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PTA Students Participate in Health Fair
January 20, 2012 - 2:32pm | by snolanBoth the Junior and Senior PTA class will be participating in health fair titled "Adventure for Your Future". January 21, 2012 from 8am- 1 pm. This event is hosted by Texas Tech University Health Science Center, Paul L. Foster School of Medicine. The event will host 6th and 7th grade students and their parents. It's purpose is to increase exposure and build excitement amongst the 6th and 7th grade students about health science. The PTA students will be performing body fat analysis, vestibular testing, and fall risk assessment testing on the students and parents. This will allow the middle schooler's to gain knowledge in how physical therapy works and give them a hands on experience they can enjoy. This will also allow the PTA students the experience of community education which is a vital part of physical therapy practice.
Western Technical College Serving Those Who Have Served!
November 14, 2011 - 11:20am | by WTC Veteran Aff...
It’s been a proud month planning something for our Veterans. Finally, this week WTC introduced the first Veterans Day Luncheon.
It was a day of remembrance, a day when we recall all those who have served their country. Veterans Day is the day when we say “Thank you” to those who have done their duty. Whatever our religious beliefs or practices, we pay public and private tribute to those who have served in the forces.
Veterans Day is a time when we recognize the fact that the past makes us what we are today. In a world where danger is always present it is a reminder that there are those willing to act in defense of their country and in the pursuit of freedom, therefore they deserve to be remembered in the stillness of our hearts.
Western Technical College (WTC) celebrated Veterans Day by serving lunch to all our Veteran students as well as staff members and presenting them with a little token of appreciation for their service. They were also informed of WTC latest visit to Washington, DC to ask Congressman Reyes to be our Advocate against making changes to VA earned educational benefits that would restrict student-veterans’ ability to choose the postsecondary educational option that best suits their needs.
Sandira Dobashi and Issac Ceballos also travel to Washington, DC to express their concern to congress of how important education if for their future and how their GI-bill benefit has made it possible for them to achieve their education goals.
WTC wants to thank Ft. Bliss for their support in attending our luncheon as well as members from Department of Assistive and Rehabilitative Services (DARS), University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP), U.S. Army, Vocational Rehabilitation and Department of Veterans Affairs.
At WTC our priority is serving our Veterans and help them transition from military to the civilian employment world.
Cisco Cius
November 3, 2011 - 4:58pm | by WTC Information...Cisco Cius™ (Figure 1) is an Android-based mobile collaboration platform built for business. Cius™ is designed to help organizations capitalize on the mobile, social, visual, and virtual needs of businesses today in the post-PC era by enabling anywhere, anytime access to secure business-critical communications, collaboration, and computing features from a single ultraportable device....READ MORE
El Paso Times TODAY!
September 6, 2011 - 7:27pm | by WTC News Staff
El Paso Times
By Cindy Ramirez EL PASO TIMES Four-wheeled robots wielding paintball guns will take over the Western Technical College Northeast campus in October...Read More
Check Out THis Car Show Benefit. July 31-For a Good Cause...See You There!~
July 27, 2011 - 7:55pm | by WTC News Staff