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Guest speaker Erik Detrick of Gladwin Paint Company was guest speaker in the Auto Body Repair Technology class Tuesday, Jan. 25, in Uvalde. Gladwin Paint and the Iwata Corporation is offering free training and certification for class members and all painters in the Uvalde area. The training will be offered on the Uvalde campus Gym time  SWTJC Uvalde student Thomas Steigerwald works out in the La Forge Hall weight room facility during the first week of spring classes. The facility is open to all students with a current ID. Del Rio registration  Students line the halls of the main academic building at SWTJC Del Rio on Monday, Jan. 10. Over 200 students registered for spring classes on Monday. Registration continues through Jan 14 at campuses across the college's 11-county service area. Spring classes start Jan. 17. Spring registration  SWTJC student advisor Luis Ruiz registers a student in Uvalde as business resumes after a three week holiday break. On-site registration will run through Jan. 14. The first day of spring classes is Jan. 17. |
GED grad Adult Basic Education director George Garza (left) presents a certificate of completion to Maria Ripley of Uvalde during GED commencement ceremonies held Jan. 29 in Uvalde. STORY/MORE PHOTOS Biology class  Students in Dr. Gabrielle Forbes biology class take notes during class in the Espinosa Building on the SWTJC Uvalde campus. Classes begin  Students make their way to class on the Uvalde campus Monday, Jan. 17. Late registration continues through Tuesday, Jan. 18, for the spring semester at campuses across the college's 11-county service area. Welcome back  SWTJC President Dr. Ismael Sosa, Jr., welcomes faculty back for the spring 2011 semester. Sosa's welcome came during the general faculty meeting held Tuesday, Jan. 11, in the Tate Auditorium. The meeting kicks off four days of spring convocation activities. Eagle Pass registration  Faculty members advise students during registration Jan. 4 on the SWTJC campus in Eagle Pass. Registration continues at various sites across the college's 11-county service area through Jan. 14. |
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