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🎭 LAST CHANCE FOR LIVE THEATER 🎭
Tonight marks the final performance of ALL MY SONS at Western Texas College! 🤠 Don't miss this powerful drama that has garnered outstanding reviews for its performances. Meet us in the Fine Arts Theater tonight at 7:00 PM, Friday, April 24. For more details, visit https://www.wtc.edu/article/2821837

Celebrating the best of WTC. 💙

Excellence took center stage at the Western Texas College Student Awards Ceremony this morning! 🤠🎓👏 We celebrated students whose hard work and dedication stood out across career and academic programs. These award winners represent what it means to be a Westerner. Congratulations to everyone! 💙💚

🏆 Teodora Shukuloska
➕ Devon Amarillas - Contemporary Math
🚜 Tanner Baker - Ag
💻 Insu Byeon - Business Comp Apps
👶 Karen DeLa’o - Early Childhood
🧑‍🏫 Wynter Espinoza - Future Teacher
➕ Brennon Evans - Contemporary Math
💡 Gavin Fuentes - Electrical Lineworker
🎨 Robert Garza - Art Appreciation
🏃 Kalon Hargrove - Kinesiology
➗ Evan Jackson - College Algebra
🎤 Xachariah Johnson - Communication
🏃 Elijah Mobley - Kinesiology
➗ Serenity Perez - College Algebra
💼 Benjamin G. Rios - Business Admin & British Lit
🎨 Ariel Schmidt - Art
🔬 Ragan Smith - Chemistry
💲 Sarah Stelluti - Economics
💂 Madison Stern-Regalado - British Lit
🏃 Easton Stewart - Kinesiology

Good morning, Westerners! It's Student Awards Day! The WTC Association invites you to the Student Awards Ceremony at 10:00 AM in front of the Scurry County Museum, today, Friday, April 24. Meet us there to celebrate the incredible achievements made this year by WTC students. Get the details and check out full list of students who are set to receive an award at https://www.wtc.edu/article/2829179.

Graduating High School Seniors + Parents👇

The Jump Start Program at WTC helps:
• Ease the transition to college.
• Build confidence early.
• Stay on track financially.

Deadline for summer financial aid extended until Monday, April 27.
Learn more about the Jump Start Program at
https://wtc.edu/jumpstart

The WTC Theater Department welcomed Morton High School and McMurry University students for the special morning run-through of ALL MY SONS for schools! We were so glad to WTC alumni Ian, Alex, and Serenaty (WTC '25) who transferred to McMurry after graduating. They brought their MU theatre professor Neena McLain too! You have two more opportunities to see the play: tonight, Thursday 4/23 and tomorrow Friday, 4/24, at 7:00 PM in the Fine Arts Theater on campus. We're hearing rave reviews of the production, so don't miss it! Details at https://www.wtc.edu/article/2821837

🤯 Brain drained? Recharge it with our amazing tutors at Student Success Open Study Hall & Tutoring! Meet us 3:30-5:30 PM this afternoon in the Library. 📚 Or you can email study@wtc.edu to set up a 1:1 tutoring session. If you need help with MATH-BUSI-ACCT, you may be paired with Ms. Brianna Ward, one of WTC's Mentor Tutors. Ms. Ward proudly graduated from WTC ('16) and is a Texas Tech alumna. She taught high school math and AVID, and currently teaches 8th-grade math. We are very grateful to have Ms. Ward on the tutoring team because of her commitment to help WTC students succeed!

It's Westerner Wednesday! 🤠 Wear your blues and greens today to show your support for the students at Western Texas College. When they see you, they know you support them and their efforts. Let's stand together as a community! 💚💙

🎭 Exciting news! The WTC Drama production of ALL MY SONS by Arthur Miller premieres tomorrow, Wednesday, April 22! Meet us for the show at 7:00 PM in the Fine Arts Theater. The students wrapped up their final rehearsal this afternoon, and they can't wait to share this last production of the year with you! Learn more at https://www.wtc.edu/article/2821837

🎨 Exciting news! The Scurry County Museum is hosting the WTC Student Art Show, which kicks off today! Explore the Education Gallery showcasing a variety artworks by talented WTC students, including John Alcantar, Izzy Bird, Lanie Guzman, Geo Mireles, Avery Owen, Gracia Pryor, Ariel Schmidt, and Mike Stanfield. Visit the Museum from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM, Tuesday through Friday. Don’t miss the special artist reception from 6:00 to 7:00 PM on Tuesday, April 28. Discover more about this event at https://www.wtc.edu/article/2834989

🛑 Don’t panic. Don’t drop. Just show up. Student Success Study Hall and Tutoring is 6:00–8:00 PM tonight upstairs in the Library, Building 2. FREE for WTC students. Tutors will be on hand to help with questions. Tutors like Ms. Penny Perry, one of WTC's mentor tutors. After graduating from Texas A&M, Ms. Perry taught high school math for thirty years before retiring. She tutors one-on-one in all math courses. We're so thankful she shares her knowledge with our students to help them succeed in their coursework!

🎭WTC Drama students are in tech week for ALL MY SONS! Tech week refers to the week before a show opens where everything comes together: lights, sound, costumes, props, and more. The cast and crew all rehearse together to make sure the show runs smoothly, and that all costumes, props, and light and sound cues work well together. The WTC Drama production of ALL MY SONS by Arthur Miller opens Wednesday, April 22, at 7:00 PM in the Fine Arts Theater. Read more and see the list of cast and crew at https://www.wtc.edu/article/2821837

🌡️It's a bit rainy and cold today—a perfect day to stop by the Office Space Art Gallery and see the new exhibit, "Robotico." 🎨 Alex Monroy (WTC '23) tells stories visually using Sci-Fi elements, southern landscapes, and personal human issues/narratives that aim to resonate with the public. The Office Space Art Gallery is open 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM, Monday through Friday. The exhibit is free and open to the public. Discover more about it at wtc.edu/robotico.

The WTC Association is excited to host the 2026 Western Texas College Student Awards Ceremony on Friday, April 24. Meet us in front of the Scurry County Museum at 10:00 AM to celebrate! 🎉🏆 A big congratulations to all the WTC students nominated for awards! Check out full list of students who are set to receive an award at https://www.wtc.edu/article/2829179.

🎭Costumes arrived yesterday! 🎭Part of the cast and crew got to enjoy opening the boxes. We hear that the show is looking great, and you'll be moved by the performances. Don't miss WTC Drama's production ALL MY SONS next week, April 22-24. Read more and see the full list of cast and crew at https://www.wtc.edu/article/2821837

Did you have fun at last night's impromptu game night? Shoutout to the WTC Student Government Association for putting it together. 🌟 A little bird told us there is more in store form SGA this semester, so stay tuned...🎉

Registration = OPEN!
Summer classes = READY!
Your move = NOW!
April 23 = summer financial aid deadline! ⏱️️
wtc.edu/summeraid

Our WTC theater students have been hard at work mounting their next production, ALL MY SONS by Arthur Miller. These students work very hard not only learning lines and stage directions, but building sets, designing costumes, designing lighting and sound effects to create mood. Wow! It's the culmination of collaborative work that the audience sees. They're in "tech week" now, which refers to the week prior to opening a production when everything is finalized and finished. Let's show them some 💙 for all of their efforts!

ALL MY SONS opens on Wednesday, April 22. in the Fine Arts Theater. Read more at wtc.edu/allmysons

Welcome to Westerner Wednesday! 🎉 It's the day of the week to don your blue and green or WTC gear to show your support for Western Texas College. When we talk about supporting WTC, we mean backing our students. When they see you sporting blue and green or a WTC shirt, whether on campus or around town, they know you're 100% behind them and they're supporting each other: their majors, sports, education, and their decision to choose WTC. We post this early to remind you to wear your colors. So... let's see those vibrant hues! 💙💚