Photos from Odessa College’s 14th annual Drive to Success Mustang giveaway Thursday at Complex Community Federal Credit Union. Student compete in a program where a brand new Mustang is given away to students who are enrolled in at least six credit hours in the current semester and have good academic standing. Some of the way students increase their chances of winning include attending school events, tutoring services and live on campus. Representatives from the DTS sponsors include the Sewell Family of Companies, Rosa’s/Taco Villa, the University of Texas of the Permian Basin, Complex Community Federal Credit Union, and media sponsor CBS 7. (Jacob Ford|Odessa American)
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Odessa College President Gregory Williams speaks at the 14th annual Odessa College Drive to Success celebration at Complex Community Federal Credit Union at 52nd Street and John Ben Shepperd Parkway.
Odessa College dance team performs at the 14th annual Odessa College Drive to Success celebration at Complex Community Federal Credit Union at 52nd Street and John Ben Shepperd Parkway.
Odessa College sophomore psychology major Tania Patino, center, reacts after the alarm of the Ford Mustang she was standing in front of went off to indicate she is the winner of the annual Odessa College Drive to Success incentive program at Complex Community Federal Credit Union at 52nd Street and John Ben Shepperd Parkway. Patino and other students were the finalists for the program where a brand new Mustang is given away to students who are enrolled in at least six credit hours in the current semester and have good academic standing. Some of the way students increase their chances of winning include attending school events, tutoring services and live on campus. (Jacob Ford|Odessa American)
Odessa College sophomore psychology major Tania Patino, center, reacts after the alarm of the Ford Mustang she was standing in front of went off to indicate she is the winner of the annual Odessa College Drive to Success incentive program as her sons Leonardo Patino, 8, and Mauricio Hipolito, 3, run to her in celebration at Complex Community Federal Credit Union at 52nd Street and John Ben Shepperd Parkway. Patino and other students were the finalists for the program where a brand new Mustang is given away to students who are enrolled in at least six credit hours in the current semester and have good academic standing. Some of the way students increase their chances of winning include attending school events, tutoring services and live on campus. (Jacob Ford|Odessa American)
Odessa College sophomore psychology major Tania Patino, center, reacts after the alarm of the Ford Mustang she was standing in front of went off to indicate she is the winner of the annual Odessa College Drive to Success incentive program as her sons Leonardo Patino, 8, and Mauricio Hipolito, 3, run to her in celebration at Complex Community Federal Credit Union at 52nd Street and John Ben Shepperd Parkway. Patino and other students were the finalists for the program where a brand new Mustang is given away to students who are enrolled in at least six credit hours in the current semester and have good academic standing. Some of the way students increase their chances of winning include attending school events, tutoring services and live on campus. (Jacob Ford|Odessa American)
Odessa College sophomore psychology major Tania Patino, center, poses for a photo whit her sons Leonardo Patino, left, and Mauricio Hipolito, 3, and the school mascot after the alarm of the Ford Mustang she was standing in front of went off to indicate she is the winner of the annual Odessa College Drive to Success incentive program at Complex Community Federal Credit Union at 52nd Street and John Ben Shepperd Parkway. Patino and other students were the finalists for the program where a brand new Mustang is given away to students who are enrolled in at least six credit hours in the current semester and have good academic standing. Some of the way students increase their chances of winning include attending school events, tutoring services and live on campus. (Jacob Ford|Odessa American)
Odessa College sophomore psychology major Tania Patino, center, reacts after the alarm of the Ford Mustang she was standing in front of went off to indicate she is the winner of the 14th annual Odessa College Drive to Success incentive program as her son Leonardo Patino, 8, runs to her in celebration at Complex Community Federal Credit Union at 52nd Street and John Ben Shepperd Parkway. Patino and other students were the finalists for the program where a brand new Mustang is given away to students who are enrolled in at least six credit hours in the current semester and have good academic standing. Some of the way students increase their chances of winning include attending school events, tutoring services and live on campus. Representatives from the DTS sponsors include the Sewell Family of Companies, Rosa's/Taco Villa, the University of Texas of the Permian Basin, Complex Community Federal Credit Union, and media sponsor CBS 7. (Jacob Ford|Odessa American)
