Article Archive for March 2009
Associated Student Government (ASG) President Danielle Valdez first started at Fresno City College in 1983 after graduating from Hoover High School, where she was busy with student government and sports.
When Dr. Cynthia Azari was named the new president of Fresno City College (FCC) on November 24, 2008, she made history—again. For the second time in her professional career, Dr. Azari was appointed the first …
A special ceremony took place this spring at the PG&E Clubhouse Building, as 28 military veterans completed the PowerPathway™ program that will enable them to work in the utility and energy sectors.
As you enter Frank Yancy’s classroom, it is apparent that his students are totally engaged and immersed in the world of biology and the natural sciences.
The second-longest winning streak in Fresno City College men’s basketball history–34 consecutive victories–came to a halt in the state championship quarterfinal game against Riverside College.
The State Center Community College Foundation (SCCCF) accepted the anonymous donation of a house on Kingswood Parkway in Reedley this fall. The generous donation was facilitated in October 2008 by board member Gus Bonner, who …
The Willow International Center took a major step toward becoming the next accredited college in the Central Valley.
When you walk into the Computer Aided Manufacturing classroom in T-103, you will see 20-25 eager students on computers learning how to design various tools with special software programs.
A new program for Yosemite High School students will start this fall semester at the Oakhurst Center. This special enrollment program for seniors will enable them to earn dual credit in both high school and college.
Reedley College recently received a $1.7 million grant from the federal government.
For Gabriela Cazares Crump, a recent graduate from the Madera Center Licensed Vocational Nursing (LVN) program, nursing is her second career.
The chemistry lab at the Willow International Center is brimming with ideas, energy, and enthusiasm, as students from the newly formed Planteers Club discuss their fundraising ideas and activities for the spring semester.
Reedley College Aero student Natasha Pelham is a Pratt and Whitney Maintenance Scholarship recipient. Natasha, a Dinuba High School alumna, is one of six in the nation to receive the award.
Orange Cove native Chuck Shaheen attended Reedley College upon graduating from Reedley High School in 1959. “I had a great experience at Reedley College, and that’s when I learned to fly,” he said.
