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Bill Tynan, a CHC alum, credits community college with helping him achieve his UCLA dream and now champions STEAM education for Inland Empire students through his company, Enchanted Education.

Dr. Ericka Paddock, CHC's Associate Dean of Student Services, was selected for the ACCCA's Social Justice & Career Advancement Institute to advance equity and diversity across California Community Colleges.

Crafton Hills College's EOPS, CARE, CalWORKS, NextUp, and Dreamers programs hosted an open house event in the quad on September 17, bringing energy and excitement to campus.

Deanna Brown brings extensive experience to the field of Early Childhood Education and Child Development, having worked as a preschool teacher, childcare director, and adjunct faculty member teaching Child Development courses.

On Thursday, September 12, fifty faculty, staff, and administrators met for the Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges (ACCJC) Institutional Self-Evaluation (ISER) kick-off meeting with Dr. Gohar Momjian, Vice President of ACCJC.

Student Services members Belinda Navarette, Soutsakhone Xayaphanthong, and Willie Blackmon have been selected to present at the CCEMC Dual Enrollment Conference from September 11 to 13 in Burlingame, CA.

Professor Renée Azenaro, a Crafton Hills College Fine Arts faculty member since 2017, recently had her mixed media sculpture "in my dreams i forgave myself" featured in the publication HYENA. The artwork was selected to commemorate the centennial of André Breton's first Surrealist Manifesto through a feminist perspective.

On September 5, Crafton Hills College hosted a successful "Meet the Firm" event, bringing together accounting students and related majors with industry professionals eager to explore career opportunities, internships, and networking possibilities.

Four Crafton Hills College Honors students were accepted into this year's Chautauqua Summer Scholars Program in New York State. This program, funded by Community Compact, Inc., is in the small New York town of Chautauqua, which features 19th century Victorian houses and inviting green spaces.

Crafton Hills College has announced a new scholarship endowment to support its longtime fire academy, The Chief Ed Kimbrough Memorial Scholarship Fund.

Crafton Hills College’s Honors students continue to impress with their student research projects. Most recently Dax Serrato, who graduated from CHC in May, and Sam Tuckett, who will graduate in May 2025, were invited to present their research at the Geological Society of America Conference in Anaheim on September 22.

Art by Us! opened Wednesday, August 21st in the CHC art gallery (LRC 226). This exhibition, which occurs every two years, showcases the creative spirit of the Crafton Hills College community: staff, faculty, and administrators.

The Respiratory Care Program at Crafton Hills College (CHC) has been recognized by the Commission on Accreditation for Respiratory Care (CoARC) by receiving its Distinguished RRT Credentialing Success Award.

Charis Alexander began her academic journey at Crafton Hills College at just 14, finding community and inspiration in student clubs. After earning an associate degree in art history, she transferred to USC, where she recently completed a bachelor's in neuroscience.

It's not everyday Crafton Hills College students get to meet those who helped fund their Crafton journey. But once a year, just before the start of a new school year, the College hosts a Scholarship Reception where Roadrunners can thank their donors in person.