Board presentations have been postponed in light of the SARS-CoV-2 pandemic. Below is the most-recent presentation.

Roles and responsibilities

The following list shows the roles and responsibilities of the joint Texas Academy of Biomedical Sciences-Tarrant County College Trinity River Campus committee.

• Anyssa Guerin: TCC director of academic affairs, educational partnerships
  
  • Acts as committee co-chair
• Jack Henson: TABS principal
  
  • Acts as committee co-chair
• Janaea Williams: TCC coordinator of dual credit
  
  • Addresses front-line college obstacles for TABS students
• Kaye Orndoff: TCC senior office assistant assistant
  
  • Records meeting minutes and assists with logistics. Acts as communication liaison
• Angela Hall: TCC coordinator of health services
  
  • Advocates for student health and safety and the integration of TABS students into TCC student life
• Phillip Anderson: TABS assistant principal
  
  • Oversees testing and textbooks and supervises students.
• Brian Wooddell: TABS post-secondary success specialist
  
  • Recruits students, coordinates programs of study, organizes TSI testing and evaluates program effectiveness
• Tammy Asbury: TABS counselor to juniors and seniors
  
  • Oversees student schedules in partnership with tcc, monitors student success and advocates for students
• Sandra Muñoz: TABS counselor to freshmen and sophomores
  
  • Oversees student academic plans, monitors student success and advocates for students

Texas Academy of Biomedical Sciences’ strategic priorities for 2022-2023 include:

• Striving to ensure equity in access and achievement for all students regardless of race, ethnicity, sex, gender, socioeconomic status or nation of origin;
• Striving to meet 100 percent college, career and military readiness for graduates;
• Striving to attain 80 percent of graduates earn an associate’s degree and/or an industry certification; and
• Striving to ensure that at least 80 percent of graduates are TSI-met.
• Striving to improve on the social and emotional wellbeing of all students.