ALUMNI IN THE COMMUNITY: DR. CARLOS SANCHEZ ’05-RESEARCH HEARD ON NPR
ALUMNI IN THE COMMUNITY:
MR. CARLOS SANCHEZ ’05-RESEARCH HEARD ON NPR
Dr. Carlos Sanchez ’05, was recently mentioned in a National Public Radio (NPR) segment regarding his team’s research at Texas A&M University. Their research could have potential life saving benefits with the help of some revolutionary methods. Carlos also just completed his Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering from Texas A&M. You can read about his research here:
NPR SEGMENT: What Cockroaches with Backpacks Can Do. Ah-mazing.
MERRY CHRISTMAS
CHRISTMAS BREAK 12/19-1/2-CLASSES RESUME ON 1/3/17
FEAST OF SHARING EVENT-LOOKING FOR VOLUNTEERS-12/17
The Feast of Sharing is the culmination of a year-round commitment H-E-B makes to fight hunger. In addition to a holiday meal they provide guests with music, arts & crafts, and kids activities for the day. The Feast of Sharing event is this Saturday, December 17th at the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center from 11AM-4PM.
They are still in need of volunteers, if you would like to volunteer, please contact Mrs. Deseri Ybarra (HC Parent) at Ybarra.deseri@heb.com or text her at 210-663-3725.
WHEN: Saturday, December 17, 2016
LOCATION: Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center
TIME: 11:00 AM-4:00 PM
ATTIRE: HC Spirit Shirt, appropriate blue jeans, and comfy shoes.
ALUMNI IN THE COMMUNITY: MR. JERET PENA ’99
ALUMNI IN THE COMMUNITY: MR. JERET PENA ’99
Alumni, Mr. Jeret Pena ’99, owner of the Brooklynite, The Last Word and Stay Golden Social House was highlighted in The San Antonio Express-News today. Jeret just released a pilot for a new video series called “Mixin it Up”, which is now available to watch on Amazon. Be sure to click on the two links below to follow Jeret’s story.
San Antonio Express-News Article: “Popular bar owner taps into television” by Edmund Tijerina: CLICK HERE
To watch “Mixin it Up” on Amazon: CLICK HERE
HFF TUITION ASSISTANCE DEADLINES & APPLICATION PROCEDURES
STUDENTS VOLUNTEER AT LOCAL TOY DRIVE
This past Saturday, our Holy Cross Knights helped the Inner City Development with their annual toy drive. The toy drive is organized for families throughout the Westside. Our students joined volunteers from Marshall High School, and the community. The students also met a volunteer who is a Holy Cross Graduate of 1989. It seems that the Holy Cross heart is one of service no matter what year one graduates.