A leader in higher education, the Alamo Community Colleges are known for their award-winning programs, quality faculty, and innovative student success initiatives. The colleges have served the San Antonio, Texas area for over a century beginning with one small college in downtown San Antonio and expanding to five independently accredited colleges serving over 75,000 credit and non-credit students per semester. The colleges - San Antonio College, St. Philip's College, Palo Alto College, Northwest Vista College, and Northeast Lakeview College - each have their own unique identities and individual program strengths.

One of the largest employers in the San Antonio area, the Alamo Community Colleges employ over 5,300 individuals county-wide. Further, the Alamo Community Colleges are in an enviable position due to San Antonio's growth, increasing tax base, and the opportunity to build new facilities through a $450 million Capital Improvement Program approved by voters in November 2005.

The Alamo Community Colleges are located in south central Texas, where history and tradition meet cosmopolitan progress. San Antonio has a dynamic and diverse economy with a healthy mix of business services, a growing medical and health delivery sector, and a well established tourism industry. The city offers high quality living at affordable prices; the cost of living is typically 15% below the national average.

The Alamo Community Colleges are accredited through the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS) and are committed to equal opportunity and the diversity of its workforce.

Please see our website for more information concerning the Alamo Community Colleges: www.accd.edu. For information on job openings visit http://accdpeoplelink.accd.edu.