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… as a Second Language (ESL) courses. Previously, students wishing to pursue coursework taught in different languages—both for credit and noncredit—were required to take an ESL class concurrently, often straining resources and adding an extra hurdle to completing their studies or career advancement in a timely basis. Students can still take both courses together if they choose, but it will no longer be required. “As the Chair of the Assembly Higher Education …

… in three phases and is aligned with key California growth industry sectors such as logistics, advanced manufacturing, robotics, drone technology, alternative energy, digital media, engineering, hospitality, and small business enterprises. … Previously, she was a public school teacher for 17 years at Baldwin Park and Monrovia school districts and was an elected official for 13 years in the City of Baldwin Park. The first Latina Chair of the Senate Insurance Committee, Senator Rubio is …

… of the Green Golf Tournament has established itself as a signature event for the ELAC Alumni Association, serving as both a fundraising mechanism and a powerful demonstration of the Husky community's unity and dedication to supporting future …

… Law School professor Ken Chaiprasert to identify students for the internship. Gina and Z.A. Lawyers created monthly real life law situations that were imbedded into the Pathway to Law School program. Students Angela Romero, Monique Ortega, and … has only further embedded that goal into my being. This internship, ELAC’s Pathway to Law School program, they are both intentional stepping stones that will lead me to the things I want in life. I don't want to do anything else-this is it. …

… fighting for social justice,” said VPAM Museum Director, Steve Wong. The prints, spanning more than five decades, express both outrage and optimism and go beyond protest to envision alternative ways of living. What Would You Say?: Activist … p.m. All ages are welcome. Admission and parking are free.  Since the mid-20th century, California has been a beacon of both inventive design and political activism. This exhibition uses case studies from LACMA’s collection to demonstrate how designers and artists championed civil rights, opposed wars and injustice, and pressed for change. These works express both outrage and optimism, going beyond protest to envision alternative ways of living. Some of the key figures and …

… a virtual event on November 1st, 2022 from 10:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. via Zoom. The virtual celebration will bring together approximately 200-400 attendees representing California’s higher education leadership, elected officials, corporate sponsors, …

… Geographical Society is the oldest statewide geographic organization. They promote the interaction between academic and applied geographers, as well as members of the general public who share an interest in geography. The annual conference …

… within the museum field. "On behalf of our LACCD Board of Trustees, students, staff, and faculty, a heartfelt appreciation to Assemblymember Mike Fong for always being our steadfast advocate," said LACCD Chancellor Francisco C. … and cultural relevance, VPAM seeks to promote knowledge, inspire creative thinking, and deepen an understanding of and appreciation for the visual arts. … About East Los Angeles College … ELAC is the largest of nine two-year community colleges …

… the L.A. Times 36 years ago. There he began as a night police reporter, but soon became an editor. A story he edited on a botched bank robbery in North Hollywood in 1987 won a Pulitzer Prize. At the Times, he has been an editor of national …

… training,” said Nichelle Henderson, President of the Board of Trustees said. “Investing in facilities that create real-life scenarios to give our students critical hands-on training to practice critical skills ensure the smoothest transition …