Sachse High School Turkey Trot 2013

September 13, 2026
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(From kept to correct) Front line: Shiva Daryouni, Recipient; Jorge Valderamma, Recipient; and Astrid Sainz, Recipient; straight back row: Dan Dao, Faculty; Samantha Zagurski, Recipient; Tomy Otunga, DCCCD Foundation Scholarship Recipient; Shiva Daryouni, Recipient; Praveena Dhayanithy, Faculty; Dave Shorow, Faculty; Dr. Zarina Blankenbaker, vice-president for training and training; and Dr. Kay Eggleston, President.News

(From left to right) forward row: Shiva Daryouni, Recipient; Jorge Valderamma, Recipient; and Astrid Sainz, Recipient; right back line: Dan Dao, Faculty; Samantha Zagurski, Recipient; Tomy Otunga, DCCCD Foundation Scholarship Recipient; Shiva Daryouni, Recipient; Praveena Dhayanithy, Faculty; Dave Shorow, Faculty; Dr. Zarina Blankenbaker, vice-president for training and training; and Dr. Kay Eggleston, President.

Pupil Scholarships

The Richland College Faculty Association recently introduced $300 scholarships to five student recipients. The funds had been provided through the contributions through the Association’s membership. These pupils chosen were considering scholastic merit and economic need.

Richland university joined NETWORK in sponsoring “Ask Not” occasion to collect shoes

Richland university also sponsors partnered using City of Richardson in addition to NETWORK of Community Ministries to assist the Richardson neighborhood because of the “Gathering Soles for NETWORK” footwear drive.

The “Gathering Soles for NETWORK” shoe drive happened along with “Ask Not…the Dallas County day's Service, ” which can be bringing communities throughout Dallas County collectively to honor the life and legacy of President John F. Kennedy throughout the commemoration of the 50th anniversary of their demise.

Shoes that were contributed would be distributed to households through Richardson-North Dallas Family clothes Center, managed by SYSTEM. Through the program, impoverished households can, at no cost, to choose clothing and shoes.

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Upcoming Occasions

Multicultural Center Open House
11 a.m.-3 p.m., Nov. 21
Thunderduck Hall, Place T150

The Glass Menagerie
7:30 p.m., Nov. 21-24; 2:30 p.m., Nov. 23-24
Arena Theater

40th Yearly Turkey-trot
12:30 p.m., Nov. 26
South side of Gym

Tea & Quackers
2 p.m., Nov. 26,
Sabine Hall, Room SH118
Meet Richland’s most recent staff members.

Angel Tree Drive
Thru Nov. 29
Drop off donations in the office of beginner lifetime in E040

Thanksgiving Getaway, Campus Closed
Nov. 28-29

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Sawyer offers “H U G” performace

Dance trainer Gina Sawyer recently performed in H U G, an overall performance set up honoring President John F. Kennedy. H U G ended up being presented by MAP (Making Art with an objective) 2013 in Dallas on Oct 19. As a part of the Lamar Street Festival, H U G commemorated the 50th Anniversary of JFK’s assassination to heal the public’s memories of this tragic event. MAP 2013, a festival and event in greater Dallas-Forth well worth area, restores and preserves the surroundings, encourages social justice, and advances real human understanding and well being. The festival operates through Nov. 24.

Green living tip-appsToups to guide Dallas’ younger, elite football people

Richland College women’s football mentor, Scott Toups, was chosen as one of the lead trainers for future EXACT Soccer Dallas women Elite ID Camp. This college soccer camp takes place on Dec. 21-22, and it is available to all high-school players that will prefer to compete.

This unique college soccer camp provides people with the possibility to not just showcase individual area abilities, additionally their mental readiness. Toups will join various other top trainers from NCAA programs such Sam Houston State University, Northwood University, Hardin-Simmons University, Texas Women’s University, and University of Dallas. With this one-day camp these teachers will carry out small-group hospital activity, observe players in showcasing their particular development potential, and lead one-on-one analysis sessions with each player.

Allison-KimberlyNew staff members


Kimberly Allison

Title: Temporary Instructional Specialist III
Department: World Languages, Cultures and Communications

Mark Ammann
Title: Assistant Director, Admissions
Division: Admissions

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William Arwood
Title: Temporary, Full-Time Computer Science Faculty
Department: Engineering, Company, and Tech

Carter Bedford
Title: Director, Student Products and Resources II
Department: Office of Beginner Lifetime

Lorri Camueiras
Title: Instructional Professional III
Department: Discovering Enrichment & Educational Development

Gabriel Edgar
Title: Instructional Specialist III
Department: World Languages, Cultures and Communications

Erick Sanchez Flores
Title: Carpenter I
Department: Facilities

Mechelle McAlister-Ware
Title: Coordinator, Outreach & Recruitment
Division: Engineering, Company, and Tech

Landeia Phillips
Title: Sr. Rehabilitation Specialist
Division: Impairment Services

Melanie Pruitt
Title: Instructional Professional III
Department: RCHS

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