Temple College

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Temple (Junior) College


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]

1 Statistics
2 Requirements
3 Campuses
4 Department Chairs
5 Sports Teams
6 Triva
7 External link

[edit] Statistics

1st-year students:

99% In-state students
1% Out-of-state students
38% Part-time students

61% Women
39% Men

<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

Cameron
Taylor
Temple (Main Campus)
Waco

[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.