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When Brittaney Wilmore reflects on her path to a career in broadcast journalism, she credits HCC with giving her more than an education. It gave her confidence, community and a clear sense of direction.

With the Houston region’s unemployment rate in August reaching its highest level in nearly a decade — 5 percent — the need for education and training opportunities is urgent. HCC is stepping up to help those who have lost jobs prepare for in-demand roles that require more than a high school diploma but less than a two- or four-year degree through its Connect 2 Workforce program.

HCC and the Houston Regional Veterans Chamber of Commerce have formalized a partnership with the signing of a Strategic Alliance Memorandum aimed at expanding education, training and business support for veteran entrepreneurs.

Elexis Robinson, a Global Online Honors College student at Houston City College (HCC), is pursuing a degree in artificial intelligence (AI) with a renewed sense of focus and intention. As a returning student and mother of a young son, she says discipline, structure and support help her excel academically.

Just days before Valentine’s Day, HCC Southwest is inviting the community to put love into motion with its 5K Love Run, a fundraiser to help students overcome financial barriers to education.