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Less than two months after inaugurating its second Artificial Intelligence Center, Miami Dade College is continuing to dive into the world of AI. Starting this fall, students will be offered the state’s first associate’s degree in Applied AI. Two credit certificate programs will also debut. The programs were jump… Read the rest at our website.

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Hialeah Campus To Host Art Of Leaving A Mark Exhibition

June 19, 2023 Nicole Del Rio art exhibit

The Hialeah Campus Art Gallery, 1776 W. 49th St, will host the Art of Leaving A Mark exhibition from June 29 through August 30. Curated by Hialeah Campus art curator Noor Blazekovic, the exhibit will display artwork from 21 artists who communicate their life experiences through art. Work will… Read the rest at our website.

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Hialeah Campus Launches Donation Drive To Offset High Textbook Costs

June 1, 2023 Juan S. Gomez free textbooks

Lorena Martinez was determined to make a change after she noticed many students were struggling to pay for textbooks. Two months ago, she set up a bookcase at the New Student Center and kicked off the Hialeah Campus’ college textbook donation drive on April 18 using four books she… Read the rest at our website.

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Professor To Retire After Three Decade Long Teaching Career At MDC

May 19, 2023 The Reporter Staff

By Juan S. Gomez and Nikole Valiente When Nerys Torralbas started her academic endeavors at Miami Dade College, she had her sights set on becoming an optometrist. That was the plan—until she joined Café Cultura, the literary arts magazine at Hialeah Campus. Within a year, Torralbas was the publication’s… Read the rest at our website.

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Podcast Highlights The Educational Journey Of Non-Traditional Students

May 18, 2023 Paola Proenza podcast

Yane Nemeroff was at a crossroads. After struggling to raise his second child, Nemeroff, who was studying hospitality and tourism at Broward College, dropped out of school to work full-time at Publix. Four years later, the then-homeless 24-year-old realized he needed to make a change; he re-enrolled at Broward… Read the rest at our website.

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MDC Student Receives Voter Engagement Honor

May 10, 2023 Allyson Castillo Voter Engagement

Arturo Ortiz, a nursing student at Medical Campus, was named to the Student Honor Roll by the ALL IN Campus Democracy Challenge. The award recognized 175 students nationwide for their efforts to “advance nonpartisan student voter registration and education.” Ortiz was the only recipient from Miami Dade College. “This… Read the rest at our website.

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Hialeah Campus Selects New Student Life Director

April 28, 2023 Hugo Guillen Student Life

Jordan Chang was appointed as the new student life director at Hialeah Campus on March 13. Chang, 32, will manage the department’s budget, supervise staff and promote events and programs to increase student engagement on campus. “I’m very excited to take on this role,” Chang said. “My previous experiences… Read the rest at our website.

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Society Of Hispanic Professional Engineers Returns To MDC After Three-Year Hiatus

April 3, 2023 Allyson Castillo STEM

After enrolling in Hialeah Campus’ computer science program last semester, Alex Arguelles wanted to join a technology club. In January, Arguelles and three of his friends revived the Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers—a college-wide organization based at Hialeah Campus that promotes diversity in STEM fields. The organization, which had… Read the rest at our website.

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Once Undocumented, He Is Now A Champion For Student Engagement

March 23, 2023 Juan S. Gomez

Arturo Ortiz’s dream was within reach. But everything would soon change. As the aspiring surgeon entered a crowded room at Florida International University during orientation, an adviser pulled him aside and delivered the news that would rock him: he was undocumented. The status made him ineligible for financial aid.… Read the rest at our website.

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Hialeah Campus Creates ‘Chill Spot’ To Promote Mental Health Wellness

February 3, 2023 Juan S. Gomez Mental Health

Sherri Sinkoff always had a place to relax while she was a student at Long Island University in Brookville, New York. She disconnected from classes at the campus’ botanical garden, which featured tulips and cedar and elm trees. Four decades later, that experience inspired her and a band of… Read the rest at our website.

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