Brianna Seratt was playing a waiting game, and time was running out. With San Jacinto College’s fall semester weeks away, Seratt still hadn’t registered for classes. Although she had submitted her FAFSA, she was waiting for funds to come…

If there’s one thing Amy Weaver believes in, it’s the power of mentorship. The San Jacinto College alumna’s mentoring relationship with a former professor has spanned almost 25 years and shaped her career trajectory. Now working as an…

In January 2018, the Texas Education Agency (TEA) came to San Jacinto College looking for someone to contribute to a new innovative course in instrumentation and electrical. Joseph Zwiercan volunteered to help and now thanks to his hard…

  As a former member of the United State Coast Guard, Wes Cartey was naturally drawn to study maritime at the San Jacinto College Maritime Training Center. He recently graduated and is now working as a second captain with T&T Offshore…

  One of the largest impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic is on the economy. Many have lost jobs, been forced to retire, or have seen retirement funds disappear overnight. However, the other impact many consider is time. Due to social…

  Summer camps were no exception to the giant halt COVID-19 imposed worldwide. That is, until San Jacinto College’s Pathway to the Stars Camp flipped into an online summer camp. Originally one of the College’s free on-campus summer camps,…