The Advising Center is a hub of information to move students from starting their academic journey to making their dreams real.
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Registering students for classes
Advising students on degree and career pathways
Guiding first-time students through their initial college experience
Assisting with the exploration of transfer and career opportunities
Discussing personal concerns
Big Spring
Lauren Barber
Director of Student Success Programming
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Hailey Roberts
Academic Advisor
CTE Student Success Specialist
Accessibility Service Coordinator
Hector Diaz
Academic Advisor
Veterans Affairs Coordinator
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Lauren Barber
Director of Student Success Programming
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Hailey Roberts
Academic Advisor
CTE Student Success Specialist
Accessibility Service Coordinator
Hector Diaz
Academic Advisor
Veterans Affairs Coordinator
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San Angelo
Victoria Darnell
Director of Academic/CTE Advising & Special Populations
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Pam Gabriel
Coordinator of Special Populations
Academic Advisor
ADA Coordinator
Kimberly Burrus
Academic Advisor
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Fernando Urista
Academic Advisor
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Victoria Darnell
Director of Academic/CTE Advising & Special Populations
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Pam Gabriel
Coordinator of Special Populations
Academic Advisor
ADA Coordinator
Kimberly Burrus
Academic Advisor
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Fernando Urista
Academic Advisor
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Lamesa
Monica Castro
Executive Director of the Lamesa Campus
Mary Anne Bara
Dual Credit Advisor/Lamesa Site Assistant
ADA Academic Accommodation Services
For information regarding ADA academic accommodation services, please contact us.
In San Angelo, Pam Gabriel (325) 481-8300 ext. 3269 – pgabriel@howardcollege.edu
Big Spring, Courtney Brockman (432) 264-5118 – cbrockman@howardcollege.edu
Foster Care Liaisons
A Foster Care Liaison is a college representative who is aware of the available resources for foster youth and can help answer questions that the youth may have. Most foster youths have to balance schoolwork with finding housing, going to court, and meeting with their caseworkers. They often experience a lack of support from family or outside resources. Foster youth benefit from having just one person to provide the information they need and to assist them to access resources that other students may not need, like housing and trauma support.
For more information, see http://www.educationreachfortexans.org/foster-care-liaison-list-and-resources.html
Howard College Foster care Liaisons:
Big Spring/Lamesa: Tara Lisle – tlisle@howardcollege.edu – ph: (432) 264-5646
San Angelo: Pam Gabriel – pgabriel@howardcollege.edu – ph: (325) 481-8300 ext. 3269
SWCD: Jim Walterhouse – jwalterhouse@howardcollege.edu – ph: (432) 242-4290