The RRHEC is proud to host the artwork of Bryan Dubreuiel. Artwork will be on display on the 4th floor, south west wall beginning August 31, 2009. About the artist: Bryan Dubreuiel's art is the product of "painting out of pure drive and passion." Mr. Dubreuiel's artwork has been categorized as Passionism, featuring vivid colors and bold lines: "I love the abstract world and expressing my imagination through it fulfills my every dream." His primary choice for his artwork is acrylic but he is "very fond of using pastels, chalks, oils and watercolors alike." A major surgery in 2005 left him partially paralyzed on his right side, only fueling his passion further despite finding it more difficult to hold a paint brush. Mr. Dubreuiel is a retired veteran of the US Navy and has found his disability focusing, saying "My disability only inspires me to concentrate more, put more feeling and time into each piece I complete." An avid supporter of childhood cancer research, he has worked with the Children's Cancer Fund and the National Children's Leukemia Foundation. He just recently moved here and will continue to support or help research to fight Children's Cancer. Prints of Mr. Dubreuiel's work are available online at http://bryan-dubreuiel.fineartamerica.com.

Visit www.RKSimages.com
to see more of Rick Shore's work or
contact him at 512-638-7555.

The ACTiVATE program provides training to experienced businesswomen for launching technology-based companies.

The RRHEC is proud to host the artwork of Bryan Dubreuiel. Artwork will be on display on the 4th floor, south west wall beginning August 31, 2009. About the artist: Bryan Dubreuiel's art is the product of "painting out of pure drive and passion." Mr. Dubreuiel's artwork has been categorized as Passionism, featuring vivid colors and bold lines: "I love the abstract world and expressing my imagination through it fulfills my every dream." His primary choice for his artwork is acrylic but he is "very fond of using pastels, chalks, oils and watercolors alike." A major surgery in 2005 left him partially paralyzed on his right side, only fueling his passion further despite finding it more difficult to hold a paint brush. Mr. Dubreuiel is a retired veteran of the US Navy and has found his disability focusing, saying "My disability only inspires me to concentrate more, put more feeling and time into each piece I complete." An avid supporter of childhood cancer research, he has worked with the Children's Cancer Fund and the National Children's Leukemia Foundation. He just recently moved here and will continue to support or help research to fight Children's Cancer. Prints of Mr. Dubreuiel's work are available online at http://bryan-dubreuiel.fineartamerica.com.

Visit www.RKSimages.com
to see more of Rick Shore's work or
contact him at 512-638-7555.

The RRHEC is proud to host the artwork of Bryan Dubreuiel. Artwork will be on display on the 4th floor, south west wall beginning August 31, 2009. About the artist: Bryan Dubreuiel's art is the product of "painting out of pure drive and passion." Mr. Dubreuiel's artwork has been categorized as Passionism, featuring vivid colors and bold lines: "I love the abstract world and expressing my imagination through it fulfills my every dream." His primary choice for his artwork is acrylic but he is "very fond of using pastels, chalks, oils and watercolors alike." A major surgery in 2005 left him partially paralyzed on his right side, only fueling his passion further despite finding it more difficult to hold a paint brush. Mr. Dubreuiel is a retired veteran of the US Navy and has found his disability focusing, saying "My disability only inspires me to concentrate more, put more feeling and time into each piece I complete." An avid supporter of childhood cancer research, he has worked with the Children's Cancer Fund and the National Children's Leukemia Foundation. He just recently moved here and will continue to support or help research to fight Children's Cancer. Prints of Mr. Dubreuiel's work are available online at http://bryan-dubreuiel.fineartamerica.com.

Visit www.RKSimages.com
to see more of Rick Shore's work or
contact him at 512-638-7555.

The RRHEC Texas State offices will be open. Classes do not meet today.

The RRHEC offices will be closed. Classes do not meet.

The RRHEC offices will be closed. Classes do not meet.

The RRHEC offices will be closed today. Classes do not meet.

The RRHEC is proud to host the artwork of Bryan Dubreuiel. Artwork will be on display on the 4th floor, south west wall beginning August 31, 2009. About the artist: Bryan Dubreuiel's art is the product of "painting out of pure drive and passion." Mr. Dubreuiel's artwork has been categorized as Passionism, featuring vivid colors and bold lines: "I love the abstract world and expressing my imagination through it fulfills my every dream." His primary choice for his artwork is acrylic but he is "very fond of using pastels, chalks, oils and watercolors alike." A major surgery in 2005 left him partially paralyzed on his right side, only fueling his passion further despite finding it more difficult to hold a paint brush. Mr. Dubreuiel is a retired veteran of the US Navy and has found his disability focusing, saying "My disability only inspires me to concentrate more, put more feeling and time into each piece I complete." An avid supporter of childhood cancer research, he has worked with the Children's Cancer Fund and the National Children's Leukemia Foundation. He just recently moved here and will continue to support or help research to fight Children's Cancer. Prints of Mr. Dubreuiel's work are available online at http://bryan-dubreuiel.fineartamerica.com.

Visit www.RKSimages.com
to see more of Rick Shore's work or
contact him at 512-638-7555.

The RRHEC is proud to host the artwork of Bryan Dubreuiel. Artwork will be on display on the 4th floor, south west wall beginning August 31, 2009. About the artist: Bryan Dubreuiel's art is the product of "painting out of pure drive and passion." Mr. Dubreuiel's artwork has been categorized as Passionism, featuring vivid colors and bold lines: "I love the abstract world and expressing my imagination through it fulfills my every dream." His primary choice for his artwork is acrylic but he is "very fond of using pastels, chalks, oils and watercolors alike." A major surgery in 2005 left him partially paralyzed on his right side, only fueling his passion further despite finding it more difficult to hold a paint brush. Mr. Dubreuiel is a retired veteran of the US Navy and has found his disability focusing, saying "My disability only inspires me to concentrate more, put more feeling and time into each piece I complete." An avid supporter of childhood cancer research, he has worked with the Children's Cancer Fund and the National Children's Leukemia Foundation. He just recently moved here and will continue to support or help research to fight Children's Cancer. Prints of Mr. Dubreuiel's work are available online at http://bryan-dubreuiel.fineartamerica.com.

Visit www.RKSimages.com
to see more of Rick Shore's work or
contact him at 512-638-7555.

Learn what you need to know to get your business started today! Obtain access to resources that can help you succeed in your business venture! Network with other small business owners and aspiring owners! Meet a small business advisor and see how you can follow-up on the seminar with free, confidential feedback on your small business idea!

The RRHEC is proud to host the artwork of Bryan Dubreuiel. Artwork will be on display on the 4th floor, south west wall beginning August 31, 2009. About the artist: Bryan Dubreuiel's art is the product of "painting out of pure drive and passion." Mr. Dubreuiel's artwork has been categorized as Passionism, featuring vivid colors and bold lines: "I love the abstract world and expressing my imagination through it fulfills my every dream." His primary choice for his artwork is acrylic but he is "very fond of using pastels, chalks, oils and watercolors alike." A major surgery in 2005 left him partially paralyzed on his right side, only fueling his passion further despite finding it more difficult to hold a paint brush. Mr. Dubreuiel is a retired veteran of the US Navy and has found his disability focusing, saying "My disability only inspires me to concentrate more, put more feeling and time into each piece I complete." An avid supporter of childhood cancer research, he has worked with the Children's Cancer Fund and the National Children's Leukemia Foundation. He just recently moved here and will continue to support or help research to fight Children's Cancer. Prints of Mr. Dubreuiel's work are available online at http://bryan-dubreuiel.fineartamerica.com.

Visit www.RKSimages.com
to see more of Rick Shore's work or
contact him at 512-638-7555.

Attend this seminar if you have completed the Beginning and Intermediate QuickBooks seminars, and learn advanced uses of QuickBooks such as : end of month and yearly procedures, working with vendor 1000s, setting budgets, understanding audit trails, and other topics.

The RRHEC is proud to host the artwork of Bryan Dubreuiel. Artwork will be on display on the 4th floor, south west wall beginning August 31, 2009. About the artist: Bryan Dubreuiel's art is the product of "painting out of pure drive and passion." Mr. Dubreuiel's artwork has been categorized as Passionism, featuring vivid colors and bold lines: "I love the abstract world and expressing my imagination through it fulfills my every dream." His primary choice for his artwork is acrylic but he is "very fond of using pastels, chalks, oils and watercolors alike." A major surgery in 2005 left him partially paralyzed on his right side, only fueling his passion further despite finding it more difficult to hold a paint brush. Mr. Dubreuiel is a retired veteran of the US Navy and has found his disability focusing, saying "My disability only inspires me to concentrate more, put more feeling and time into each piece I complete." An avid supporter of childhood cancer research, he has worked with the Children's Cancer Fund and the National Children's Leukemia Foundation. He just recently moved here and will continue to support or help research to fight Children's Cancer. Prints of Mr. Dubreuiel's work are available online at http://bryan-dubreuiel.fineartamerica.com.

Visit www.RKSimages.com
to see more of Rick Shore's work or
contact him at 512-638-7555.

Contact Dawn Hernandez Hale for more information.

The RRHEC is proud to host the artwork of Bryan Dubreuiel. Artwork will be on display on the 4th floor, south west wall beginning August 31, 2009. About the artist: Bryan Dubreuiel's art is the product of "painting out of pure drive and passion." Mr. Dubreuiel's artwork has been categorized as Passionism, featuring vivid colors and bold lines: "I love the abstract world and expressing my imagination through it fulfills my every dream." His primary choice for his artwork is acrylic but he is "very fond of using pastels, chalks, oils and watercolors alike." A major surgery in 2005 left him partially paralyzed on his right side, only fueling his passion further despite finding it more difficult to hold a paint brush. Mr. Dubreuiel is a retired veteran of the US Navy and has found his disability focusing, saying "My disability only inspires me to concentrate more, put more feeling and time into each piece I complete." An avid supporter of childhood cancer research, he has worked with the Children's Cancer Fund and the National Children's Leukemia Foundation. He just recently moved here and will continue to support or help research to fight Children's Cancer. Prints of Mr. Dubreuiel's work are available online at http://bryan-dubreuiel.fineartamerica.com.

Visit www.RKSimages.com
to see more of Rick Shore's work or
contact him at 512-638-7555.

Learn how business planning can help existing small businesses become more successful! Learn how business planning can help emerging small businesses present company data to improve strategic decisions and access capital!

Occupational Education holds information sessions throughout the year in San Marcos, San Antonio and Round Rock. We invite you to attend one of these sessions to see if this is the right program for you. Advisors will be on hand to answer your questions and provide additional information about the bachelor of applied arts and sciences program, life credit, credit by exam and other issues.

This session is for current students In the Bachelor of Applied Arts and Sciences degree program. This is an opportunity to individualize your degree program based on your personal interests and career goals.

The RRHEC is proud to host the artwork of Bryan Dubreuiel. Artwork will be on display on the 4th floor, south west wall beginning August 31, 2009. About the artist: Bryan Dubreuiel's art is the product of "painting out of pure drive and passion." Mr. Dubreuiel's artwork has been categorized as Passionism, featuring vivid colors and bold lines: "I love the abstract world and expressing my imagination through it fulfills my every dream." His primary choice for his artwork is acrylic but he is "very fond of using pastels, chalks, oils and watercolors alike." A major surgery in 2005 left him partially paralyzed on his right side, only fueling his passion further despite finding it more difficult to hold a paint brush. Mr. Dubreuiel is a retired veteran of the US Navy and has found his disability focusing, saying "My disability only inspires me to concentrate more, put more feeling and time into each piece I complete." An avid supporter of childhood cancer research, he has worked with the Children's Cancer Fund and the National Children's Leukemia Foundation. He just recently moved here and will continue to support or help research to fight Children's Cancer. Prints of Mr. Dubreuiel's work are available online at http://bryan-dubreuiel.fineartamerica.com.

Visit www.RKSimages.com
to see more of Rick Shore's work or
contact him at 512-638-7555.

The RRHEC is proud to host the artwork of Bryan Dubreuiel. Artwork will be on display on the 4th floor, south west wall beginning August 31, 2009. About the artist: Bryan Dubreuiel's art is the product of "painting out of pure drive and passion." Mr. Dubreuiel's artwork has been categorized as Passionism, featuring vivid colors and bold lines: "I love the abstract world and expressing my imagination through it fulfills my every dream." His primary choice for his artwork is acrylic but he is "very fond of using pastels, chalks, oils and watercolors alike." A major surgery in 2005 left him partially paralyzed on his right side, only fueling his passion further despite finding it more difficult to hold a paint brush. Mr. Dubreuiel is a retired veteran of the US Navy and has found his disability focusing, saying "My disability only inspires me to concentrate more, put more feeling and time into each piece I complete." An avid supporter of childhood cancer research, he has worked with the Children's Cancer Fund and the National Children's Leukemia Foundation. He just recently moved here and will continue to support or help research to fight Children's Cancer. Prints of Mr. Dubreuiel's work are available online at http://bryan-dubreuiel.fineartamerica.com.

Visit www.RKSimages.com
to see more of Rick Shore's work or
contact him at 512-638-7555.

Occupational Education Program
Graduate Orientation
Presented by Dr. Stephen Springer
Monthly at the RRHEC - No Appointment Necessary
4 - 5 p.m.

Monday, August 10
Monday, August 31
Monday, September 14
Monday, September 28
Monday, October 12
Monday, November 2
Monday, December 7

Master of Science in Interdisciplinary Studies (MSIS)
Individually tailored to meet each graduate student's career aspirations

Master of Education with a Major
in Management of Technical Education
Designed to provide training and management skills related to human resource development. This orientation/discussion will attempt to assist prospective Graduate students to identify the direction they would like to move toward in their career.

The discussion will explain the two options offered through Occupational Education and direct them toward other degree offerings in the event these two degrees will not be helpful to the students. The session lasts an hour and is interactive. Discussion and questions regarding the Graduate degree options are encouraged.

Students of all majors are welcome to attend.