Sandie Mullins

NEWSLETTER From the desk of HCC District VI Trustee Sandie Mullins District VI Highlights: Organic Farming for the Urban Setting District VI Highlights: HCC Northwest Receives Four Government Grants District VI Highlights: Nursing Classes and Health Careers expanding to Katy Campus Community Connections HCC students daring to reach for their dreams Faculty Highlight: HCC Northwest Professor Recognized As One of Houston’s Best Teachers Events District Newsletter Archive >>

Sandie Mullins District VI District Map TRUSTEE PERSPECTIVE Sandie Mullins' life focuses on commitment to community. As Houston Community College Board Trustee for District VI, she offers a background that uniquely complements the HCC Board of Trustees. Mullins has a deep understanding of the relationship between a community and its leaders, and the needs of those who work to live and thrive in West Houston.  Trustee Mullins received her MBA from St. Mary’s University and was elected President of the Graduate Business Student Association. Mullins is one of several other HCC alumni currently on the Board. Her institutional knowledge will play an essential role in developing a platform and creating success for HCC. Community service has played a central role in Mullins’ career, beginning with her undergraduate degree in Community Health Education from Texas A&M University. She served the largest healthcare provider in San Antonio – Baptist Memorial Hospital System – as Community Health Education Coordinator, where her duties encompassed marketing for physicians, marketing the health careers programs and being a part of the expansion of the hospital system, which had reached six hospitals upon her departure. She was a Lecturer on the nationally broadcast audio conference “Community Health Education Issues in the ’90s.” Trustee Mullins has also been a civic leader. She served as President for Super Neighborhood 17. Her tenure with the Houston West Chamber of Commerce includes serving as Co-Chair of the Business and Education Committee and the West Houston Public Safety Committee. She is a member of the Chamber’s Governmental Affairs, Economic and Teacher of the Year Committees. The Chamber recognized her work, naming Mullins the Committee Volunteer of the Year. She also recently sat on the West Region P-16 Education Council, which reviews and recommends curriculum alignment for area schools. March of Dimes Walk America, American Heart Association, American Red Cross, Humana and Texas Children’s Hospitals, Collaborative for Children, West Houston Leadership Institute and Grace Presbyterian Church are several of the non-profit endeavors to which Mullins has dedicated her time. For all Trustee Mullins’ extensive commitment to her community, it is her family that is her priority. She is proud of her sons, Kyle, 15, and Grant, 7. Mullins and her family attend Grace Presbyterian Church.