Alumni Spotlight: Veronica Capozzoli Like many college students in 2020, Veronica Capozzoli struggled with completing her classes online due to COVID-19. As a hands-on learner, a biology dissection lab online presented its challenges.…

  San Jacinto College and Capital IDEA Houston are co-recipients of a Port Houston grant to train future maritime workers. The goal of the grant is to train 25 individuals in maritime logistics. Eligible students will take three courses,…

  Have you ever wanted to try your hand at pottery? What about learning a new office software? Thinking about buying a motorcycle and need the license to ride? Or maybe you’ve been wanting to enter a new career field or add a new…

  The Aspen Institute has once again named San Jacinto College a national Top 5 institution as a Finalist with Distinction among more than 1,100 community colleges across the U.S. on May 18 at it’s national Aspen Prize for Community…

  Working in the beauty industry 17 years and owning several salons should count for something. But for Cyndi Williams, it meant time to step up her game. The beauty entrepreneur turned to San Jacinto College to upskill. “San Jacinto was…

San Jacinto College government professor Juli McShay brings a myriad of experience in government, education, administration, and business to her classroom, passing her knowledge along to her students. “I have worked in city and county…