STCC alumnus Jeff Patterson works for Warner Brothers Discovery

When he’s not busy working as a Content Origination Supervisor at Warner Brothers Discovery in Atlanta, Ga., Jeff Patterson might be conjuring up new stories for fantasy anthologies like the recently released “Fantastic Detectives.”

Patterson, an STCC class of 1982 graduate, this year saw the release of his latest story, “Sister Autumn and the Angel's Blade.” “Fantastic Detectives” is published by Tannhauser Press and can be purchased on Amazon.

“It’s been fun,” Patterson said about writing and getting published. “I’ve been writing on and off my whole life and have self-published a couple of books.”

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STCC Launched Academic Career For School of STEM’s New Assistant Dean

Melishia Santiago first came to Springfield Technical Community College to take an English as a Second Language class. Her goal was to learn English and then pursue a college degree.

Some 20 years later, Santiago has returned to STCC a bilingual professional with a doctorate and new position as the assistant dean of the School of STEM.