Academic Affairs in the Media

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Under the Stars, Theatre Lives Again

November 10, 2021 | By Strategic Communications, Marketing and Public Affairs

Stars overhead, actors onstage and audiences together again: "Our Town" marked Citrus College theatre's return to in-person performance, with "Almost, Maine" and "Christmas Is..." soon following on the fall calendar.

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Opening Doors to Study Abroad

November 2, 2021 | By Strategic Communications, Marketing and Public Affairs

Honored as a 20-year Gilman Top Producer, Citrus College is recognized for making global study abroad opportunities accessible to more students.

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Building Understanding Across Cultures

October 26, 2021 | By Mary Ann Lutz, Guest Columnist

Rooted in a desire to make a difference, Citrus College's Peace Studies program blends history, science, politics and sociology to help students understand conflict, cultures and the possibilities of peaceful resolution.

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National Honor Fuels Student Dreams

August 17, 2021 | By Strategic Communications, Marketing and Public Affairs

From Phi Theta Kappa leadership to music industry ambitions, Rachel Heinz's hard work earned national recognition and valuable financial support for her education.

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Citrus Creates Pathways in the Arts

August 10, 2021 | By Strategic Communications, Marketing and Public Affairs

ASN presents Citrus College with the Higher Education Award for advancing arts education and creating strong dual enrollment opportunities.

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Exploring Science Futures at Citrus

August 4, 2021 | By Laura J. Bollinger, Guest Columnist

Bridge to the Geosciences transformed Jocelyn Gonzalez's first year, leading her from veterinary medicine to environmental biology and inspiring dreams of teaching at Citrus College.

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Career Skills for a Changing Workforce

June 18, 2021 | By Mary Ann Lutz, Guest Columnist

Short-term certificates, practical instruction and tuition-free access make Citrus College noncredit education a flexible pathway for adults seeking stronger job skills, career credibility and continued academic growth.

students wearing masks, gloves and scrubs practice clinical skills at individual dental workstations in a health sciences laboratory equipped with dental chairs, instruments and supplies

Health Sciences Rise to the Challenge

June 4, 2021 | By Dr. Edward C. Ortell, Guest Columnist

Future health care professionals persevered through remote instruction, changing safety protocols and renewed laboratory training as Citrus College kept its health sciences pathways moving forward during an extraordinary year.

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A Gold Scholar Joins a Five Star Chapter

May 4, 2021 | By Strategic Communications, Marketing and Public Affairs

From top 100 and Five Star chapter honors to student and advisor awards, Beta Nu Eta celebrated a banner year of Phi Theta Kappa achievement spanning scholarship, leadership, service and regional recognition.

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Back on Campus and Moving Forward Again

May 4, 2021 | By Strategic Communications, Marketing and Public Affairs

Hands-on learning and team conditioning returned to Citrus College as visual and performing arts and athletics students came back to campus through a carefully planned reopening focused on health and safety.