A Hillsborough Community College student is proving that it’s never too late to pursue your dreams. Caleb Baker, 23, was just accepted into three of the most prestigious summer dance programs in the country. It’s an achievement most dancers work their entire lives for but Baker just started dancing three years ago.

Bay News 9, April 25, 2016:
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Central Florida News 13,

Bart Butler, who has been blind since 2005, was desperate for work when he called Hillsborough Community College’s Plant City campus in search of a job. He dialed campus President Dr. Martyn Clay’s extension and got a surprise. “I expected to get his secretary, but he (Clay) answered the phone and I explained my situation to him. He said he’d get back to me in a couple of weeks. I think it was two weeks to the day, he called,” Butler said.

The 10th anniversary Black, Brown & College Bound: A Decade of Advocacy & Solutions for Black & Latino Males in Higher Education took place on February 18^th – 21^st at the Downtown Hilton. General Colin L. Powell, USA (Ret.) was this year’s keynote speaker. Additional Speakers included: Jose Antonio Vargas, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and filmmaker;  Hill Harper, award-winning actor, best-selling author and philanthropist; Dr. Damon Williams, Senior Vice President for

The 10th anniversary Black, Brown & College Bound: A Decade of Advocacy & Solutions for Black & Latino Males in Higher Education took place on February 18^th – 21^st at the Downtown Hilton. General Colin L. Powell, USA (Ret.) was this year’s keynote speaker. Additional Speakers included: Jose Antonio Vargas, Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and filmmaker;  Hill Harper, award-winning actor, best-selling author and philanthropist; Dr. Damon Williams, Senior Vice President for