Students entering career paths at TMCC signed a letter of intent to attend Truckee Meadows Community College.

Retired Brigadier General Joe Shaefer is a United States Air Force veteran with extensive knowledge and interest in the arctic region. General Shaefer talks about the current geopolitical situation developing the arctic region and how the United States may approach future relations with Russia and China.

David Feather is the Senior Director of Program Integration, Mission Support and Test Services at the Nevada National Security Site. Mr. Feather's presentation deals with nuclear weapons, nuclear testing and dealing with America's aging nuclear arsenal.

A host of TMCC students and instructors gather to discuss the real and imagined monsters of our day. This year's lineup includes: 1:00 Ashley Maples "Same Creatures from Different Cultures." 10:40 Marynia Giren-Navarro "Monstrous Cures for Sinful Sexual Appetites." 34:10 Laure'L Santos "Ghosts and Hauntings in Reno." 49:05 Karen Wickander "The Mirror Crack�d From Side to Side: Exploring the Shadow Self.� 1:04:00 Dr. Joylin Namie "The Horror of Halloween Candy.� 1:17:30 P.J. Mitchell �How to...

Robert Carlin is a Visiting Fellow at Stanford University's Center for International Security and Cooperation. Mr. Carlin has visited North Korea over 30 times and his discussion centers around the perils of misreading North Korea's government.

Dr. Alan Stavitsky is the Dean of the Reynolds School of Journalism at the University of Nevada, Reno. Dr. Stavitsky talks about the confusing state of journalism in national security today.

The topic of impeachment is examined by TMCC faculty. Learn more about the process and some of the history of impeachment in U.S. government.

Commander of the Naval Special Warfare Group One, Captain Matthew Rosenbloom discusses the history and current work of the Navy SEALs and well as the fight against terror.

Celebrate award recipients such as the 2018 Classified Employee of the Year, PTK Teachers of the Year, WDCE awards winners and eight newly tenured faculty professors.

The TMCC Library Committee hosts its annual campus community poetry reading event where students, faculty and staff are invited to read self-penned poems, one of their favorite poems, or listen to others read. It is a great way to share a love of poetry or cultivate an interest you may have in poetry.

As part of the F.R.E.E. (HUM) ANIMAL event for 2018, Dr. Nathan Lents from John Jay College of Criminal Justice, spoke on the human/animal idea of empathy and reciprocity and the evolutionary value of morality.

The TMCC F.R.E.E. Committee chose the human/animal relationship as the topic for 2018. F.R.E.E. stands for Faculty for Radical Education and Enlightenment, and each year a new topic is chosen for interdisciplinary collaboration between areas of study such as math, education, anthropology, sociology, political science and art.

Dr. Doty talks about the childhood experience that led to his determination to become a neurosurgeon and author. Dr. Doty shares his insight on how we can change our lives by changing our brains and hearts through compassion and affirmation.

A spirited and synergistic atmosphere is created when Life Drawing students at TMCC get out of the classroom and in front of a classical string quartet. The String Beings serenade students who are drawing them while they perform.

Retired Humanities Professor Bill Baines, also a formerly commissioned Marine Corps Officer, carries on a long standing tradition at Truckee Meadows Community College by reading a message from the Commandant of the Marine Corps, in celebration of the Marine Corps birthday. This is just one of many events held in honor of veterans at TMCC in 2017. The flags you will see during the video represent a veteran student at TMCC. Over 700 and counting. Thank you for your service to our country.

The purpose of the TMCC Institutional Advisory Council is to ensure the linkage of the College to the community it serves and to anticipate future regional educational trends. The Council will meet at least quarterly to advise the College President, the Vice Chancellor for Community Colleges, the Chancellor, and the Board of Regents Standing Committee on Community Colleges on questions regarding operation of the College. The Council shall function and exercise the powers set forth by the...

The lineup includes discussion on dragons, werewolves, Dracula, vampire bats, the plague and pop television. Special guest Zomboo, from Zomboo's House of Horror Movies, stops by to discuss his career and the horror movie genre.

Political Science Professors from TMCC meet and discuss the role of President of the United States.

This condensed version of the full Colour Blinders event is just a taste of the experiences of TMCC students and other contributors on the issue of race. F.R.E.E. is Faculty for Radical Empowerment and Enlightenment.

Here are the highlights from the 2017 F.R.E.E. presentation on the topic of Water. Student research and art projects combine to form the backbone of the information presented. F.R.E.E. is Faculty for Radical Empowerment and Enlightenment.

The Class of 2017 has their ceremonial pinning event.

Many awards are given to employees including the Classified Employee of the Year, PTK Teachers of the Year, employees of the month are recognized and newly tenured faculty members are celebrated.

Kristen Aaquist from Transgender Allies Group talks with a group at TMCC about transgender issues in Nevada and around the nation.

F.R.E.E. stand for Faculty for Radical Empowerment and Enlightenment. On the topic of water, many disciplines came together to present and learn about issues involving water, both locally and around the world.

F.R.E.E. stands for Faculty for Radical Empowerment and Enlightenment. Local and national experts discuss projects on which they have worked and finding a balance with watersheds and sustainability.