Dr. Brian R. Shmaefsky of Lone Star College in Kingwood, Texas, recently commented on the lab component stating "the lab is excellent - it fits the level of content covered in the chapter unit and is appropriate for non-majors biology.  The pedagogical value exceeds many face-to-face labs."

The LeCroy Center's Provost, Pam Quinn would like to thank the course development team, as well as the marketing and business services that assisted in the project. "This course will be used throughout the country and many students will benefit from it for years to come. Congratulations to everyone for a job well done!"

The Biology for Non-Majors lab-scienece course is now available for purchase through our publishing partner, McGraw-Hill, and/or may be licensed by institutions through Dallas TeleLearning.  Click here for a course preview. For more information, email us at tlearn@dcccd.edu. 

During the month of February we celebrate African American History month, honoring the contribution of African Americans throughout history.

Please take a moment to view a clip from the Dallas TeleLearning Digital Resource Repository entitled "The Legacy of Struggle." This brief clip from the course "Transforming America: U.S. History Since 1877," focuses on the struggle for freedom and equality as well as the legacy of women in the civil rights movement.   

Click here to view "The Legacy of Struggle."