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Friends and Family of Crafton Hills College Alumnus, Tony Giordano, have established a memorial scholarship fund to honor him and continue his legacy.

To help prevent the spread of the COVID-19 virus in our community, Crafton Hills College temporarily transitioned to online services, distance education, and remote working from January 18 through February 27.

Associate directors at the USC Race and Equity Center Debbie Hanson and Esmeralda Hernandez-Hamad presented the keynote address at CHC's all-campus in-service meeting on January 13.

Using funding allotted from the program review process, the Advancement Office at CHC has been working with a local agency, Hyatt-Ward Advertising on a brand identity campaign. With broad input from employees and students, the College has adopted the tagline Let's Go!, "¡Adelante!" in Spanish, to serve as a positioning statement and set the tone for the creative efforts that follow.

Nominations for the 2022 Outstanding Alumni Award from Crafton Hills College are being accepted through February 25.

"The Child Development Center loves our Grounds Keepers!!! Javier always thinks of the children, so he piles up the fallen leaves for them to play in.They love it and we thank him!!" - Deborah Wasbotten, Director Child Development Center

Crafton Hills College students looking for an extra boost in support can thank Forrest and Valorie Greek for answering the call.

Crafton Hills College has partnered with the Inland Empire Health Plan (IEHP) to increase COVID-19 vaccine participation among our students. Student ambassadors Jasmine Mejia, Natalie Hinton, Nayeli Frutuoso Castro, and Leslie De Luna will dedicate 16 hours each per week from now through March 31 to distribute vaccine information at booths and pop-up clinic promotions and by helping CHC students schedule vaccination appointments.

As a fellow in the 2022 Institute on Leadership at the University of California, Davis, School of Education, Dr. Horan will explore adaptive leadership, strategic communications, and leadership theory and application alongside 19 of his peers. The College leaders accepted to participate in this year-long leadership program will receive news briefs and studies related to college leadership. In addition, they will have unique opportunities to discuss local institutional data with university research staff and develop leadership perspectives, case studies, and policy viewpoints.

Leading from the Middle (LFM), a project of The Research and Planning Group for California Community Colleges (The RP Group), has been a successful venture for Crafton Hills College, having participated in LFM activities in 2013-15, 2017-18, 2020, and now in 2022.

Forty-eight vaccinations were administered during the Crafton Hills College hosted vaccine clinic on January 20.