Local artist exhibit highlights struggles, triumphs of civil rights movement
The Role and History of Education in East Austin Neighborhoods art exhibit, by internationally recognized Austin artist Fidencio Duran, brought colorful awareness to the student cafe area of the Round Rock Campus.
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Round Rock City Council reveals plan to replace CARTS program
In a city council meeting held on Oct. 6, the city of Round Rock's Department of Transportation revealed that a new demand response bus service will replace the city's current bus service Capital Area Rural Transportation System (CARTS) whose contract is up with the city. The new bus service may not be running until mid-year 2012.
The Accent newspaper staff took home 27 awards at the Texas Community College Journalism Association (TCCJA) state convention
on Oct. 14 at Texas State University. Among the awards won, the student-run publication won Sweepstakes in their division, first place for general excellence, second place for their website theaccent.org and third place for headline writing.
The Capital Area Rural Transportation System (CARTS) provides demand-response bus transportation to citizens in most counties in Central Texas and the Texas Hill Country.
Humvee to ACC helps transition vetrans into college classrooms
Military service members who served and are still serving our nation, had the opportunity to find more educational benefits at the Humvee to ACC event held on Sept. 29 at Round Rock Campus.
The transition from the battlefield to the classroom is not always easy. For this reason, this Veterans Appreciation and Open House event met Austin Community College student services staff, Veterans Affairs specialists, Financial Aid staff and the Disability Services with students who have prior military service and are looking for the next step in their careers.
Typical places to study are quiet libraries and busy coffee aroma-filled cafés where customers frequently pass through to get their daily
Students, faculty, staff engage in first Riverbat 5k run
Students encouraged to create, start clubs at campus
Students voice their opinions at Round Rock SGA board of trustees forum
Remote location causes cable service issues
All of the blank television screens on Round Rock Campus might eventually be showing something, but it won't be cable programming.
ACC, Round Rock community celebrate the first semester
In celebration of the new opening of Round Rock campus ACC students, faculty and staff, as well as members of the construction and planning team who helped design the campus attended a dedication ceremony on Aug. 27.
ACC President Stephen Kinslow, ACC board of trustees members, as well as Round Rock Mayor Alan McGraw spoke at the event, and the ACC jazz band performed. A time capsule was also buried on campus grounds, with the intention of having it opened on the fiftieth anniversary of the campus.
Though the new Round Rock Campus is up and running, there is a room in building 2000 attached to the student lounge that is empty, locked and decidedly unfinished. Originally, this room was designed to house two food vendors, making Round Rock the only campus with more than one food vendor, and the only campus equipped to cook food on a grill.
Students, faculty get a chance to ask Kinslow questions about bus routes, covered walkways, parking
One student comment among many to ACC president Stephen Kinslow had a immediate impact on the Round Rock Campus.
About a dozen students, faculty, and staff gathered at RRC food service area for an event called Yak ‘N Sak on Sept 14. Anyone there could ask Stephen Kinslow, president/CEO of ACC, whatever they wanted.
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