September 2024

September 2024

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Midland College Announces $20 Million Foundational Gift from the Scharbauer Foundation to Expand Career and Technical Education Opportunities

Midland College proudly announces a foundational $20 million grant from the Scharbauer Foundation to support construction of the new Applied Technology Complex, a project that will significantly expand Career and Technical Education opportunities for students across the Permian Basin.

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Two Midland College Pre-K Academy Teachers Named to National Literacy Honor Roll

Midland College is proud to celebrate two outstanding educators from the Pre-K Academy. Alaina Harris and Diana Ogbondah have been named to the Second Quarter 2026 Footsteps2Brilliance Brilliant Minds Model Classroom Honor Roll, a national recognition honoring excellence in early literacy instruction and student engagement.

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Midland College Health Information Management Program Earns CAHIIM Program of Distinction Recognition

Midland College's Health Information Management (HIM) program has been recognized as a Program of Distinction by the Commission on Accreditation for Health Informatics and Information Management Education (CAHIIM), earning the accreditor's highest level of commendation and placing Midland College among a select group of Health Information Management programs nationwide recognized for leadership, innovation, and excellence in healthcare education.

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What One Transfer Student Taught Me About College Success

recently, during a casual dinner with a colleague and her younger brother -- a recent engineering graduate from Texas Tech University now working in the Permian Basin oil field -- I heard something that completely reframed the way I think about student success. Not because it was groundbreaking, but because it was honest. He talked openly about his journey from a local community college to Texas Tech's engineering program.