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Over 30 university representatives from Cal State, UC, and private and out-of-state universities will be on campus to meet with CHC students on September 14, 2022 from 9:30 a.m.- 1 p.m.

Crafton Hills College helped Lucy McIntosh find her new voice. Having been a singer since her early childhood, Loma Linda resident - and the Class of 2022's oldest graduate - Lucy McIntosh found an opportunity to enhance her craft and earn an associate degree in music by attending CHC.

As Adeline Swedlove was preparing to graduate from Crafton Hills College this year, the 20-year-old Roadrunner knew she wanted friends and family to be there cheering her on. But what made the day extra special: sharing the moment with mom, Jeanette, also graduating.

For Lauren Valdez, Crafton Hills College was the perfect place for her to make connections and discover opportunity.

CHC Counselor, Soutsakhone Xayaphanthong attended the LEAP (Leadership Education for Asian Pacifics) Advance: Leadership Development Program for Higher Education at Cal Poly Pomona July 6-9.

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Norma Viveros wears a lot of hats. To her students at Victoria Elementary in San Bernardino, she's known as Ms. Norma. At home, she's mom. At Crafton Hills College, she's a proud graduate of the Class of 2022.

Crafton Hills College has made a significant impact on Sean Ceballos. While experiencing homelessness and adjusting to life in a wheelchair, Ceballos knew he had to do something to change his circumstances, even if the cards seemed stacked against him. So, the Yucaipa resident asked his best friend for help and began to explore his options.

In June 2022, the Crafton Hills College Paramedic Program expanded by offering a third summer cohort to meet the need of training paramedics in our community.

After long lab hours and covering lots of material together, it is no surprise that Crafton Hills College's Class of 2022 Radiologic Technology Graduates were a tight-knit group.

CHC's One Book One College Team selects This is How it Always is as the 22-23 book.

The Crafton Hills College Aquatics Center received some much-needed upgrades. Its Olympic- size pool was installed at Crafton in 2010 after being used in the 2004 Olympic trials held in Long Beach California, where Michael Phelps qualified for the American Olympic team.

On June 14, Student Accessibility Services (SAS) hosted an on-campus event for staff members from the East Valley Special Education Local Plan Area (EV SELPA) which is a consortium of local school districts that ensure quality education programs and services are available throughout the region to meet the needs of special education students. Member districts include Colton Joint Unified, Redlands Unified, Rialto Unified, Rim of the World Unified,Yucaipa- Calimesa Joint Unified, and the East Valley Operation Programs of San Bernardino County Superintendent of Schools.

Crafton Hills College is holding a virtual Roadrunner Express Enrollment event on July 27. Every aspect of the enrollment process is combined into a single, easy-to- follow session for students to complete online, so students are ready to start classes when the fall semester begins on August 15.

The Crafton Hills College Foundation provided $180,151 in scholarship awards to financially assist 265 continuing, transferring, and graduating students.