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DACC Welcome Bash Brings Student's, Families and Campus Life Together

By: Hannah Saltman As Doña Ana Community College (DACC) welcomes students back to campus for the fall semester, the college is starting the school year off with Welcome Bashes for students and their families. DACC hosted three Welcome Bash events across its campuses in August, giving new and returning students

College Receives $500k for STEM

College Receives $500k for STEM

Doña Ana Community College (DACC) has received nearly $500,000 to enhance STEM programming and STEM careers. The college was awarded $494,815 by the U.S. National Science Foundation to enhance STEM education which will prepare students for the workforce in STEM-related fields. The grant funds will support

Register for Paramedic or Firefighter Courses

Register for Paramedic or Firefighter Courses

Registration is open for future paramedics or firefighters at DACC.

Students May Qualify for $500

Students at Doña Ana Community College (DACC) who take certain courses may be eligible to receive $500 for completing their courses. This $500 stipend is being made available by the New Mexico NASA Space Grant AI Development Project this fall. It is offered to students who are enrolled in certain

Drop-in Advising Offered for August

Drop-in Advising Hours for fall semester.

Students Invited to Welcome Back Bashes

Students Invited to Welcome Back Bashes

Doña Ana Community College (DACC) is excited to welcome students back to campus by hosting several welcome back bashes. Students and their families are welcome to attend the campus bashes at the following locations and days: * Tuesday, August 11th: Gadsden Center, 1700 E. O’Hara Rd. in Anthony, NM from

College Welcomes VP of Academic Affairs

Doña Ana Community College (DACC) is happy to announce the appointment Dr. Michael Pullin as its new vice president of Academic Affairs. Dr. Pullin comes to DACC from Queensborough Community College in Bayside, New York where he served as dean of Academic Initiatives. Before that, Dr. Pullin was an associate