Dr. Francisco Solis, San Antonio College President, and Hot Mustard start the program by recapping the SAC Centennial Gala. The gala was more than a year in the making and brought many of SAC’s friends, alums, and supporters together to celebrate SAC’s 100 years of service to the community. The highlight of the gala was the announcement that SAC raised $2 million during the centennial year for scholarships and programs to help the next generations of students who attend SAC.

The program continued with guests Kerri Morgan, Discipline Coordinator for Music, and Dametrius Delgado, a student in the music program. Kerri talks about the music program and what future students can expect. Many students majoring in music intend to transfer to a university and get into music education. Dametrius talks about his experience in the music program from a student’s perspective. He says the music faculty are passionate and supportive, and he appreciates how they push students to be their best.

More information on the SAC Music Program is online at https://www.alamo.edu/sac/music/

The music program hosts several concerts every semester. The full schedule is available at https://www.alamo.edu/sac/news-events/events/music-program-events/

Dr. Francisco Solis, San Antonio College President, and Hot Mustard talk about the Law Enforcement Academy. Director of the Law Enforcement Academy, Rolando Barrientez, talks the program and opportunities available to students once they graduate. Edward Nunn is a current student in program, and he shares his experience and journey to SAC. Carlos Resendez, graduate of the Law Enforcement Academy and an Alamo Colleges Police officer, talks about what led him to pursue a career in law enforcement.

The Law Enforcement Academy is taking applications for the next Part-time Academy which starts January 19, 2027 and the Full-time Academy which starts January 11, 2027.

More information on the SAC Law Enforcement Academy is online at https://www.alamo.edu/sac/law-enforcement

Dr. Francisco Solis, San Antonio College President, and Hot Mustard talk with Dr. Mary Horton, Nursing Faculty, and Lindsay Foss, student in the SAC Nursing ADN program. Dr. Horton talks about the various tracks offered in the program. The A.A.S. program has two tracks, the Generic track, and the Career Mobility track for LVN/LNP and military medics. Once the student completes the program, takes and passes the NCLEX licensing exam, and becomes a Registered Nurse, the student can then apply and transition into the BSN Bridge Program. Lindsay talks about her experience as a student in the program and talks about her journey to San Antonio College.

More information on the SAC Nursing Program is online at https://www.alamo.edu/sac/nursing