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… in my Chicana/o Studies honors class is important. It helped them not only to develop the research knowledge and skills they will need upon transferring to a 4-year university,” said ELAC Chicano/a Studies Professor Dr. Nadine Bermudez. “But, more importantly, their work examines the largest ethnic and racial group in the U.S. This is important as they move forward in academia and their respective careers." UCI's annual conference gives community college honors students …

… therapy have truly paid off. This victory is a testament to their passion for learning and commitment to excellence. They have represented our college and the future of our profession with outstanding knowledge and teamwork,” said RT Program … Gonzales. Although our respiratory therapy students did not take home the championship at the state-level competition they gave it their all, showcasing their knowledge and teamwork against some of the best in the state. This dedication was …

… in April 2023. Founded in 1946, the California 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 … both Dulce and Juan put into their research and presentations at the California Geographical Society Conference!  They competed against some of the best geography students in the state!” Said ELAC Associate Professor of Geography and CGS …

… strategies to harness the power of their unique backgrounds. “I tell my students that everything about them – whether they are undocumented, have a physical disability, or were formerly incarcerated – are the strengths that will help them … heart is all in when it comes to our students. He inspires them to reach heights beyond their confidence levels. So that they can be that awesome attorney, judge or legal scholar. He truly exemplifies the dedication to student empowerment …

… and experiences. “I love people, and it just doesn’t seem right that there are people out there that just feel like they don’t have rights or don’t have a way forward. It doesn’t seem fair,” Abbott passionately states. Brooke recently … in their communities. Their giving structure is designed to provide tailored support to local heroes in education, who they refer to as Lumenaries, SparQs, and Embers. To learn more visit www.lumensparq.org . … About East Los Angeles College   …

… lead grant writer said “We would like to thank Dr. John Rude, retired Resource, Economic Development & Innovation Office Dean, for helping us write competitive proposals.” “I am proud of Dr. Vartanian and all the Addiction Studies staff and …

… and comprehensive services. Beyond funding, Scholars receive personalized educational advising from the Foundation's Deans of Scholar Support, who guide them through the transition to a four-year institution and help prepare them for future …

… that will benefit students and enrich our communities." As both institutions embark on this collaborative journey, they look forward to implementing innovative programs and initiatives that will empower Salvadoran community members and …

… communities. These individuals demonstrate a commitment to the profession, paving the way for other Latino journalists. They have practiced journalistic values with distinction while inspiring others to do the same. Members of NAHJ’s Hall of …

… faculty. The Center is a safe space for LGBTQ+ scholars, staff, and faculty and build a visible network of campus allies. They also share information on common challenges, resources, and best practices to support LGBTQ+ scholars. … About East Los …