Temple College
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Temple (Junior) College |
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| Established | 1970s |
| Type | Public,Two-year, Coed |
| Undergraduates | 3,720 |
| Location | Temple, Texas, USA |
| Address | 2600 South First Street Temple, Texas USA 76504-7435 |
| Telephone | 1800-460-4636 |
| Colors | black and gold |
| Nickname | TC |
| Mascot | leopard |
| Website | www.templejc.edu |
Temple College is a junior college consisting of multiple campuses in the central Texas area.
As of 2007, Residents within the tax-district of the city of Temple, Texas pay $67 per credit hour, whereas those outside the district pay $103 per credit hour. Those outside the state pay $294 per credit hour. [1]
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[edit] Statistics
1st-year students:
- 99% In-state students
- 1% Out-of-state students
- 38% Part-time students
- <1% American Indian
- <1% Alaskan Native
- 1% Asian & Pacific Islander
- 20% Black
- 16% Hispanic
- 62% White
- <1% Non-Resident Alien
[edit] Requirements
High School diploma or GED
[edit] Campuses
[edit] Department Chairs
Associate Degree Nursing
- Karen Robinson
Biology
- Terry Austin
Biotechnology
- Dr. Janet Engelkirk
Business, Management, and Office Occupations
- Hal Lee Ward
Chemistry, Physics, and Engineering
- Dr. Sharon Hoffman
Child Development
- Gail Cox
Communications
- Henry Castillo
Computer Aided Design, Geographic Information Systems
- Steven Taylor, Interim Coordinator
Computer Information Systems
- Dr. Talma Botts
Criminal Justice
- Lesley Keeling-Olson
Dental Hygiene
- Norma Maedgen
Emergency Medical Technology
- Jeff Fritz
Mathematics
- Cynthia Martinez
Performing Arts (Music, Speech, Theatre)
- Dr. Sarah Nell Summers
Physical Education
- Kirby Johnson
Respiratory Care Technology
- William Cornelius
Social and Behavioral Sciences
- William Feagin
Surgical Technology
- Carol Reinking
Visual Arts
- Michael Donahue
Vocational Nursing
- Gregory Bond
[edit] Sports Teams
Baseball
- Men's Intercollegiate
Basketball
- Men's Intercollegiate
- Women's Intercollegiate
- Men's Intramural
- Women's Intramural
- Men's Scholarship
- Women's Scholarship
Softball
- Women's Intercollegiate
- Women's Scholarship
Tennis
- Men's Intercollegiate
- Women's Intercollegiate
- Men's Scholarship
- Women's Scholarship
Volleyball
- Women's Intercollegiate
- Men's Intramural
- Women's Intramural
- Women's Scholarship
[edit] Triva
- Their science building will be renovated in the summer of 2007.
- Parking is free, but with permit.
- Anatomy and Physiology professor Jason Lockin was actually a student of fellow faculty member Edward Morgan.
[edit] External link
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