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Staff Spotlights
The Peer Ambassador Program: A New Wave
An LAist Education article features our Director of Health Services, Susan Flaming Yeats, discussing how we’ve bounced back from COVID-19 and how our student ambassadors have helped spread awareness of the services offered at our Health Center.
October 9, 2024 Article
Experimental Learning and Well-Being: Equity implications for health and wellness as a strategy for deep and engaged learning.
The September issue of Experimental Learning and Teaching in Higher Education (ELTHE) features our very own AVP of Health & Well-Being, Dr. Tiffany Herbert.
Vol. 7 No. 3 (2024): Experiential Learning and Teaching in Higher Education
Shedding light to 5p- Syndrome
Also known as Cri-du-chat syndrome or cat's cry syndrome, this rare genetic condition occurs when a part of chromosome 5 is missing. Our very own Laura Castillo discusses this rare neurological condition with the podcasters of ABLE TODAY SHOW.
ABLE TODAY SHOW
September 4, 2024 Podcast
Department Spotlights
Congratulations on Your Years of Service!
Congratulations on reaching this incredible milestone! Your hard work, dedication, and commitment over the years have made a huge impact on our campus, and we are truly grateful for everything you do.
Thank you for your loyalty and contributions. We look forward to many more years of success together!
5 Years of Service
Morgan Kirk
Joseph Ortego
10 Years of Service
Rosie Coleman
20 Years of Service
Shana Garrett
30 Years of service
Christopher Manley
Congratulations to the Super Seven!
Seven of our own (from left: Danny Deth, Terry Sak, Carol Vasquez, Morgan Kirk, Rosie Coleman, Tiffany Herbert, and JoAnn Aragon Valdivia) ran the Long Beach Half Marathon on October 6, 2024. The Sunday event consists of a Full Marathon, Half Marathon, and a Bike Tour. It features a challenging course that is fast and flat, starting at sea level in Downtown Long Beach.
So it begins!
Demolition began September 6, 2024 to make way for the new Health Wellness and Recreation Center. The center is about 70,000 square feet and will house a “mini-clinic” for greater access to medical, counseling, and supportive services.
