Angelina College Fire Academy Graduates Class 2025-64

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Ten Cadets Receive Certifications in Ceremony By GARY STALLARD AC News Service Ten future firefighters received their certifications and other honors during Friday’s ceremony recognizing the Angelina College Fire Academy’s Class 2025-64 graduates.  In the ceremony held inside AC’s Hudgins Hall, Cadet James Moore of Timpson, Texas earned both Valedictorian and Most Outstanding Cadet honors,...
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Ceremony Recognizes Student Membership in International Honor Society  By GARY STALLARD AC News Service On Thursday, Angelina College held its annual ceremony inducting its 25 newest members into the Upsilon Rho Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa – the international honor society for two-year colleges. The honorees crossed the stage to sign their names into the...
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Roadrunners Shock No. 8 Blinn in 2-OT Semifinal Thriller By GARY STALLARD AC Athletics BRENHAM – In a moment certain to go down in Angelina College men’s soccer history, the Roadrunners on Tuesday pulled out a miraculous 1-0 win over No. 8 Blinn College in the Region XIV Tournament semifinals in Brenham. Just five seconds...
Exhibition, Reception in Angelina Center for the Arts Gallery AC News Service Angelina College Graphic Arts students will present their works at the Design & Applied Arts/Graphic Arts Student Exhibition beginning on Tuesday, November 4 and running through Dec. 1 in the Angelina Center for the Arts Gallery on the AC campus.     An artists’ reception...
Show Runs Three Nights at Temple Theater AC News Service Angelina College Theater, under the direction of instructor Daniel Anderson and featuring AC students and alumni, will present the Lauren Gunderson classic “Ada and the Engine” in a three-night performance scheduled to open on Thursday, Nov. 6 at the Temple Theater on the AC campus....
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President: Arwyn Woltz Born and raised in Lufkin, Texas, Arwyn Woltz is a sophomore majoring in General Studies at AC. With a deep passion for politics, leadership, and advocacy, she plans to continue her education in Political Science. Having previously served as SGA Vice President, she gained valuable experience in student leadership and campus initiatives....
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Angelina College was proud to host members of the Leadership Lufkin Class for a campus visit. Participants toured campus and heard about some of the programs and opportunities available to students. The visit offered a chance to highlight how AC supports education and workforce development in our community.
Medical staff and students in scrubs watch a surgeon demonstrate a procedure under bright surgical lights in a hospital room.
Dr. Roy Guse, a retired orthopedic surgeon, spent Thursday afternoon showing Angelina College Surgical Technology students how an actual surgery looks in a mock procedure staged in the AC Health Careers building. Using instruments recently donated from Zimmer Biomet, the students learned the preparation and procedures required for a successful procedure.
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The Angelina College Nursing Department completed a comprehensive survey visit with the Texas Board of Nursing for the three nursing programs. This includes the Associate Degree of Nursing degree leading to registered nursing licensure, the vocational nursing option within the Associate Degree Nursing program and the traditional Vocational Nursing Certificate program. The survey noted the...
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Angelina College Microbiology students under Dr. Paula Nellessen and Dr. Kathleen McClintock are competing in the upcoming international “Agar Art Contest” sponsored by the American Society for Microbiology. The theme for this year’s competition is “Microbes Make the World Go ‘Round,” and students whose works are selected for the final portion of the competition are eligible...
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