DCCCD Launches New Ad Campaign
 Have you noticed the new DCCCD billboards around town? Well, that was just the beginning. Soon, you’ll see and hear new TV and radio commercials, as well as print ads, in English and Spanish, all part of the district’s new ad campaign.
We’re updating the home page at http://www.dcccd.edu, too, adding profiles of 17 new DCCCD alumni and faculty. On our Web site, you can learn more about:
and other amazing DCCCD graduates and instructors.
The new ad campaign not only features the stories of our alumni and faculty; it also spotlights their many talents. Francis Osentowski, North Lake College music professor, composed the music used in the radio and TV commercials. Listen carefully and you’ll hear Osentowski playing keyboards and North Lake instructor Jim Eger on guitar. The music was produced in the recording studio of Andy Chiles, director of North Lake’s Video Technology program.
And the announcer’s voice you hear on the Spanish-language TV and radio commercials? That’s Maria Caratini-Prado, director of Eastfield College’s American Language Institute ESL/Credit ESOL/Foreign Languages Teaching Academy.
Visit It All Begins Here to learn more about the new ad campaign, view our new TV commercials or hear the new radio spots.
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Did You Know … ?
 … that carpooling isn’t just for parents shuttling their kids to school?
If you need some relief from high gas prices and public transportation isn’t an option, carpooling to work or to class may be a solution. And don’t forget that it’s good for the environment too!
Here are some free resources that can help you make carpooling work for you:
* Please note that these links are provided for your convenience and information and do not constitute official endorsement by DCCCD.
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Earn a Great Salary Fighting Internet Crime
 Are you good at solving problems and working with details? Would you enjoy a job that lets you work with computers and prevent or solve crimes? If so, Richland College’s Digital Forensics program can get you on the fast track to a high-paying job in a rapidly growing career field.
What Is Digital Forensics? How Is It Used?
As modern society grows increasingly dependent on computer and Internet information, the need for cybersecurity affects every aspect of our lives. Digital forensics professionals use specialized skills to:
- Collect and preserve legally admissible electronic evidence
- Recover lost data or critical digital information
- Protect networks or computer systems from security breaches
Studying Digital Forensics prepares you for a wide range of related jobs. You might find work preventing identity theft, protecting vital business information or even safeguarding our national security.
Learn more about this exciting career field and how DCCCD can help you enter it at http://www.dcccd.edu/DigitalForensics.
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Jeremy Heatley has a tough decision ahead of him — but it’s a choice many people wish they had a chance to make: play professional baseball or continue his college education?
