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On January 12, Crafton Hills College held an all-campus in-service day for employees to kick off the spring 2023 semester.

For Grace Shumate, becoming part of the fire service is not just a career, it’s her calling.

Crafton Hills College hosted a holiday celebration for EOPS and CalWORKs students and their families on December 16.

At the all-day faculty and staff in-service on January 12, keynote speaker Dr. Regina Stanback-Stroud spoke on the complex reality of inequity in higher education and how to reduce such unfairness.

Some would think that everyone has a plan after graduating from high school: go to college and start a career. For Steven Soliman, it was a pact between friends that led him to apply to Crafton Hills College, although he had no specific career goal.

When respiratory care students at Crafton Hills College enter room PSAH-115, Kirsten Greek’s name will now be there to permanently remind and inspire them to continue their passion for helping others as they pursue their careers.

A “victorious” Crafton Hills College Paramedic Class #98 was celebrated at an enthusiastic graduation ceremony on Friday, January 20.

On January 12, the Crafton Hills College Paramedic Program and Fire Academy partnered in hosting a Public Safety Career Day for representatives from several first responder agencies.

On January 20, students from Grand Terrace, Colton, and Citrus Valley High Schools visited Crafton Hills College to learn about public safety and allied health careers as a part of the Colton-Redlands-Yucaipa Regional Occupational Program (CRY-ROP)

A year from now Crafton Hills College’s Fire Academy and public safety programs will have a new home on campus. This state of-the-art facility ensures the program’s reputation as one of the premier public safety academy in the Nation.

The San Bernardino Community College District (SBCCD) and Crafton Hills College (CHC) invite the public to a groundbreaking event, kicking off the Measure CC projects at the Yucaipa-based college.