representatives, tour Capitol
  • Graphic arts students create winning designs
  • Gulf Coast Safety Institute receives $100K from Texas Mutual Insurance
  • Gulf Coast Safety Institute receives $100K from Texas Mutual Insurance
  • Elementary school students explore careers during workshop
  • COM launches Japan study abroad program
  • Upward Bound prepares first-generation college students for success
  • Contest launches CHS student's business
  • Conflict resolution workshop teaches everyday skills
  • High school students graduate with CNA license
  • Geology Club organizes party for kids at UTMB
  • Senior adults bead it forward
  • MMC Auxiliary donates 23K for COM scholarships
  • League City retiree to debut at COM theatre
  • Sigma Delta named Five Star Chapter, inducts new members
  • COM named top ROI fire technology program
  • COM debater awarded
  • Annual golf tournament to fund COM scholarships
  • Play dough, skits give students study skills
  • Nursing program offers fresh start for grads
  • Exchange student from Mexico takes advantage of computer classes
  • First symposium to explore Gulf Coast
  • Dog-friendly 5K at COM May 3
  • COM students launch prom drive
  • First student completes new self-paced math
  • Welding program prepares students for booming industry
  • Nursing grad finds niche
  • 9/11 memories spur winning speech
  • "College Duck Whisperer" prompts rescues
  • Continuing education summer registration kicks off
  • Student recalls experience at Boston Marathon
  • Captivating images win photo contest
  • Cosmetology students work magic before prom
  • Top students awarded at first symposium
  • New SGA officers take oath, share dreams
  • Students win Outstanding Musician Awards
  • Top nursing graduates change careers, win awards
  • Baby birds' island home being restored, thanks to students
  • Make a splash with 5K Color Course
  • COM testing center now site for CompTIA, Microsoft exams
  • Teacher of the year "champion of lost students"
  • COM offering driver's ed, defensive driving courses
  • Kids fish for education
  • Camp a slam dunk
  • Streamlined business program tailors to students' goals
  • COM Upward Bound students rock Academic Bowl
  • Shaping careers with jigsaws
  • Free online course demystifies OSHA regulations for small business
  • Camp's rocket launch demonstrates algebra concepts
  • COM launching physical therapy aide, patient care technician programs
  • New bridge program on-ramp for returning students
  • Robots and "Wicked" prepare freshman to enroll and stay in college
  • Canvas and cartoons collide at art gallery
  • Lights, camera, action! Preteens discover joys of acting in camp
  • COM group equips teachers for new year
  • COM coach helps local student make college team
  • PTEC Program expands offerings with new instructor
  • COM online classes surge in popularity with working students
  • COM senior adult students steal show in Galveston exhibit
  • LyondellBasell partnership to upgrade PTEC equipment
  • COM to host Homeland Security stakeholder session Nov. 5
  • "Boeing Boeing" to take off at COM theatre
  • Honor society inducts new members
  • Armed with GED and in-demand skills, COM program's graduates enter workforce
  • Homeland Security Department conducts public session at COM
  • Explore cutting-edge career with COM cosmetology open house
  • Native American heritage celebration at COM
  • $10K e-book grant for COM Library
  • COM students' video takes first place at conference
  • Grass dancer, flutist present culture at COM Native American Heritage Celebration
  • Free crisis communications class at COM
  • Free crisis communications class at COM
  • No-cost Incident Command System classes at COM
  • "Stand proud" message of women in industry to students
  • Holiday concerts at COM ring in festivities
  • New OSHA rule demystified in free seminars
  • COM debate team's winning streak unbroken
  • COM employee drive collects food for the holidays
  • COM gives to Toys for Tots
  • Inspirational instructors tie for COM Online Teacher of the Year
  • Finding history on a golf course: Professor traces World War II vet's story
  • BP donates $15,000 to COM
  • Cell phone photo contest open for entries
  • Puppy love inspires winning speech
  • Tour the Irish isle with COM chorale
  • COM cosmetology grad wins contest and trip to Hollywood
  • COM scholarships now open
  • COM Art Gallery announces spring schedule
  • Free small business lunch and learn tackles workplace hazards
  • COM theatre presents "Fascinating Rhythm: A Gershwin Celebration"
  • COM police academy grads earn 100 percent pass rate on state exam
  • COM Fire Academy awards top graduates
  • COM Collegiate High School meeting welcomes prospective students
  • COM Collegiate High School meeting welcomes prospective students
  • COM named fourth in nation in science technology graduates
  • COM senior adult students endow senior scholarship
  • Call for papers at second COM symposium
  • COM student government named to regional post
  • COM student government named to regional post
  • COM professor accompanies Molly Ringwald performance
  • First historic speech contest open for applications
  • First historic speech contest open for applications
  • COM professor named 2014 Phi Theta Kappa Faculty Scholar
  • COM launches new scholarships for fall 2014
  • Galveston landmarks, family take center stage at COM student's exhibit
  • Expert to present lecture on Islamic awakening at COM
  • COM jazz concert celebrates spring March 4
  • COM nursing program open for applications
  • COM professor accompanies Molly Ringwald performance
  • Saddle up and join COM and the ExxonMobil Community College Petrochemical Initiative at the rodeo
  • Japan's castles and college are destinations in COM program
  • Free GCSI class on proposed workplace illness and injury prevention plan
  • Free GCSI class on proposed workplace illness and injury prevention plan
  • COM SGA welcomes state representative District 23 candidates
  • Islamic awakening lecture hosted at COM
  • Conflict resolution workshop teaches everyday skills
  • Island magic takes center stage at COM students' Galveston art show
  • Fast-track classes shortcut to success
  • National Science Foundation video stars COM students
  • COM Debate Team Sweeps Top Community College Honors
  • ExxonMobil expands support for workforce training to $1 million
  • COM employees donate to Heights Elementary
  • Book signing with Galveston author at COM April 2
  • COM Vocal Arts to present a preview concert of Ireland tour
  • Student passionate about service, nursing assisted by scholarship
  • A man for all football seasons
  • COM honor society inducts 28
  • Millsap named VP for instruction
  • COM International Festival feast for the senses
  • COM Career Fair welcomes businesses, job seekers
  • Enjoy an Evening of Jazz at Texas City High School
  • COM Foundation relaunches under Amelang
  • Homecoming to launch COM alumni association
  • Eight colleges converge at COM's debate tournament
  • Prepare for hurricane season and severe weather with NWS weather-spotting course
  • COM Fire Academy cadets to demonstrate firefighting and rescue skills
  • Texas City seniors shadow jobs at COM with Junior Achievement
  • Renaissance rock and Jimi Hendrix mesh in COM concert
  • Apply to study in Canada free with grant
  • Painting and poetry mingle at International Poetry Day celebration at COM
  • "Rounding Third" hits home run at COM Community Theatre
  • Summer sports camps offered at COM
  • Winning cell phone images showcase wonder of everyday
  • Washington process technology students gain hands-on experience at COM lab
  • Free prom makeovers at COM give seniors night to remember
  • COM students earn outstanding musician awards
  • Fervor of Malcolm X channeled in winning speech
  • Mainland Medical Auxiliary donates $10,000 for COM scholarships
  • Prepare for hurricane season and severe weather with NWS weather-spotting course
  • COM students show off sharks and specimens at Bay Day
  • Free lunch and learn on workplace safety
  • "Love, Loss and What I Wore" showing at COM
  • Allen, Bordwine named COM's Teachers of the Year
  • Medical Assistant Program offers fast track to career
  • Golfers raise $3,500 for scholarships
  • COM Peace Officer Graduation to be held May 23
  • COM partners with NAMI, Gulf Coast Center to spotlight mental health
  • COM recognizes top Fire Academy grads
  • Nursing students win awards
  • COM volleyball league champions crowned
  • New face of Taco Bell is COM dual credit student
  • Comedian in the classroom: Student inspires classmates at COM
  • Last original COM faculty member retires after 47 years
  • COM Peace Officer Academy graduates 30
  • COM students show off sharks and specimens at Bay Day
  • COM employees raise $1,020 to launch scholarship
  • Why community college students are pledging to finish their degrees
  • Aspiring nurse named CHS valedictorian
  • Student story contest winner announced
  • "Reality Town" at COM gives students sample of real world
  • "Reality Town" at COM gives students sample of real world
  • COM honor society recognized for service
  • COM Foundation gala to honor Doyle family
  • Air quality inspectors become process technicians at COM training
  • COM to host emergency planning workshop
  • COM receives energy award
  • Texas City High School student awarded Logical Innovations Scholarship
  • COM ECG students pass national exam
  • COM volleyball league champions crowned
  • COM fall registration begins
  • In-demand welders find jobs before graduation
  • Student first to finish 16-week math course in 5
  • Post-apocalyptic lit class open this fall
  • COM's Nursing Program open for enrollment
  • Students debut artwork at COM
  • Networking class prepares students for jobs even before COM graduation
  • Senior adults reveal talent at COM gallery
  • COM alum constructs art around unique spaces
  • Texas City Small Business Week Kickoff at COM
  • A COM music graduate shares his story
  • Safety training honors Workers Memorial Day
  • Music classes and ensembles open at COM
  • COM volunteers help finish Habitat for Humanity home
  • TWC awards $4.5 million for adult education center
  • COM choirs tour Ireland
  • Soccer camp a hit with youth
  • Soccer camp a hit with youth
  • Quilt wins best in show at COM Senior Adult Program exhibit
  • Students study volcanoes, glaciers and craters in Canada
  • COM scholarship to honor Grover Salsbury
  • Students stay sharp in Upward Bound Summer Program
  • COM students win ExxonMobil scholarship
  • Four COM alum collaborate at Texas City salon
  • STEM scholarships available to COM students
  • Memorial bench dedicated at COM
  • Women from shelter treated to makeovers at COM salon
  • COM Child Development and Education Offers Free Training
  • Enter rapidly growing field with COM pharmacy technician program
  • Student diabetes-free after COM class
  • New COM scholarships will be funded thanks to Del Papa and local businesses
  • Fast-track to jobs with physical therapy aide course
  • Hitchcock dual credit student triumphs in first COM debate camp
  • COM choirs tour Ireland
  • COM Family Day combines magic and classes
  • COM students nab 4 of 30 national Shell scholarships
  • New Stephen King resource includes chapter by COM professor
  • Higher education for high school students
  • COM group supplies La Marque teachers for new year
  • Tree dedicated in honor of COM student killed in car accident
  • COM Foundation awards scholarships
  • Houston Texan J.J. Moses visits COM
  • COM firearms training center dedicated to Lem Powell
  • COM police chief Carr retires after 11 years
  • COM fifth in nation in science technology graduates
  • COM Foundation gala grosses $100K for scholarships
  • Students discover their power at COM Make a Difference Day
  • COM alum helping create apps for nonprofits
  • Comet the Duck rallying point at local schools, parades
  • COM former student mentors minorities at Stanford University
  • Walk to End Alzheimer’s names COM Quack Pack a top team
  • COM Art Gallery call for entries
  • Science Teachers Institute reveals career possibilities
  • $347,210 in equipment to boost COM mechanical program
  • COM recertified as Achieving the Dream Leader College
  • Nursing fair open to public
  • A safe space: COM launches Veterans Center
  • BP Ex's Association funds scholarship
  • United Way to benefit from COM online auction
  • Free Pregnancy and Prenatal Care Fair
  • Geology students share lessons from abroad
  • Mock interviews with industry managers prepare COM students for workforce
  • COM celebrates four generations of veterans
  • EKGs' accuracy analyzed in COM honors project
  • COM Child Development Program launches flipped classes
  • COM grads on duty at Galveston Fire Department
  • No-cost safety class on proposed OSHA rule
  • Words That Changed History Contest honors finalists
  • Extended travel trips return to COM
  • COM Senior Adult Program relaunches as 50 Plus Program
  • Gang violence examined in winning speech
  • Registration begins for COM continuing education classes
  • COM inducts 26 in honor society
  • Celebrate the season with free COM concerts
  • Opposites collide in pieces winning best in show at COM
  • New continuing education classes open for registration
  • More than ever, COM dual credit springboard to college for Hitchcock students
  • Dual credit students graduate ready for workforce
  • A smooth path: COM College Connections advisors now at high schools
  • COM partnership with Head Start fosters lifelong readers
  • COM students collect for Toys for Tots
  • Women in welding a soaring trend
  • For COM LVN students of the year, loss inspires compassion
  • Ice Land Internship gives COM students experience
  • BP donates $15,000 for scholarships, supplies for COM students
  • COM Fire Academy honors top graduates
  • COM program prepares students for safety field
  • COM ranked among top affordable online programs
  • Master OSHA recordkeeping at no-cost class
  • Fossil digging, mountain climbing part of COM science education
  • Extended travel trips return to COM
  • Martin Luther King Jr. Day Event
  • Medela donates supplies for nursing mom room at COM
  • Free workshop unlocks math for returning student
  • COM police grad sweeps awards
  • "Always ... Patsy Cline" back by popular demand at COM Community Theatre
  • COM grad treats littlest patients
  • No-cost Intermediate and Advanced Incident Command System classes at COM
  • Texas Mutual gives $100,000 to GSCI for safety classes
  • COM graduate becomes a La Marque Public Service Triple-Crown Holder
  • COM receives nursing grant for robotic patient, lab
  • No-cost classes on fall prevention, communication at GCSI
  • COM summer scholarships open
  • COM student's design named official Mardi Gras poster
  • COM and community college students converge on capitol
  • New career resource for COM students
  • Certified Nurse Aide Program enrolling
  • LyondellBasell funds new COM scholarships
  • Burton named COM VP for Fiscal Affairs
  • BP scholarship gives GED grad fresh start
  • EMS Program prepares students for action
  • COM student champion in debate tournament
  • COM clinicals student alerts staff to stroke victim
  • COM grant expands free GED, workforce training program
  • COM wins Collegiate Advertising Award
  • COM student makes all-state band
  • Home libraries for Hitchcock Head Start kids, thanks to Home Depot, COM
  • COM grad public servant of the year
  • Free textbooks introduced in COM science classes
  • No-cost classes at Gulf Coast Safety Institute
  • Alum’s students sing their way to New York and beyond
  • COM mechanical students recruited by industry before graduation
  • COM students thank scholarship donors
  • Ike-damaged home training site for COM Fire Academy
  • Art and science symposium open for submissions
  • Students showcase skills at COM Duck Debate
  • Random Acts of Kindness Day highlight of rodeo for students
  • COM paramedics earn 100 percent pass rate on national exam
  • Women’s challenges and contributions shared at STEM panel discussion
  • Women in STEM fields discuss challenges, opportunities at panel
  • COM nursing grads inspire classmates
  • New algebra alternative at COM
  • COM student named Coca-Cola scholarship winner
  • Syria, ISIS discussed in free lecture
  • Art festival names COM 50 Plus Program mayor’s choice
  • “The Last Night of Ballyhoo” at COM theater
  • Geology Club uses fossils, gems to educate at mineral show
  • Job fair for COM adjunct faculty
  • Small Business Week Kickoff
  • Free Jazz Appreciation Month concert at COM
  • COM Foundation receives transparency recognition
  • Robotic man, clinical rotations and lab sessions at COM prepare future registered nurses
  • Free COM concert showcases American classics
  • Dig deeper into geology at open house
  • COM honor society inducts 19
  • Middle East expert discusses Syria, ISIS in free lecture
  • 40 years of art honored at COM 50 Plus Program
  • Summer sports camps open at COM
  • For HIM student, internship opens doors to UTMB job
  • From makeup to medicine, elementary students discover minerals with COM Geology Club
  • Jump into action as nurse, EMT or machinist at COM summer camps
  • COM student earns international honor
  • New COM nursing scholarship established
  • Veterans Health Fair open to public
  • COM honor society in top 34 in the world, honored for science education project
  • Cinco de Mayo Celebration open to public
  • Music of “Frozen” and the masters presented in free COM concert
  • HVAC program prepares students for high-skills, high-demand jobs
  • Upward Bound helps student reach goal of nursing
  • COM police chief honored as Employee of the Month
  • COM named Mother-Friendly Silver Site
  • Why COM graduation rates are spiking
  • Optimist club names COM students winners of speech competition
  • COM student voted SGA regional president
  • Sickle cell research wins at COM symposium
  • Unlock artist within with COM 50 Plus Program
  • Award-winning jazz ensemble to present free concert at COM
  • Rygaard COM's oldest grad at 85
  • COM student designs firefighter games logo
  • Couple who met in PTEC class to graduate together
  • Your Future Starts Now: Live chat and registration drive
  • COM Collegiate High School students in top 20 at Dickinson
  • Mainland Medical Auxiliary donates $20,100 for COM scholarships
  • COM students win outstanding musician awards
  • After motorcyclist crashes, COM student steps in
  • COM volleyball champions named
  • Demand sparks bright future for Gulf Coast welders
  • “The Drawer Boy” opens at COM Community Theatre
  • Retrace Bach’s steps with COM choir
  • From rodeo clown to drafting student: Quadriplegic pursuing dream of degree at COM
  • Interactive Civil War battle created by COM students
  • Outstanding COM Fire Academy grads honored
  • EMS, firefighting all in day’s work for COM grad
  • Top CHS grads ready to begin college as juniors
  • Tammie Helms Employee of the Month
  • COM Law Enforcement Academy enrolling for Fall 2015
  • Generations find success with COM PTEC program
  • COM commemorates 150th anniversary of Juneteenth
  • COM employees COM employees donate 1,005 box tops to Hitchcock Primary
  • Apply for a fall/spring scholarship now!
  • From ESL to university student
  • COM awards first-ever summer scholarships
  • COM greenhouse gets automatic sprinkler system, thanks to student
  • DHS students graduate with diplomas and job offers
  • Students become machinists, welders in COM camp
  • Outstanding COM nursing graduates honored
  • COM police academy graduates awarded
  • COM scholarship gala names honorary chairs
  • No topic off limits at COM workshops for middle schoolers
  • A long jump to success: Junior Olympian graduates with associate degree at 18
  • COM mechanical students will graduate with certificates, jobs
  • Employee of the Month maintains, beautifies campus
  • Japan excursion is highlight of COM art course
  • COM summer musical opens July 16
  • Fast-track classes shortcut to success
  • Earn credit for serving with COM class
  • No-cost safety classes unlock new career for technician
  • COM students donate jewelry to Bayou Vista Wounded Warrior Project
  • Minority men’s college success aim of new consortium
  • Cosmetologist-turned-pharmacy technician hired before graduation
  • Mosaic and more on display at 50 Plus Art Exhibit
  • COM Cosmetology to host open house
  • For COM ESL student, citizenship spells success
  • Register now for fall COM classes
  • COM jobs -­ and basketball -­ open doors for students with disabilities
  • COM machinist program trains for industry demand
  • COM Fire Technology Program enrolling
  • COM employees donate to food bank
  • Campus Concealed Carry - Texas SB 11
  • COM grad at 19 creates apps, websites
  • Work from home? In health information management, flexibility is reality
  • In months, COM students transform from dropouts to graduates
  • Future engineer and COM graduate wins $58K scholarship
  • Extended registration hours announced
  • 43 students receive scholarships to pursue petrochemical careers
  • More than a cup: COM grad crosses Asia for best coffee
  • CPR courses to train professionals
  • Fast-track to workforce with COM Pharmacy Technician Program
  • COM Foundation gala to honor Callender, UTMB Health
  • GCSI to host no-cost safety classes
  • COM Fire Technology Program enrolling
  • Enroll in health care courses to fast-track to workforce
  • Citizenship, conversations, careers - ESL students reach goals one word at a time
  • Research analyst's data drives student success
  • Melted, mottled glass featured at COM art exhibit
  • Students win scholarships in COM bridge program
  • Bands to Beyonce: COM grad styles models, musicians
  • BP scholarship helps fund mom’s dream
  • COM theater presents “Steel Magnolias”
  • Former Secret Service officer to teach COM CHL classes
  • COM student shines on and behind the stage
  • COM PTEC Program expands with new full-time instructor
  • Fossils, fertilizer and relationships examined in COM students’ honors projects
  • Gala raises $95K for COM scholarships
  • U.S. Air Force Band to play at COM
  • Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration at COM Sept. 22
  • New COM theatre director trains in action and accents
  • Date with Destiny at COM to show women career options
  • Art of 1,000 pencils on display at COM
  • Advance in industry with OSHA safety courses
  • Despite loss, COM graduate excels in intermediate care
  • Independence Village resident earns COM certificates, spot in honor society
  • COM student receives President’s Service Award
  • COM student named top speaker at debate tournament
  • TRiO grant renewed at COM to support first-generation college students
  • Anti-bullying music fest coordinated by COM prof and nonprofits
  • COM receives $2.6 million grant as Hispanic-serving institution
  • Discover how to earn a degree by high school graduation
  • Listen to art in progress at COM gallery
  • COM grad at 16 among youngest at UTMB
  • COM student nabs national Shell Scholarship
  • Fun Run at COM Oct. 31
  • COM spring scholarships open
  • Galveston artist unveils gold leaf sculptures at COM
  • Grant at COM covers tuition for re-careering adults
  • COM fifth in nation for science technology grads
  • COM lights up for STEM conference for girls
  • Monster Musik to showcase spine-tingling melodies
  • Road rage, workplace violence topics in upcoming GCSI classes
  • Ronald McDonald House patients treated to game night
  • Mexican Consulate at COM for two weeks
  • Mishaps and mayhem fill comedy at COM
  • Native American Heritage Month Celebration Nov. 10
  • COM joins fight against Alzheimer’s with walk, $5K donation drive
  • COM employees donate to La Marque Elementary
  • Swashbuckling workshop arms high school students for stage
  • COM graduate behind the scenes at Channel 8
  • Scholarship recipient: “I want to inspire kids”
  • Spring classes open for registration
  • COMPeers arms teachers with crayons and calculators
  • Training exercise at COM Nov. 20
  • Civil rights, Holocaust memorial speeches win in contest
  • Creativity and connection: exhibit showcases COM faculty art
  • Concert Band to reprise movie soundtracks
  • Three-hour art contest names winners
  • Holiday grief support group open at COM
  • Join Giving Tuesday and help a COM student
  • Learn how to increase profits with safety class at GCSI
  • President’s Concert by World-Traveling COM Choirs Dec. 4
  • Registration for spring continuing education classes open
  • COM purchases new fire engine for training
  • Students launch Inspiring Heroism Through Dialogue Conference
  • Serving those who served
  • COM honor society inducts 38
  • Recycled letter finds way to COM exhibit
  • COM students meet Spurs, tour college at TRiO Day
  • Veteran to graduate at 73, despite tumor
  • BP donates $15,000 for COM scholarships, equipment
  • Jobs await COM mechanical maintenance students
  • Five boxes for Toys for Tots
  • 1,082 pounds of groceries for food bank
  • Veteran and author shares experiences
  • Nine graduate from COM Fire Academy, pass state exam
  • Cell phone photo contest open for entries
  • From China to clinicals, COM student pursues nursing dream
  • COM volleyball winners announced
  • Prepare to save lives with COM EMT program
  • Third GCIC symposium open for submissions
  • 17 graduate from COM Peace Officer Academy
  • LVN students overcome loss, challenges to excel
  • Football stars excel in dual credit classes
  • COM police chief featured in national magazine
  • CPR classes for layperson, health care professional
  • Bordwine wins online faculty of the year
  • Entrepreneur and high school dropout graduates with highest honors
  • No-Cost Safety Lunch and Learn
  • Records specialist guides students in admissions process
  • Student art showcased at COM
  • COM grad at 18 wins regional TRiO scholarship
  • 'Nunsense’ on parade at COM theatre
  • Women in Industry Conference Feb. 19
  • Bright ideas mini-grants fund COM student success
  • COM advisor encourages students with her story
  • COM makes military friendly school list
  • From Peru to COM, finding a home
  • Learn how to earn degree and high school diploma
  • Make workplace safe with OSHA courses
  • Grant helps cover child care for students
  • COM students raise $1,500 for Fisher House
  • Fantasy football funds scholarships
  • Students learn English, earn GED and return to workforce with COM program
  • COM student doubles Mardi Gras poster win
  • COM now StormReady
  • Middle East professor to lecture
  • Police department honors employees, promotes Meyers to lieutenant
  • No-cost safety class for general industry
  • Tour U.S. with lifelong learning trips
  • Learning through volunteering in COM class
  • Jazz Ensemble to perform free concert
  • COM announces $1.1. million in energy savings
  • Theatre students to portray leaders at Women’s History Month event
  • Welding classes enrolling
  • Apply for a petrochemical scholarship
  • Summer scholarships open for application
  • New welding degree gives options
  • Employees support Dickinson school
  • COM grad receives congressional recognition
  • Small-town secrets explored at COM Community Theatre
  • Student finds birth mother after 30 years
  • New women-only handgun class
  • Mainland Vocal Arts in concert April 8 and 17
  • New COM Foundation scholarships announced
  • HVAC students prepare for in-demand field
  • COM student one of two in nation to win Geico scholarship
  • COM professor’s screenplay premiering at Houston festival
  • Fall 2016 scholarships open for application
  • Texas Mutual Insurance gives $100K for COM safety classes
  • COM offers no-cost safety class
  • Public bond meeting April 18
  • Oh Snap! crowns contest winners
  • COM trumpeter makes state band
  • Time and place symposium at COM April 29
  • Over 1,100 enroll in COM 50 Plus Program
  • Veteran fair at COM April 26
  • Happy Jazz Day! TCHS and COM partner for concert
  • Top speakers awarded at COM
  • Nominate a distinguished COM alum
  • Instructor job fair May 7
  • Second Annual Fall-Prevention Stand Down
  • Undercover Boss films COM alum
  • In election year, COM professor researches voting trends
  • COM to celebrate Asian-American Heritage Month
  • Broadway to Bond … James Bond concert open to public
  • Fun at COM with soccer, basketball camps
  • Women-only handgun class trains in self-defense
  • Open class on “Triangle of Death”
  • Honor society inducts 18
  • Voices become instruments in new COM ensemble
  • Grant gives petrochemical students fresh start
  • High schoolers shadow nurses, earn certifications
  • Student third in national debate
  • New OSHA silica rule discussed in no-cost class
  • Mainland Medical Auxiliary gives $20,100 for COM scholarships
  • Jump into action as nurse, detective or welder at COM summer camps
  • “Wikked Wyves” project wins at symposium
  • Not giving up: Stroke survivor excels at COM
  • Biology students spot nesting birds with binoculars, thanks to grant
  • “Bleacher Bums” scores at COM Community Theatre
  • NASA program selects COM student
  • Top COM Fire Academy grads honored
  • Art Club showcases ceramics, paintings and more
  • No-cost safety classes at COM
  • COM police promotes sergeant, gives Top Gun Awards
  • COM students earn stage-combat certifications
  • 50 Plus director grows program
  • Students disaster-ready with new emergency management degree
  • Juneteenth Celebration at COM
  • Cosmetology club treats students to prom makeovers
  • Make workplaces safe with no-cost OSHA course
  • Changing communities through art
  • Teachers of the Year mentor future actors, nurses
  • Electrician students can take classes free, thanks to grant
  • Student mentoring project awarded
  • COM student among 20 to win national scholarship
  • Naval officer to COM students: “You define yourself”
  • Deadly force training for police cadets without firing a shot
  • Emergency management and workers’ compensation workshops
  • Class assignment: prairie restoration
  • Outstanding nursing students awarded
  • Graphic design degree unlocks many doors
  • New staff helps students pay and stay for classes
  • From page to screen: Students create film in cinema class
  • COM professor joins in record-breaking trumpet performance
  • Emergency management and workers’ compensation workshops
  • Future police officers graduate, win awards
  • Free electronic record-keeping lunch and learn at GCSI
  • COM grad on air
  • Summer musical returns to Roaring '20s
  • Allbright named COM interim president
  • Threading stories: 87-year-old instructor still stitching
  • GED graduate determined despite mental illness
  • Don’t forget to play: Art class unites special-needs students and retirees
  • Students quickly re-career with Medical Assistant Program
  • Aliens and more in literature courses
  • Welcoming employees to COM
  • Assistant registrar launches students on path to success
  • Tablets in hand, students learn English, prepare for GED
  • Exchange student returns to say thanks
  • Fall registration open
  • Avoiding zaps! Electrical and industrial safety classes at GCSI
  • A sound adventure at COM
  • Distinguished alumni finalists announced
  • Explore cosmetology careers at open house
  • Pre-college trains students for success
  • COM instrumentation program free for eligible students
  • How to maximize your financial aid
  • Art to architecture
  • COM launches honors classes
  • Students receive petrochemical scholarships
  • Cake decorating, origami, dance and more in new leisure learning classes
  • Texas City honors COM students
  • History in our backyard
  • Reserve your COM 50th anniversary gala tickets now
  • Public forums for COM presidential search
  • COMPeers arms students with crayons and glue
  • "This, But Not This" at COM gallery
  • COM professor publishes music book
  • No-cost September safety classes
  • How to succeed in online classes
  • Safety lunch and learn
  • Increase workplace safety with no-cost OSHA training
  • Professor by day, firefighter by night
  • Secrets spill in "Crimes of the Heart” at COM theatre
  • Alumnus displays ceramics at COM
  • COM ready to help ITT Technical Institute students
  • Cutting-edge continuing education for cosmetologists
  • Artist to speak at COM
  • New pistol defense simulator course at COM
  • Ribbon cutting for Lifelong Learning Center Oct. 4
  • COM Names Five 50th Anniversary Distinguished Alumni at Gala
  • Explore diversity in Belize
  • Food trucks and more at 50th Birthday Bash
  • Increase workplace safety with no-cost OSHA training
  • 50 Plus assistant serves students
  • Commissioners’ Court commends COM
  • Donors help fund students’ psychology lessons in Europe
  • Students' reward? Capitol tour
  • 81-year-old on a mission: college graduation
  • COM y el Consulado Mexicano colaboran para servir a la comunidad mexicana
  • Hitchcock student COM’s first honors scholar
  • Micro-scholarships impact lives for less than $100
  • Date With Destiny Oct. 13
  • 50th Bash draws crowd of 1,200 plus
  • Electrician lights up COM
  • Hispanic Heritage Month Celebration
  • Mitigating hazards workshops offered at no cost
  • 50 years of professors collaborate for anniversary art show
  • New Lifelong Learning Center unveiled
  • Free jazz concert Oct. 18
  • LED facials and more at new esthetician lab
  • BP donates $15,000 for COM scholarships
  • Spooky sounds soar in Monster Musik concert
  • Future networkers explore with $100,000 in new equipment
  • In conversations and games students learn English
  • International Speaker Series continues Oct. 27
  • Free career training for students with grant
  • Girls explore cockroaches and careers in science at COM conference
  • Tour Europe with COM choirs
  • Get noticed at the 2016 Student Art Exhibit
  • COM student named Coca-Cola scholar
  • Design degree opens doors to world
  • Book lovers can enjoy $10,000 in new e-books at library
  • Truth symposium open for student submissions
  • Car crashes, cannons and more in physics class
  • Safety student scales new heights at NASA internship
  • Original play dives into history of community college
  • COM students glean from 567 years of experience
  • Honor veterans at COM Nov. 10
  • No more VCRs: media specialist helps update classroom tech
  • Open house for fast-track career classes
  • At Man Up Conference, students learn leadership, career skills
  • From Galveston to outer space, artworks of alum on display
  • Volunteer firefighter, mom, EMT
  • From MLK to JFK, finalists reprise famous speeches
  • A look back: COM publishes 50th anniversary book
  • Students display ceramics and more at COM Art Gallery
  • COM makes top 10 online associate degree programs in Texas
  • American classics and more in free concert
  • Future pipefitters wanted
  • 9 ways to stay fit in the holidays
  • Ring in the holidays with COM concerts
  • Minimize workplace risks with free class
  • COM students pay it forward
  • COM alum to perform master’s recital
  • Presidential search forums open to public
  • Award-winning “Heroes” photo salutes the Santa Fe Fire Department
  • HIV testing at COM open to public
  • COM debuts radio theatre with spooky hits
  • How COM helps students get jobs
  • Student champion: Beth Hammett wins online teacher of the year
  • Live radio theatre rings in holiday season
  • Theatre majors nominated for regional award
  • PTEC instructor teaches from 30 years' experience
  • Spring classes open for registration
  • How a photograph is developed
  • Esthetician graduates launch businesses, careers
  • Functional art? Two ceramic students discuss their pieces
  • Increase workplace safety with no-cost OSHA training
  • 79 students inducted in honor society
  • Debating superhero and everyday morality in ethics class
  • COM names Warren Nichols sole presidential finalist
  • Employees donate 1,000 pounds of food
  • No-cost safety classes for busy professionals
  • Helping students navigate admissions process - for any college
  • Students' 1940s radio play thanks Elmcroft community
  • COM collects for Toys for Tots
  • Science and socks
  • Unemployed to business owner
  • Fewer slammed doors the goal of Interpersonal Communications class
  • Community colleges to host women in industry conference
  • Nichols reconsiders, is sole candidate for COM presidency
  • How COM puts safety first
  • Kick off the new year with fitness options
  • Handgun class exclusively for women
  • COM professor nominated for Heroes of Military Medicine Award
  • Maintenance technician ensures campus shines
  • New risk management classes for professionals
  • Celebrate MLK Day at COM
  • Food trucks and magazines inspire artists' new exhibits
  • COM audit nets no recommendations
  • Lost in Yonkers at COM theatre
  • Four ways to get help with a class
  • Fire Academy awards graduates
  • Nichols new COM president
  • Police Academy honors top graduates
  • Lab coordinator helps students when deadlines loom
  • Vanessa Walker named Officer of the Year
  • What's it worth to be accident free? Texas Mutual gives $100,000 for safety classes
  • Welding a Career
  • Vocational nursing students awarded
  • Three Grads Who Make a Difference
  • The other side of health care
  • Microbiology mini-grant funds "virus hunter" lab
  • Caregiver, honors graduate, mom
  • Stink bugs, jello and you in biology for non-majors courses
  • What I learned in dual credit classes
  • Power lifter and professor: Esther Odamah
  • Showing students the world
  • Students get free job training with COM grant
  • COM LVN program ranked in top 20 in Texas
  • Free accident prevention classes at GCSI
  • 17-year-old earns degree, helps publish art magazine
  • Marathon donates $16,000 for COM students
  • Director ensures students' technology needs are met
  • How COM helps companies train their employees for free
  • Space Center Orthodontics donates for scholarships
  • Loss leads to art
  • COM student performs with Galveston Symphony Orchestra
  • Women’s History Month: Honoring trailblazers
  • Make workplace safe with OSHA construction courses
  • Free Prelude to Europe Concert
  • Sword fights and shenanigans in comedy "Moon Over Buffalo”
  • Tree dedicated to lifelong educator breaking boundaries
  • How to transfer: students share
  • Tour the world with COM 50 Plus Program
  • Scholarship recipient first in family to get degree
  • Enjoy an Evening of Jazz
  • Instructor instills love of reading in students
  • Staff and student highlights from March
  • Apply for a $2,500 petrochemical scholarship
  • Pop culture in the classroom
  • Disney and more in free concerts
  • High schooler exploring space at NASA
  • COM to host free lecture on U.S./China relations
  • From full-time mom to Coca-Cola Gold Scholar
  • Veterans fair to highlight health care, community resources
  • Announcing Adventure Radio Theatre
  • Explore truth at COM symposium
  • Win $200 in COM design contest
  • Free Fitness Day for kids of all ages
  • Want to teach? Job fair April 29
  • COM debate team in top ten in nation
  • How industry drives COM workforce programs
  • “Arrested Momentum” highlights functional art
  • Free workplace safety classes
  • Students pay it forward with family fitness day
  • Finale to semester: COM students present free concerts
  • How COM crafts web courses
  • April Staff and Student Highlights
  • Celebrate Cinco de Mayo at COM
  • World traveler graduates at 75
  • Theatre students tackle swashbuckling certification
  • New IV certification course for pharmacists
  • Gartman wins COM Position 7; Skipworth, Mitchiner vie in runoff June 17
  • Veteran to share story at COM graduation  
  • Finals Break: Nerf Battle
  • COM symposium awards top truth projects
  • Theatre students swashbuckling certified
  • COM graduates 808, plus largest PTEC class ever
  • From eviction to honors graduation
  • Summer classes open for registration
  • COM alumni win national honor society awards
  • Bronze Star veteran new COM HR director
  • COM honor society inducts 27
  • Zombies to prom queens: COM grad makes career of makeup
  • “Red” colors life, art at COM Community Theatre
  • First 100 days: COM president looks back, sets goals
  • Free Career Exploration Day June 14
  • At 84, lifelong educator still making a difference
  • Free June safety classes at GSCI
  • Auxiliary has given $200,000 for scholarships
  • Celebrate Juneteenth at COM
  • Celebrate Asian-American/Pacific Islander Month
  • Nursing professor creates capstone course
  • COM Fire Academy graduates 20, awards top students
  • COM graduates 41 future nurses
  • Newest COM board member delights in ranch, family
  • College of the Mainland comes to League City
  • 18 cadets ready to serve
  • Vax-A-Nation, blood drives come to COM
  • Finish Faster Program launches at College of the Mainland
  • Fall classes open for registration
  • Ranked #2, COM student heading to billiards nationals
  • COM graduates 56 high school students with degrees
  • Teachers of the Year: Making Science Fun
  • COM recognizes top students with dean's and president's lists
  • COM celebrates Juneteenth
  • Skipworth elected new board member
  • Students explore careers at COM camp
  • Making a difference for a decade: COM Upward Bound $1.3M grant renewed
  • First emergency management student graduates
  • COM launches new medical assistant degree
  • COM fifth in nation in science technology graduates
  • COM announces design contest winner
  • Free safety classes in July
  • COM buyer helps classes get quality supplies
  • COM Moving Forward and Looking to the Future
  • New sign language, German classes at COM
  • First electrical and instrumentation students graduate
  • Cosmetology Open House July 24
  • Musical mystery "Song of Singapore" now at COM Community Theatre
  • COM students serving region
  • 10 years of COM safety grads serving in NASA, industry
  • Dive into Oceanography at the College of the Mainland
  • Free August safety classes
  • From student to board member
  • New business communication, persuasion courses at COM
  • From academic suspension to academic counselor
  • COM coordinator named to international emergency manager commission
  • COM begins town hall meetings
  • New continuing education classes open for registration
  • Small businesses, big dreams
  • COM operator helps students find what they're looking for
  • 5 ways to pay for classes
  • Learning on vacation: students trek through Belize and Europe
  • COM closed for convocation Aug. 21
  • From first COM graduating class to college historian
  • Nursing robots breathe, talk and give birth
  • Make work safe with OSHA training
  • COM professor’s art on display internationally
  • COM students gives women’s shelter day of pampering
  • COM grad wins Terry Scholarship
  • Camera-less photos on display at COM
  • COM music professor publishes seventh book
  • COM reschedules opening of fall classes to Sept. 11
  • Hurricane Harvey Relief Fund created
  • Students and employees lend a hand to Harvey-affected residents
  • Tax revenues to remain stable in 2017-2018
  • Mexican Consulate sets up temporary office at College of the Mainland
  • Increase workplace safety with 10- and 30-Hour OSHA outreach training
  • Concerned Alums form ‘Adopt a Gator’ Scholarship Fund
  • COM board approves $16.2 million in maintenance tax notes for facilities improvements
  • COM’s Jazz Ensemble schedules free concert
  • COM ceramics program to take part in ARToberfest
  • COM Dallas Pottery Invitational display ends Monday
  • COM student art show entries to be accepted through Nov. 3
  • PBK Architects of Houston Presents Check to Help COM Students
  • COM Concert Band will hold free concert Nov. 20
  • COM Saxophone Ensemble to present free concert Nov. 16
  • COM International Affairs Speaker Series presents Gordon Chang on North Korea crisis
  • COM Art Gallery calls for entries in ‘Transformation’ photo exhibit
  • COM to celebrate Native American heritage Tuesday
  • English professor named COM’s online instructor of the year
  • COM to present Jazz Ensemble concert Dec. 12
  • COM Trustees Lease Training Space to Address Shortage of Construction Workers
  • COM Employee of the Month
  • Ambitious Renovation Projects Ready to Ramp Up at College of the Mainland
  • COM's New Co-Requisite Program a Proven Winner for Students
  • COM Students Make All-State Band
  • COM Trustees Appoint Christine Brasher as Staff Attorney
  • COM President Receives The Rising Star award
  • Mexican Consulate Grants $28,000 to COM for Student Scholarships
  • January Employee of the Month Ashton Kimbark
  • Mechanical Maintenance Tech Student Learns from the Best
  • COM Seeks Input at Academic Master Plan Community Forums
  • March Employee of the Month Cindy Cobb
  • Free College of the Mainland Jazz Ensemble Concert
  • Gym Closing
  • Center for Harvey fast track training accepting students
  • COM Students Awarded $229,225 in Scholarships
  • COM Seeks Input for Academic Master Plan
  • Three College of the Mainland Students Named to All-Texas Academic Team
  • Henriquez Named Coca-Cola Academic Team Gold Scholar
  • PTEC Students Head to National Troubleshooting Skills Competition
  • COM President Participates in Higher Education Panel Discussion
  • Construction at Physical Education Building Begins
  • College of the Mainland Joins Houston GPS
  • Celebrate Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month
  • COM Hosts Sixth Annual Academic Symposium
  • COM and GISD Sign Articulation Agreement
  • COM Student Receives National PTK Award
  • Emergency Alarms: What Do They Mean?
  • PTK Inducts New Members
  • Memorial Day Remembrance Planned
  • FIGHT! Just Playing
  • College of the Mainland Graduates Largest Class in History
  • Be Prepared for Hurricane Season
  • Collegiate High School Honors Graduates
  • Deteriorating Tiles Removed Around Flag Pole
  • Memorial Day Remembrance
  • COM Offers Support to Santa Fe ISD
  • COM Plans Juneteenth Celebration
  • Construction Projects Continue on Campus
  • Industry Representatives Visit Campus
  • High School Students Getting Summer College Experience at COM
  • College of the Mainland Trustees Call for $162.5 Million Bond Election
  • "Go-To" Massey Named July Employee of the Month
  • Eggs Relocated from Student Center Construction Area
  • COMPeers Volunteer at Ronald McDonald House
  • COM Testing Center Open to Community
  • Finish Faster Initiative After One Year
  • Skipworths Establish IMPACT Scholarship
  • Massage Therapy Program Offered at COM
  • COM and Texas Tech University Sign Articulation Agreement
  • 2018 Almanac on Texas Higher Education Available Online
  • Lab School Kitchen Gets Gold Ribbon Again
  • Three COM Employees Named to "40 Under 40" List
  • COM Among Voting Locations Announced for Nov. 6 Election
  • COM Conference Center Set to Open Oct. 22
  • Campus Renovations and Proposed Expansion Highlight 2018 Fall Convocation
  • COM Foundation Honoring Three
  • COM Welcomes Largest Class in School History
  • COMPeers Donate School Supplies to Santa Fe Schools
  • COM Board of Trustees Approves Budget
  • COM Pharmacy Tech Program No. 1 in Texas
  • College of the Mainland to Dedicate Student Center for Trustee Bennie Matthews
  • COM Sees Record Enrollment
  • COMPeers Hosting Annual Chili Cook Off
  • COM Celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month
  • Register to Vote in November Election
  • Admin Building Floods During Downpour
  • Kerry Kloesel Named October Employee of the Month
  • COM Staff and Students Offered Free Tickets to COM Theater Productions
  • COM Student Nurses Help Resuscitate and Revive Electrician on Campus
  • Six Honored with COM Distinguished Service Award
  • Abandoned Duck Eggs and Nests Being Removed
  • COMPeers Continue to Support Community
  • Community Events on Tap
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  • New GPS Logo Selected
  • COM Kicks Off United Way Campaign
  • Ching Recognized as November Employee of the Month
  • Voters Deciding on COM Referendum
  • Voters Say "Yes" to COM Bond
  • College of the Mainland Offers College Application and Financial Aid Assistance
  • COM Math Instruction Received Recognition
  • COMPeers Collecting Toys for Blue Santa
  • COM Hosts Elected Officials
  • COM Employees Surpass United Way Goal
  • Climate Survey Extended to COM Employees
  • COM Employees Helping Federal Workers
  • College of the Mainland Assist Local Authorities
  • COM Staff and Faculty Gather for Spring Convocation
  • COM Named a Military Friendly School
  • COM Students Attend Day at the Capitol
  • COMPeers Host Valentine's Day Pizza Party
  • Candidates File for Positions on COM Board of Trustees
  • COM Students Competing for Theater Awards
  • March Madness Comes to COM
  • COM Board of Trustees Approves New Contract for College President
  • New Management System Aimed at Helping Students Succeed
  • Early voting for COM Board of Trustees Begins April 22
  • COM Representatives Attend Galveston County Day at the Capitol
  • Dedication of Student Center Commons Planned
  • Employees Relocating to Student Center
  • Abduction Survivor Shares Her Story
  • Donors, Students Gather for Appreciation Luncheon
  • PTK Says Thanks to Maintenance and Facilities Staff
  • Tinsley Named Employee of the Year
  • Employees Recognized at Dinner
  • Nichols Gives State of Education Address
  • COM Registration Opens In Renovated Student Center
  • COM Students Take Part in Trash Bash
  • Phi Theta Kappa Installs New Members
  • Fliger Named VP of Instruction, Awaits Board Approval
  • COM Lifelong Learning Center Students Earn Art Show Awards
  • Easter Bunny Pays a Visit to COM Lab School
  • Early Voting Begins for COM Trustee Election
  • COM Trustee Bennie Matthews Recognized
  • Collegiate High School Highlights Rotary Meeting
  • COM Among Industrial Trade Show Participants
  • COM PTEC Team Takes Third at National Competition
  • COM Students Recognized at Academic Symposium
  • Grand Opening Held for Renovated Student Center; Dedication of Bennie Matthews Commons
  • COM Celebrates Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month
  • COM Cosmetology Students Take Part in Operation Cinderella
  • Three COM Trustees Attend Their Last Board Meeting
  • COM Hosts Annual Veterans Fair
  • Community Offers Support for COM Scholarships
  • 2019 COM Commencement Ceremonies Set for May 18
  • Collegiate High School Recognizes Graduates
  • COM Participates in Cinco de Mayo Parade
  • Three Elected to COM Board of Trustees
  • New App Aimed to Assist Students Now Available
  • COM Job Fair Attracts More Than 30 Employers
  • Robles Named COM Scholar
  • More Than 900 Graduate from College of the Mainland
  • Benefits Fair for COM Employees Set
  • Be Part of a Sound Adventure at College of the Mainland
  • Piano Professor Performs at Smithsonian
  • Theater Director Receives Houston Press Theatre Award
  • Additional Pedestrian Access Closures Starting Thursday, September 19
  • College of the Mainland and Sam Houston State University Sign Unique Joint Agreement to Share Students
  • College of the Mainland Adopts “No New Revenue” Tax Rate
  • College of the Mainland Expands Lifelong Learning Classes to Dickinson
  • College of the Mainland Employees Donate Supplies to Hitchcock Schools
  • College of the Mainland to Host Water Safety Event on Saturday, October 5
  • Government Professor Explores American Democracy in National Polling Project
  • October 2019 Employee of the Month – Jerri Glenn
  • Monster Musik Guitar Concert to Showcase Student Musical Talent
  • Newest Theatre Production Revives a Childhood Classic in “Peter and the Starcatcher”
  • Veterans Day Program to Honor Those Who Served
  • Kimbark Selected for Texas Women in Higher Education Board
  • COM Concert Band to Hold Free Concert on December 2
  • Kennedy Center Recognizes COM Theatre With Top Accolades
  • Gulf Coast Safety Institute’s Center for Risk Management to Hold Incident Investigation Class
  • COM Foundation Recognizes Outstanding Community Contributions
  • College of the Mainland Board of Trustees Approve New League City Facility
  • COM Graduate Finds Support Through Student Life Opportunities
  • Celebrate the life of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. on January 28
  • Nursing Program Introduces New Layer of Convenience
  • Texas Workforce Commission Awards Funding for Process Operator Training
  • COM Theatre’s “The Tin Woman” Receives Kennedy Center Honors
  • Artist Luis Corpus to hold gallery talk at COM Art Gallery on February 19
  • College of the Mainland seeking to refinance tax notes in May 2 election
  • Graphic arts student creates winning design for 2020 Mardi Gras! Galveston
  • Art Gallery calls for entries in Juried High School Art Exhibition
  • College of the Mainland exploring new options for child care services
  • College of the Mainland awarded $100,000 Texas Mutual safety education grant
  • College of the Mainland celebrates African American History Month
  • Center for Risk Management to hold Trench Safety and Heat Illness classes in April
  • City of Texas City pledges $1 million for tuition-free college at College of the Mainland
  • College of the Mainland to extend Spring Break through March 20
  • Anonymous donors gift La Marque High School students $40,000 for tuition-free college
  • Classes resume with online instruction starting March 23
  • A Message from COM President Dr. Warren Nichols
  • COM facilities to close until further notice
  • Deadline Extended for Opening Doors Promise Scholarship
  • COM serves as meal distribution site for Texas City ISD families
  • Online classes extended through spring and summer semesters
  • Maintenance tax note election postponed to November 3
  • A message from Dr. Warren Nichols

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