#Code_IT Campers learn to build and program robots with focus on Artificial Intelligence
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Texas Workforce Commission keeping eye on competitive future by supporting DMC’s coding camp with $23K grant to encourage youth to pursue computer science and other high-tech fields
Article by Melinda Eddleman
The #Code_IT Camp at Del Mar College (DMC) has become a popular summer activity for middle schoolers with the West Oso Independent School District (ISD), along with other youth from around Corpus Christi. In fact, all 18 seats for the second week of the highly sought-after camp, or 36 seats if you count both weeks of camp, filled up early with a waiting list already set for summer 2025.
Code Camp 2024_Students at Computers Learning Coding
This year marked the sixth time the College has offered the camp for sixth through eighth graders, who have the opportunity to spend some summertime learning the principles of computer science, programming and coding.
Scheduled consecutively June 17-28, DMC offered the two 2024 camps free to participants thanks to a $23,100 Texas Workforce Commission (TWC) grant as part of the commission’s Camp Code Program. The TWC’s program was developed as part of the overall goal of keeping the state and its workforce globally competitive in what is now a high-tech world.
Grant funds support coding camps across Texas that address the state’s initiative to show young minds the possibilities that await them by encouraging students to pursue high-tech STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics) fields.
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When finished, campers will have spent a week learning about technology and staying engaged with hands-on activities that build on their problem-solving and analytical skills. The end-game is that they will see this summer camp as a building block toward their future, which in turn, is building upon the competitive sustainability of Texas’ economy.
Dara Betz, DMC Workforce Programs Director and Coding Camp Coordinator
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Code Camp 2024_Angela LI_Flour Bluff ISD_Computer Work
Angela Li works on her programming skills on a computer during the second week of Del Mar College’s sixth #Code_IT Camp. The Flour Bluff Independent School District student joined 17 other campers to learn learn about computer sciences, programming as part of a grant-funded Texas Workforce Commission initiative to encourage and entice youth across the state to enter STEM fields as part of Texas’ future workforce. (Credit: DMC College Relations)
Code Camp 2024_DMC Computer Science Professor Dr_Phillip Davis with Camper Evelyn James
Incarnate Word Academy student Evelyn James shows Del Mar College Computer Science Professor Dr. Phillip Davis her coding on a laptop during the sixth DMC #IT_Code Camp on June 26. Held on the Heritage Camus in the Venters Building, 18 campers participated during the second week that featured learning more advanced programming and coding using robots as well as a focus on Artificial Intelligence. (Credit: DMC College Relations)
Code Camp 2024_West Oso ISD Student Kane Odom_Smart Phone Programming
West Oso Independent School District student Kane Odom programs his robot using a smart phone during the 2024 #Code_IT Camp held at Del Mar College’s Heritage Campus. Eighteen sixth through eighth graders from around the Corpus Christi area learned how to build robots, programming and coding during the free camp support by a $23,000 Texas Workforce Commission grant to encourage and entice youth across the state to consider studies and careers in computer science. The funding is part of the commission\s Camp Code Program to keep the state and its workforce globally competitive in what is becoming a high-tech world. (Credit: DMC College Relations)
Code Camp 2024_DMC Computer Science Assistant Professor Korinne Caruso with Campers
Del Mar College Assistant Professor of Computer Science Korinne Caruso (second from left) advises 2024 #Code_IT Camp participants from the Corpus Christi area about their coding of a robot. As the sixth camp the College has held for middle school students, the summer camp teaches sixth through eighth graders about programming, coding and building robots to pique their interest in computer science for college studies and careers. This year’s camp also focused on Artificial Intelligence. (Credit: DMC College Relations)
Code Camp 2024_Computer Science Faculty Dr Phillip Davis and Yan Xu
Del Mar College Computer Science Professors Dr. Phillip Davis (left) and Yan Xu pose together during media day for the sixth #IT_Code Camp supported by the College’s Workforce Programs and Corporate Services Department and the Computer Science, Engineering and Advanced Technology Department to teach sixth through eighth grade participants robot building, programming and coding as an enticement to study and enter the field of computer science. Funded by a $23,000 Texas Workforce Commission grant as part of the commission’s Camp Code Program, which was developed as part of the overall goal of keeping the state and its workforce globally competitive in what is now a high-tech world.
Code Camp 2024_Evelyn James with Incarnate Word Academy_Robot Programming with Laptop
Incarnate Word Academy student Evelyn James programs her robot using a laptop computer during the June 26 media day at the Venters Building on the Heritage Campus. James is one of 18 students who attended Del Mar College’s 2024 #Code_IT Camp to learn about robot building, programming, coding and Artificial Intelligence. The free grant-funded summer camp is designed to entice and encourage Coastal Bend youth to pursue studies and careers in computer science and other related fields as part of the Texas Workforce Commission’s Camp Code Program to keep the state competitive with the ever-evolving global high-tech economy. (Credit: DMC College Relations)
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Estrada, Maria M. Garza, Beatrice E. Garza Perez, Madyson M. Gomez, Diego M. Gonzales, Joshua G. Gonzalez, Stone M. Gracia, Crystal M. Harris, James A. Jaramillo, Hannah E. Long, Ciara M. McDonald, Melody D. Nixon-Bice, Elizabeth Ochoa, Maria F. Paulson, Jayda N. Pena, Reina E. Salgado, Jaedyn S. Simmons, Katelyn Smith, Maria S. Torres, Laurie L. Trevino, Samantha L. Trevino, Katie L. Underwood and Matthew J. Valdez Associate in Applied Science Tanya M. Alaniz, Razika Baksh *, Rene Benavides II *, Ursula M. Benitez, Jenaly D. Beseril, Jeannie Byers, Kimberly M. Chavera *, Darlene E. Cline, Ted J. Featherstone, Kayla C. Foster, Anem S. Gallegos, Shea L. Hatley, Monique L. Hernandez, Margot Y. Herrera, Vanessa N. Nelson, Miranda R. Piwetz, Serenity R. Rambo, Jae Lynn R. Ramirez, Haley A. Rodriguez, Dakota R. Rosales, Danielle H. Sharpe, Elizabeth A. Soliz-Abrego, Mazzy C. Tagliaferro, Christopher T. Tichacek and Amie L. 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Butcher, Katrina Cardona, Ana C. Chavez, Autumn D. Diaz, Helen Escobar Villar, Aaron N. Espinoza SAP, Melany Garza, Belen C. Hernandez, Madison J. Hernandez, Claudette Lara, Devan N. Leal, Lyza Y. Leal, Florinda M. Lee, Trinity A. Lozano, Efren Mesa Carmona, Jacklyn F. Mrayyan, Katelyn P. Noack, Jaqueline Nuncio, Brianna R. Polk, Natalie H. Price, Jasmine D. Ramsey, Anissa Rodriguez, Selina L. Ruiz SAP, Adriana Y. Salazar, Gladys Sanchez, Clark V. Sheehan, Karla D. Soto, Vanessa K. Squyres, Auryeona L. Teniente, Daisy Tran, Bryleigh P. Villarreal and Kaylie E. Westmoreland NURSE EDUCATION Associate in Arts Daniella N. Barrera, Isaiah D. Caraway, Cesilia K. Cardenas, Kristen R. Chapa, Mallorie A. Chavez, Ronisha R. Christie, Tatiana G. Cortez, Valerie N. De Alejandro, Leticia A. De la Garza, Britney L. Flores, Kimberly G. Gallegos, Presley L. Gayaut, Serena M. Gomez, Briana D. Gonzales, Jared R. Hargrove, Megan R. Hernandez, Erica Herrera, Jocelyn A. Jacinto Crystal L. Jenkins, Cassi D. Lowrance, Adriana M. Luna, Jasmine M. Maravilla, Maria I. Maravilla, Angela M. Marroquin, Brittanee L. Perez *, Stephanie M. Perez, Reyanna M. Reyna, Reese R. Rocha, Janella L. Rodriguez, Yohana M. Ruiz, Alyssa R. Salinas, Brooke A. Samuelson, Miriam Sanchez-Munoz, Anna L. Villarreal and Jacqueline R. Zeno NURSE EDUCATION Associate in Arts Daniella N. Barrera, Isaiah D. Caraway, Cesilia K. Cardenas, Kristen R. Chapa, Mallorie A. Chavez, Ronisha R. Christie, Tatiana G. Cortez, Valerie N. De Alejandro, Leticia A. De la Garza, Britney L. Flores, Kimberly G. Gallegos, Presley L. Gayaut, Serena M. Gomez, Briana D. Gonzales, Jared R. Hargrove, Megan R. Hernandez, Erica Herrera, Jocelyn A. Jacinto, Crystal L. Jenkins, Cassi D. Lowrance, Adriana M. Luna, Jasmine M. Maravilla, Maria I. Maravilla, Angela M. Marroquin, Brittanee L. Perez *, Stephanie M. Perez, Reyanna M. Reyna, Reese R. Rocha, Janella L. Rodriguez, Yohana M. Ruiz, Alyssa R. Salinas, Brooke A. Samuelson, Miriam Sanchez-Munoz, Anna L. Villarrealda and Jacqueline R. Zeno Associate in Applied Science Melissa J. Afram, Joshua A. Alvarez, Juan M. Alvarez Jr., Roger T. Apostol Jr., Crystal Arocha SAP, Leanna M. Arredondo, Daniela A. Benavides, Wren C. Benth *, Jessica E. Boleware, Nicholas V. Brennan, Piper S. Bush, Autumn D. Cantu, Sarah M. Cantu, Isaiah D. Caraway, Corey Carranza, Amber D. Carrillo, Ronisha R. Christie, Tatiana G. Cortez, Sara R. Dansfiell LN, Leticia Deloach, Jamie M. Ferreira SAP, Melissa B. Flores, Ariana V. Gamboa, Liana B. Garcia, Serena M. Gomez, Briana D. Gonzales, Deanna Gonzalez, Marissavel G. Gonzalez, Devon M. Hartin, Jocelyn A. Jacinto, Noemi Lopez, Cassi D. Lowrance, Iris V. Maldonado SAP, Angela M. Marroquin, Yency L. Martinez Rubio, Amanda M. Mata, Mayra A. Mauch, Lindsey F. McCravey, Priscilla N. Mendoza, Kile J. Patrick *, Rebecca L. Pellegrin, Emily R. Reyes, Karina L. Rivera, Reese R. Rocha, Joshua R. Rodriguez, Stephen Rodriguez III, Luis D. Rosales, Miranda M. Saenz, Alyssa R. Salinas, Miranda E. Salinas, Mikaela V. Schmalstieg, Maria E. Silva Diaz, Desirae J. Soliz, Isabel Soliz, Robert G. Stanford, Rebecca Tobias, Elizabeth Turner, Antonio J. Vidal Jr., Anna L. Villarreal, Lucy M. Yeary and Jacqueline R. Zeno DIVISION OF COMMUNICATIONS, FINE ARTS AND SOCIAL SCIENCES ART AND DRAMA Associate in Arts Samuel C. Howarth IV, Erika Liera Huchim, Nayeli Lopez, Chasity S. Morales, Chloe S. Spencer, Maria G. Trejo-Diaz, Deedra E. Van Winkle and Emily L. Vodicka COMMUNICATIONS, LANGUAGES AND READING Associate in Arts Mikaela B. Carbajal, Faith A. Flores, Brendan X. Garza, Hannah F. Gatchel, Teresa M. Gonzalez, Jordan R. Harris, Peyton E. Henderson, Nygel R. Hudson Williams, Joseph K. Kuhn, Cheyenne J. Michels, Marie D. Ponce, Bella E. Resendez, Gabriella L. Salinas, and Carlye I. Villarreal Associate in Applied Science Katherine M. Hampton Certificate Katherine M. Hampton, Deborah A. Weddle ENGLISH AND PHILOSOPHY Associate in Arts Tiara A. Sison, Brigid E. Sorrell LIBERAL ARTS Associate in Arts Reyanna A. Aguirre, Taylor Alaniz, Tiffany A. Aleman, Adriana Y. Ayala Pascasio, Luis F. Beltran, Ailenis T. Blanco, Natalie R. Bravo, Monica L. Cantu, Jennifer Carr, Jessica Carr, Henry X. Charba, Sai Varshini Chinnasani, Allyson Collado, Jack A. Collier, Angela M. Collins, Alyssa N. Delagarza, Nayeli Diaz, Dorothy A. Dimas, Taryn R. Donovan, Jolie S. Edwards, Benjamin D. Escamilla, Yadiel E. Escamilla, Eugene J. Firo, Elizabeth Franco, Danielle Gabiano Pagayonan, Julia L. Garcia, Mersade J. Garcia, Serena E. Garcia *, Teresa L. Garcia, Kaitlyn C. Garey, Tatiana T. Gonzalez, Katarina F. Herrera, Leeara K.0 Herrera, Addison G. Hilker, Jocelyn G. Jaramillo, Kyler G. Keffer, Isaac A. Lara, Jaley P. Larivey, Caitlin A. Lawhon, Catherine A. Lindsey, Michaela N. Lirio, Angelina N. Lopez, Erick Lopez, Mayumi L. Lopez, Jillian G. Maharaj, Christian Margia, Dallas C. Mario, Valery M. Marquez, Andrea L. Martinez, Ben L. Martinez, Isaiah M. Melena, Lauren M. Mixon, Maya B. Mollick, Johnathan J. Mondragon, Mercedes B. Montalbo, Austin M. Moore, Luis S. Morales, Olivia C. Morales, Emanuel A. Moreno, Aava M. Mostaghasi, Jennifer R. Nanez, Hans B. Nguyen, Reagan B. Norquist, Cecilia Ocanas, Christina M. Perez, Ethan N. Perez, Sara S. Perez, Robert L. Plumbley, Isaac A. Ramirez, Brandon J. Rangel, Keith A. Reposar, Makayla A. Rivas, Vincent S. Rivera, Adrianna R. Rodriguez, Keisy M. Rodriguez, Isabella G. Rojas, Kristin N. Ross, Carlos A. Ruiz, Jose E. Saenz III, Ximena Sanchez, Joshua W. Schwerdtfeger, Brianna N. Sciuto, Lilyana Secorsky, Amber R. Sifuentes, Anna S. Silva, Savina D. Sotello, Zeke Thongsavanh, Isabella O. Vargas and Linda M. Villarreal MUSIC Associate in Arts Edmundo Leal, Juan C. Molina and Samuel A. Parga-Guerrero Certificate Benjamin T. Aldana, Jose A. Garza SOCIAL SCIENCES Associate in Arts Gabriella P. Alvarado, Rosa M. Bailey, Ashley E. Bates, Daniella M. Cardona, Johnathan S. Cremar, Christopher E. Diaz, Cara C. Dorman, Ian B. Escarzaga, Alexis F. Garcia, Carolyn R. Hatcher, Deven L. Mican, Serena Rios, Rey Rivera, Dulce E. Sanchez, Hailey J. Siegford, Will G. Stiles V and Yetta R. Williams DIVISION OF INDUSTRY AND PUBLIC SERVICE ARCHITECTURE, AVIATION, AND AUTOMOTIVE Associate in Science Beverly A. Amador, Zachary K. Bowers, Kayla K. Cisneros, Chris A. Flores, Edgar D. Hernandez, Ivette G. McKenzie, Alexa A. Meza, Nicole A. Moreno, Isaac Perez Jr., Benjamin M. Ryel and Bethany G. Walker Associate in Applied Science Chase D. Beverly, Carter J. Blanchette, Tommy R. Bueno Bravo, Michael K. Buergers, Noah D. Cavazos, Kevin C. Connelly *, Arturo Cuellar III, Cross D. Garcia, Marcus A. Garcia, David P. Gonzales, Vanassa M. Jimison, Roman V. Lares, Nicholas R. Lazo, Wendy L. Martinez, Roberto A. Mendoza, Jarrett Padron, Daniel A. Rodriguez, Valerie M. Rodriguez, Christopher A. Sanchez, John M. Villarreal * and Joseph A. Zamudio-Sanchez Certificate Jeff A. Abrego, Caleb A. Aguilar, Victor F. Alcocer Jr. *, Marlon E. Amaya, Luis F. Beltran, Matthew L. Besinaiz, Chase D. Beverly, Carter J. Blanchette, Marcella D. Cantera, Rick G. Cantu, Rudy Cantu Jr., David M. Cirilo III, Kayla K. Cisneros, Karina D. Collins, Christopher J. Danz, Victoria L. Davis, Ryan T. Dunlavy, Angelica N. Flores, Chris A. Flores, Carlos M. Garcia, Cross D. Garcia, David A. Garcia, Estella M. Garcia, Joseph P. Glunk Jr., Alan F. Gomez, David P. Gonzales, Scottie Green Jr., Nathan J. Hernandez, Roberto R. Hinojosa, Jacob T. Hurley, Zoe I. Jimenez *, Vanassa M. Jimison, Lawson M. Jones, Audrey J. Lara, Roman V. Lares, Leandro J. Lemus, Andrew C. Leyba Sr., David Lopez Jr., Tomas E. Lopez, Samuel M. Macias, Alexander Manrique, Armando Martinez, Oswaldo J. Martinez, Wendy L. Martinez Lucas C. Mata, Andrew A. Merino, Zachary E. Merrill, Scott C. Meyer, Benedict J. Miranda, Nicole A. Moreno, Araceli S. Orozco-Perez, Luis A. Perez, Federico Ramirez SAP, Jonathan B. Reed Jr. * Gregorio Reyes Jr., Christina D. Riojas, Eric J. Rios, Brandon G. Rodriguez, Santiago G. Rodriguez, Valerie M. Rodriguez *, Jarett A. Rojas, Benito C. Sanchez, Christopher A. Sanchez, Yadier Sanchez, Jimmy Soto Jr., David S. Sprinkle, Timothy J. Thompson Jr., Jason D. Torres-Bonilla, Jason L. Trevino *, Luis Trevino-Medina, Mark J. Villarreal, Raymond K. Westmoreland Jr. *, Salvatore D. Whitt and Joseph A. Zamudio-Sanchez Occupational Skills Award Jeff A. Abrego, Anthony R. Aguero, Caleb A. Aguilar, Victor F. Alcocer Jr. * Rudy Cantu Jr., Carlos M. Garcia, Joseph P. Glunk Jr., David P. Gonzales, Scottie Green Jr., Nathan J. Hernandez, Roberto R. Hinojosa, Zoe I. Jimenez *, Leandro J. Lemus, Andrew C. Leyba Sr., David Lopez Jr., Jason C. Lopez Jr., Samuel M. Macias, Alexander Manrique, Oswaldo J. Martinez, Zachary E. Merrill, Jershaud L. Neal, Luis A. Perez, Federico Ramirez SAP, Jose O. Rangel, Jonathan B. Reed Jr. *, Gregorio Reyes Jr., Ahmi M. Robertson, Santiago G. Rodriguez, Jarett A. Rojas, David M. Ruiz, Noe G. Ruiz *, Benito C. Sanchez, Yadier Sanchez, Raven L. Silvas, Jimmy Soto Jr., Jason D. Torres-Bonilla, Jason L. Trevino, Mark J. Villarreal, Raymond K. Westmoreland, Jr. * and Brian L. Williams PTK INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY Associate in Applied Science Majed Alghamdi, Isaac A. Alvarado, Jesus Alvarado Jr., Ibrahim A. Alzahrani, Jassem A. Alzuwayed, Tomas O. Amaya, Lacy L. Barra, Marley J. Bryant, Madelyn M. Carrasquillo, David A. Cedillo, Victoria R. Constante, Marisa I. Cortez, Manuel J. Cuellar, Kyle D. Deleon, Dominic A. Dennis Sr., Marc A. Escareno *, Noemi Estrada, Angel G. Garcia, Randy S. Garza, Phillip J. Gibson, Anastasia L. Gonzales, Noah J. Gonzales, James A. Gonzalez, Jon A. Gonzalez, Melanie A. Gonzalez, Devin Guerrero, Brianna S. Guevara, Tonica R. Hernandez, Aiden M. Hinojosa, Weslee A. Jochetz, Jared J. Langlois, Joshua R. Lara, Luis T. Loyo Jr., Isaiah E. Luna, Nicholas J. Martinez, Michael R. Mendez II, Joshua D. Montalvo, Alexis Ortega, David A. Pearce, Stan L. Perkins II, Jacob C. Plata, Julian R. Ramirez, Adolfo Ramon III, Samantha L. Ramos, Ricardo V. Rangel III, Anthony A. Rivera, Marina I. Rivera, Kara L. Sanchez, James D. Serna, Jonathan A. Serna, Jose G. Silguero IV, Erica D. Subia, Andrew J. Tovar, Jesse A. Trammell *, Sergio M. Trejo, Steven A. Trevino, Johnny Vazquez, Adrian Vela and Anthony S. Zavala * Certificate Efrain L. Acosta, Chloe C. Acuna, Cleo A. Adame, Rylee W. Aguilar, Aaron Aguirre-Angel, Xavier J. Amador, Jonathan Domingo L. Anguiano, Rolando Arias, Luis J. Arredondo, Saydi L. Banda, Jesus J. Barrientes Sr. *, Abigail N. Bassett, Carlos M. Benavidez, Evan W. Bowles, Jennifer D. Bravo, Mia C. Briseno, Marley J. Bryant, Ryan A. Cantu, Jayden J. Carbajal, Jesus M. Carpinteyro, Jesus D. Castillo, Justin R. Castillo, Manuel Castillo, Jesus A. Castillo Mendiola, Isaac Castro, Natalie Castro, Guadalupe M. Cervantes, Ricardo Colmenero, Mark A. Colunga, Victoria R. Constante, Justin A. Contreras, Marisa I. Cortez, Alexes A. Cruz, Nicholas H. Cruz, Santiago E. Cumpian Jr., Elden R. Daniel, Phil De la Garza Jr., Joe X. De Leon, Aryonna R. Delagarza, Marcelina Deleon, Cynthia Deleon-Garza, Luke R. Delgado, Toryn Delgado, Johan A. Diaz-Korff, Jose Escalante Jr., Ricardo M. Espinoza, Ian M. Esquivel, Jacob D. Esquivel, Christian E. Estrada, Noah J. Evers, Julie A. Figueroa, Aaron T. Flores, Andrew Flores, Ariel G. Flores, Joshua R. Flores Jr., Justin P. Flores Jr., Devin N. Fuentes, Julian E. Fuentes, Baldomero Gamez, Sophie Gaona, Angel G. Garcia, Emanuel L. Garcia, Gabriel Garcia, Jordan M. Garcia, Samuel A. Garcia, Juanito Garduno Jr., Christian J. Garza, Eloy G. Garza Jr., Emelia R. Garza. Randy S. Garza, Cristopher H. Gomez, Anastasia L. Gonzales, Noah J. Gonzales, Paula J. Gonzales, Rihana R. Gonzales, Elijah I. Gonzalez, Jon A. Gonzalez, Melanie A. Gonzalez, Aaron L. Guerrero, Debany Gutierrez, Jesus A. Gutierrez Jr., Jiana H. Gutierrez, Mark T. Haney, Jacob L. Hanoman, Jase M. Harnish, Tatiana E. Harris, Zackary T. Hasserodt, Noah A. Hernandez, Urbano J. Hernandez, Bradley H. Herndon, Antonio Herrera, Levy Herrera, Aiden M. Hinojosa, Julissa Ibarra, Blazer J. Jennings, Aaron Jimenez, Ruben J. Jimenez, Christopher M. Karl, Joshua R. Lara, Bryan J. Leal, Nathan J. Lindsey, Antonio M. Lopez, Hailey N. Lopez, Jayden Lopez, Xavier A. Lozoya, Aden R. Lugo, Jordan J. Luna, Carlos Madrigal, Brycen C. Malone, Emiliano R. Manzano, Aden Martinez, Caiden L. Martinez, Dashawn Z. Martinez, Jeremiah R. Martinez, Jose D. Martinez II, Logan E. McGrath, Joshua L. Medrano, Jr., Kenneth D. Miller, Delisa R. Molina, Jacob A. Monjaras, Javier Morales Jr., Kaziah T. Moreno, Angel J. Muniz, Dameon A. Najar, Raul Nava Jr., Miguel Ontiveros Jr., Martin M. Orosco, Xavier M. Ortiz, Ysidro C. Pacheco, Jose A. Padron, Juan Pedraza, Aiden M. Pena, Levi O. Pena, Kevin G. Perez, Stan L. Perkins II, David R. Plata Jr., Jacob C. Plata, Juan R. Puente Jr., Andres A. Quinones, Julian R. Ramirez, Norman Ramirez, Abigail M. Rios, Elijah Rivera, Josiah Rivera, Ulysses P. Rivera SAP, Israel G. Robledo, Raymond Rodela, Joel Rodriguez Jr., Marcus A. Rodriguez, Noah Rodriguez, Ricardo A. Rodriguez, Zoe A. Romo, Diego Rosas, Benito B. Saldana III, Diego J. Sanchez, Mario Sanchez III, Logan M. Sedrick, Mathew A. Soliz, Clayton L. Tawater, Joshua K. Taylor, Joanna Tello, Jayden A. Torrez, Andrew J. Tovar, Angelina Tran, Sergio M. Trejo, Carlos A. Trevino, Olivia L. Trevino, Johnny Vazquez, Armando Vela IV, Jacob T. Velez, Martin L. Villagomez Jr., Matthew I. Villarreal, Jr., Peter Villarreal, Juan P. Villegas Jr., Chaz R. Woolsey, Sean M. Zamora, Anthony S. Zavala * and Raul R. Zavala Jr. Occupational Skills Award Andres A. Quinones PUBLIC SERVICE Associate in Arts Alexandriah R. Adame, Jayleen M. Cantu, Penelope M. Casas-Armendariz, Raymond R. Chapman, Ryan M. Lennan, Gulliana I. Madrigal, Dylan J. Owens, Romario A. Perez, Oscar G. Rios and Alexandria Turnblom Associate in Applied Science Mya H. Arriaga, Alejandro Benavides * LEX, Joseph G. Benavides *, Katherine H. Buffington, Jose M. Cavazos, Nicholas R. Cortez Jr. and Laura L. Garcia LEX, Casey A. Gilliam, Christopher A. Glass, Kassandra M. Gonzalez, LEX, Rose M. Hale, Daniella M. Hinojosa, Stella E. Juarez LEX, Crystal R. Leal, Orlando P. Longoria, Lilliana E. Monreal LEX, Manuel Olivarez III *, Jacob A. Reyes, Juanita A. Rios, Robert E. Rodriguez, Roberto J. Rodriguez, Jacqueline T. Rodriguiez, Myles T. Stevenson *, Albert Vasquez Jr. and Andrew A. Wessels Certificate Eleana R. Baggio, Maria E. Balboa, Andrew Barrera, Katherine H. Buffington, Nicholas R. Cortez Jr., Robert M. Gabrillo Jr., Noah E. Garcia, Sean B. Gonzales, Ryan P. Johnson, Zachary J. LaRoe, Crystal R. Leal, Gabriela N. Lopez, Elijah D. Maldonado, Brandon A. Mejias, Frederick L. Mierow, Matthew J. Miranda, Joseph M. Munoz III, Jericho L. Murillo, Nicholas R. Pacheco *, Pablo E. Rendon IV, Jacob A. Reyes, Angel G. Rodriguez, Robert L. Villarreal Jr. and Logan M. Young Advanced Technical Certificate Alejandro Benavides * LEX DIVISION OF SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING, MATHEMATICS, AND KINESIOLOGY AND EDUCATION COMPUTER SCIENCE, ENGINEERING, AND ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY Associate in Science Landon C. Abalos, Sarah G. Crumpler, Aron A. Esquivel, Julia L. Garcia, Alicia M. Guerrero, Jakub Lee, Mathew A. Tapia and Jordan A. Tarnowski Associate in Applied Science Roderick D. Benson Jr., Daniel E. Camorlinga Gutierrez, Sarah A. Castellanos, Jairus P. Cayabyab, Joe Cruz *, Jared A. De Los Santos, John A. Delaney II, Daniel J. Gutierrez, Jonah C. Hamilton, Gabriel Hinojosa, Marco A. Lara, Jose A. Sanchez Jr., Eric P. Simonsen, Michael R. Trevino and Nicholas J. Vargas Certificate Roderick D. Benson Jr., Daniel E. Camorlinga Gutierrez, Carlos C. Carmona, Sarah A. Castellanos, Jairus P. Cayabyab, Joe Cruz *, Jared A. De Los Santos, John A. Delaney II, Daniel J. Gutierrez, Jonah C. Hamilton, Gabriel Hinojosa, Jose A. Sanchez Jr., Eric P. Simonsen, Zachary S. Tarske, Michael R. Trevino and Nicholas J. Vargas Occupational Skills Award Carlos C. Carmona, Katin G. Duff, Jonah C. Hamilton, Gary Leary, Joy E. Ramirez, Luis O. Ramirez, Robert K. Ross Jr., Jameel F. Tannous, Carissa R. Ybarra KINESIOLOGY AND EDUCATION Associate in Arts Lauren M. Donovan, Danella A. Rodriguez and Ben Torres Associate of Arts in Teaching Richard R. Galvan, Mercedes K. Gonzales *, Kaylynne M. Leal, Aliyah M. Medina, Sarina S. Rodriguez, Stephanie M. Torres and Melenie S. Zamora Associate in Applied Science Megan D. Delgado, Debrah L. Garcia and Ruby A. Robles Certificate Cecelia A. Gonzales, Keri L. Hollowell and Aurora A. Lopez NATURAL SCIENCES Associate in Science Deeandra Acevedo, Ariana Adame-Gonzalez, Mikayla S. Callis, Rubena R. Casas, Gabriella E. Chavarria, Manuel C. Garcia, Jeanette J. Gonzalez, Teresa M. Gonzalez, Maria A. Hernandez, Lestiny M. Herrera, Madelyn M. Moore, Jacob S. Quintanilla, Olivia E. Ramirez and Kathryn G. Williams Associate in Applied Science Rubena R. Casas, Maria A. Hernandez, Linzee D. Pacheco and Jacob S. Quintanilla Dual Enrollment Program – Prospective Graduates May 2025 A.C. Jones High School Reagan B. Norquist Banquete High School Rylee W. Aguilar, Henry X. Charba, Devin N. Fuentes, Dameon A. Najar, Norman Ramirez and Isabella G. Rojas Calallen High School Carissa Box, Karina A. Conchas, Rylee E. Ray and Jason D. Torres-Bonilla Falfurrias High School Carlos M. Benavidez, Ryan A. Cantu, Jesus D. Castillo, Jose Escalante Jr., Jacob D. Esquivel, Emelia R. Garza, Kaziah T. Moreno and Ricardo A. Rodriguez Flour Bluff High School Kaitlyn C. Garey, Aava M. Mostaghasi Foy H. Moody High School Manuel Castillo, Mark A. Colunga, Nicholas H. Cruz, Elden R. Daniel, Phil De la Garza Jr., Christian E. Estrada, Jordan M. Garcia, Cristopher H. Gomez, Jiana H. Gutierrez, Mark T. Haney, Ruben J. Jimenez, Bryan J. Leal, Antonio M. Lopez, Xavier A. Lozoya, Javier Morales Jr., Jose A. Padron, Kevin G. Perez, Marcus A. Rodriguez, Mathew A. Soliz, Angelina Tran and Chaz R. Woolsey Grace Temple Christian Academy Christopher E. Diaz Gregory-Portland High School Efrain L. Acosta, Guadalupe M. Cervantes, Aaron T. Flores, Andrew Flores, Justin P. Flores Jr., Jesus A. Gutierrez Jr., Jase M. Harnish, Zackary T. Hasserodt, Noah A. Hernandez, Blazer J. Jennings, Jeremiah R. Martinez, Juan Pedraza, Jacob T. Velez and Raul R. Zavala Jr. Ingleside High School Logan E. McGrath Mary Carroll High School Joshua R. Flores Jr., Aaron Jimenez, Xavier M. Ortiz, Zoe A. Romo and Linda M. Villarreal Por Vida Academy Yadier Sanchez Premont High School Jennifer D. Bravo, Justin R. Castillo, Alexes A. Cruz and Angel J. Muniz Richard King High School Xavier J. Amador, Evan W. Bowles, Joe X. De Leon, Aryonna R. Delagarza, Emanuel L. Garcia, Christian J. Garza, Rihana R. Gonzales, Jacob L. Hanoman and Julissa Ibarra Robstown High School Taylor Alaniz, Mersade J. Garcia, Anastasia L. Gonzales, Elijah I. Gonzalez, Aaron L. Guerrero, Leeara K. Herrera, Jaley P. Larivey, Jordan J. Luna, Olivia C. Morales, Cecilia Ocanas, Levi O. Pena, Jose E. Saenz III, Carlos A. Trevino, Olivia L. Trevino and Peter Villarreal Roy Miller High School Jonathan Domingo L. Anguiano, Natalie Castro and Juan R. Puente Jr. Skidmore-Tynan High School Julian E. Fuentes Texas Home Schooled Nathan J. Lindsey, Savanna L. Maverick Veterans Memorial High School Chloe C. Acuna, Abigail N. Bassett, Toryn Delgado, Ian M. Esquivel, Baldomero Gamez, Tatiana E. Harris, Brycen C. Malone, Caiden L. Martinez, Dashawn Z. Martinez, Joshua L. Medrano, Jr., Kenneth D. Miller, Jacob A. Monjaras, Aiden M. Pena, Elijah Rivera, Josiah Rivera, Diego J. Sanchez, Joshua K. Taylor, Jayden A. Torrez, Matthew I. Villarreal, Jr. and Juan P. Villegas Jr. W.B. Ray High School Eloy G. Garza Jr., Antonio Herrera, Emiliano R. Manzano and Ysidro C. Pacheco West Oso High School Isaac Castro, Santiago E. Cumpian Jr., Carlos Madrigal, Aden Martinez, Raymond Rodela and Sean M. Zamora Collegiate High School - Prospective Graduates May 2025 Reyanna A. Aguirre, Adriana Y. Ayala Pascasio, Ailenis T. Blanco, Natalie R. Bravo, Jennifer Carr, Jessica Carr, Sai Varshini Chinnasani, Allyson Collado, Nayeli Diaz, Dorothy A. Dimas, Jolie S. Edwards, Yadiel E. Escamilla, Eugene J. Firo, Danielle Gabiano Pagayonan, Teresa L. Garcia, Addison G. Hilker, Jocelyn G. Jaramillo, Kyler G. Keffer, Mayumi L. Lopez, Jillian G. Maharaj, Christian Margia, Dallas C. Marion, Maya B. Mollick, Mercedes B. Montalbo, Emanuel A. Moreno, Hans B. Nguyen, Ethan N. Perez, Sara S. Perez, Robert L. Plumbley, Isaac A. Ramirez, Makayla A. Rivas, Adrianna R. Rodriguez, Keisy M. Rodriguez, Carlos A. Ruiz, Joshua W. Schwerdtfeger, Lilyana Secorsky, Anna S. Silva, Savina D. Sotello and Isabella O. Vargas Harold T. Branch Academy for Career and Technical Education - Prospective Graduates May 2025 Saydi L. Banda, Luis F. Beltran, Marley J. Bryant Jahir G. Castaneda, Cynthia Deleon-Garza, Melanie A. Gonzalez, Michaela N. Lirio, Erick Lopez, Gulliana I. Madrigal, Jose D. Martinez II, Isaiah M. Melena, Lauren M. Mixon, Johnathan J. Mondragon, David R. Plata Jr., Andres A. Quinones, Vincent S. Rivera, Julissa P. Rodriguez, Amy Y. Rodriguez Nieto, Ximena Sanchez, Zachary S. Tarske, Zeke Thongsavanh and Sergio M. Trejo Coding Designations: * = Military Veteran DC = Dual Credit H = Honors Program VV = Viking Volunteer KP = Member, Kappa Pi - International Honor Art Fraternity PTK = Member, Phi Theta Kappa - International Honor Society of the Two Year College ABG = Member, Alpha Beta Gamma® _- International Business Honor Society SAP = Sigma Alpha Pi - National Society of Leadership and Success SKD = Sigma Kappa Delta - English Honor Society LEX = Lambda Epsilon Chi - National Paralegal Honor Society SPA = Sigma Phi Alpha - National Dental Hygiene Honor Society LN = Lambda Nu National Honor Society for Radiologic and Imaging Sciences ADN = Alpha Delta Nu Nursing Honor Society LB = Lambda Beta Society for Respiratory Care
