Former names
|
St. Philip’s Normal and Industrial School St. Philip’s Junior College |
---|---|
Type | Public historically black community college |
Established | March 1, 1898 (1898-03-01) |
President | Adena Williams Loston[1] |
Students | 11,655[1] |
Location |
,
,
United States
29°24′58″N 98°27′14″W / 29.416°N 98.454°W / 29.416; -98.454 |
Nickname | Tigers |
Affiliations | Alamo Colleges District |
Mascot | Philip D. Tiger |
Website | www.alamo.edu/spc |
Former names
|
St. Philip’s Normal and Industrial School St. Philip’s Junior College |
---|---|
Type | Public historically black community college |
Established | March 1, 1898 (1898-03-01) |
President | Adena Williams Loston[1] |
Students | 11,655[1] |
Location |
,
,
United States
29°24′58″N 98°27′14″W / 29.416°N 98.454°W / 29.416; -98.454 |
Nickname | Tigers |
Affiliations | Alamo Colleges District |
Mascot | Philip D. Tiger |
Website | www.alamo.edu/spc |