Jordan Bobbitt, of Grapeland, earned an Associate of Applied Science in physical therapist assistant. “There is definitely a student-centric culture among TJC faculty and staff, and there was always someone willing to help resolve any issues I might have had,” he said.Īfter TJC, Bobbitt plans to enter the workforce as a PTA as soon as possible, with eventual plans to obtain his Bachelor of Science in PTA and potentially become a physical therapist. TJC Physical Therapist Assistant program graduate Jordan Bobbitt agrees.īobbitt, of Grapeland, joined the PTA program after nearly a decade of working as a rehabilitation tech and mental health tech. What I’ve taken away from my time at TJC is just a love for learning.” I could not see myself going anywhere else, and I’ve just been really sort of jaw-dropped from my whole experience here. “You look at other community colleges and it’s nothing like TJC.
In addition to his graphic design studies and internship with Christus Trinity Mother Frances, he was a member of the TJC Wind Ensemble.Īfter gaining some experience in his field, Crow eventually plans to continue his education at UT Tyler to obtain his bachelor’s degree in business then then set his sights on earning his Master of Business Administration. Mejia (left) presents Aaron Crow, of Canton, with his Associate of Applied Science degree in visual communications during Friday’s commencement ceremony.
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