April 27, 2024
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MDC Expands Its Computer Programming Initiative, Miami Codes

Nikole Valiente
Miami Dade College has expanded Miami Codes, a computer programming initiative launched last spring at West Campus to help minority students develop app development skills, to Kendall and North campuses.  Courses began this fall. They are being offered through Apple’s community education initiative, featuring two rigorous, eight-week iOS development… Read the rest at our website.
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Miami Dade College To Offer State’s First Associate’s Degree In AI

Olivia Valkenburg
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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Scholarship Honors Cubans Killed During Rescue Mission In 1996

Nikole Valiente
In 2006, Andrew Carbon’s educational journey hit a roadblock. After earning an associate’s degree in business administration from North Campus, the then 40-year-old international student from Dominica realized he couldn’t afford to transfer to Florida International University to complete his bachelor’s degree.  But all of that changed when Carbon… Read the rest at our website.
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West Campus Selects New Program Manager For School Of Continuing Education

Allyson Castillo
Tahimi Rodriguez was appointed as the new program manager of the School of Continuing Education at West Campus on Nov. 7. Rodriguez, 45, will lead, manage and coordinate continuing education and professional development programs at the campus.  “I’m looking to grow my career and the department and services we… Read the rest at our website.
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SAS West Student Making A Difference As Mental Health Advocate

Juan S. Gomez ,  , 
When her then eight-year-old brother was diagnosed with anxiety in 2017, Andrea Pita was determined to advocate for people afflicted by mental health issues. Five years later, the 17-year-old School for Advanced Studies student at West Campus has raised more than $80,000 through collection drives for the Anxiety and… Read the rest at our website.

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