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Lynn Beckwith  Regardless of what you're pursuing, rule number one, according to Lynn, is "follow your heart." "Don't let anybody talk you out if it. Because if you're bucking tradition, someone somewhere - even if it's your great-aunt Sadie - is going to try to talk you out of it," she says. more...

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Patricia Brown  "It has to be something that you want to do. Don't just do it for the money. You have to like what you do, whatever it may be. I really do enjoy my job. The course has helped me a lot to understand what I'm dealing with every day, from all sides of the business." more...

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Traci Mathis  "I think this course would be good for a lot of people," she says. "Especially for women who might be stuck in low-paying, or minimum wage type of jobs. It's a fairly short course and it's very worthwhile." more...

Computer Information Sciences

Jean Marie O'Connor Dorsi  Assistant Professor/Instructor of Computer Information Sciences, Business and Physical Education Division, Tomball College; Instructor for "Introduction to Computer Programming", "Introduction to Databases", "Introduction to Visual Basic Programming", and "Introduction to Computers." The Programming course is taught both "on campus" and as a Distance Learning course, taught mostly on a course web site using WebCT. more...



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