Dr. Joe May

Following the announcement today by President Donald Trump that the DACA program – Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals – will end, Dr. Joe May, shared a message with all Dallas College students and employees. He reassured DACA students, in particular, that he and the district stands behind them – that they are not alone.

Hurricane Harvey has changed lives forever. Dallas College is poised to help our higher education colleagues on the Texas Gulf Coast once they evaluate and share their needs and provide assistance in other areas as well.

"Adult literacy is critical to the success of families, communities and the workforce. Providing higher education that improves lives and communities is the mission of Dallas College, so we are pleased to support the $7M Barbara Bush Foundation Literacy XPRIZE efforts," said Dr. Joe May.

“Students in our area now can choose a quality, affordable bachelor’s degree in early childhood education,” said Dr. Joe May. “It also supports the governor’s goal to provide quality prekindergarten for our youngest Texans, and it comes at no additional fiscal cost for the state.”

In June 2016, Dr. May shared how Dallas College and Dallas ISD are partnering to open eight new Early College High Schools.

In May 2016, Dr. May and team of consultants presented the initial findings of a six-month Student Experience Survey.
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