A $50,000 donation from Bechtel will help Texas Southmost College train workers for NextDecade's LNG project at the Port of Brownsville.
Texas Southmost College's workforce development programs win praise from students.
An in-depth interview with Rafael Vela, chief executive officer of Workforce Solutions Cameron.
The reason the funds are not reaching the Rio Grande Valley is local businesses are not applying, says Nestor Lopez.
Everything TWC Commissioner Albert Treviño said at a JET Grant check presentation event at TSC.
At Rally in the Valley, Ron Whitlock Reports interviews Brownsville Mayor John Cowen, Texas Workforce Commissioner Joe Esparza, and Workforce Solutions Cameron Executive Director Rafael Vela.
The former assistant vice president for professional education and workforce development at UTRGV is endorsing a product designed to help those looking to enter the health industry.
A guest column from the commissioner representing employers on the Texas Workforce Commission board.
Rio Grande Guardian reporter Patricia Martinez covered the “Vistas from Texas” seminar hosted by UTRGV and the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas in October, 2024. Kathryn Lueders of SpaceX was the keynote speaker.
An in-depth discussion on workforce development occurred at an RGVP Commercial & Investment Tour event in Rio Grande City.
A $40,000 endowment will be used to set up a scholarship program for students interested in pursuing technical careers. The students must enroll in an HVAC, electrical, construction, or plumbing program at Texas Southmost College.
Texas Workforce Commission State Apprenticeship Director Desi Holmes discusses the importance of apprenticeships at South Texas College's 3rd Annual Workforce Summit.
U.S. Department of Labor Regional Director Dudley Light discusses the importance of apprenticeships at South Texas College's 3rd Annual Workforce Summit.
Dr. Carlos Margo, dean of industry and economic development at South Texas College, emceed his college's 3rd Annual Workforce Summit.
Gilberto Salinas, CEO of the Greater Brownsville Incentives Corporation, says there is a reason the big metro areas of Texas want to sign pacts with the RGV - they want to take our best and brightest.
In a video interview, VIDA CEO Felida Villarreal points out that the nonprofit has supported more than 6,000 economically disadvantaged individuals in completing career training programs in high-demand fields with tuition assistance, tools, and job placement.
The executive director of the South Texas Manufacturers Association tells students why manufacturing is great career to pursue.
David Ortiz, director of UT-Rio Grande Valley’s Texas Manufacturing Assistance Center, speaks at Pharr EDC’s 4th Annual Manufacturing Day.