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Dr. Gio Sosa, Dean of Institutional Effectiveness, Research, and Planning at Crafton Hills College, has been selected by the California Community Colleges Chancellor’s Office to co-lead the statewide Vision-Aligned Reporting Academy. His appointment recognizes the effective data practices developed at Crafton Hills College and their impact on institutional decision-making and student success.

On March 1, Crafton Hills College and San Bernardino Valley College proudly co-hosted the 10th Annual ASL Educators Collaboration Conference at San Bernardino Valley College. This milestone event was the largest yet, with 120 registered participants and five dedicated student volunteers.

Renée Azenaro, Associate Professor of Visual & Multimedia Arts at Crafton Hills College, had her mixed media painting “seep/crust” selected for the L.A. Open exhibition in January at the TAG Gallery in Los Angeles. This prestigious annual exhibition highlights a diverse range of artistic talent, showcasing the works of 100 artists chosen from over 700 submissions.

The Artlands exhibition at CHC featured works from seven artists and an interactive reception on March 5. The exhibit runs until March 28, with more artwork at The Artlands Creative gallery in Redlands.

Despite women's growing dominance in college degree attainment in California, they remain underrepresented in STEM fields, but four Roadrunner women--Yakira Huff, Jazmyn Garcia, Katherine Granados, and Jo-Ann Lumintang--are breaking barriers and encouraging others to pursue their passions in science and technology.

Crafton Hills College's 2nd Annual STEM Summit introduced over 60 RUSD students to hands-on STEM learning, inspiring future scientists and innovators.

Crafton Hills College celebrated Black History Month with author and U.C. Riverside professor Nalo Hopkinson, who shared insights on her writing journey, artistic influences, and creative process.

The Wynona Duvall Endowed Scholarship helps Crafton Hills College paramedic students cover testing and licensing fees, supporting their path to becoming first responders.

In February 2025, Crafton Hills College professor Iris Kern-Foster showcased Ink & Hues at the West End Gallery in Huntington Beach. Her bold ink strokes and expressive colors explored connection, introspection, and transformation, solidifying her reputation as a versatile artist.

Crafton Hills College's new Nursing Services Career Pathway lets students earn three certificates in one semester, meeting the growing demand for entry-level healthcare workers.

Crafton Hills College honored individuals and a department with the inaugural Equity Champion Awards for their leadership in fostering campus inclusivity. Recipients included student Jarred Shaw, faculty member Chloe De los Reyes, and the Office of Institutional Effectiveness, Research, and Planning.

On January 17, 2025, Crafton Hills College celebrated the graduation of Paramedic Class 104 in a ceremony that honored the graduates' dedication, resilience, and compassion.

As a longtime Crafton Hills College counselor, department chair, and student advocate, Chavira has been championing success of Roadrunners for more than 20 years, a chapter that will close at the end of the Fall 2024 semester.

Crafton Hills College's new Performing Arts Center will set a benchmark for sustainable innovation while enriching music and theater education. Currently under construction, the facility is scheduled for completion in the summer of 2025.

The emergency medical technician field grew by almost 90 first responders last month when Crafton Hills College celebrated its newest crop of graduates.