Foundation in the Media | Citrus College

student getting help selecting a tie during a professional clothing event

Foundation Invests in Career Readiness

April 8, 2024 | By Strategic Communications, Marketing and Public Affairs

More than 200 students visited Hootie's Closet, where career preparation met basic needs through professional attire, headshots, resume support, gift cards and campus resources.

performing arts students sing onstage as guests dine beneath colorful lighting at the citrus college 110th anniversary gala

Anniversary Magic Supports Students

April 8, 2024 | By Strategic Communications, Marketing and Public Affairs

Magic, music and generosity filled the Haugh stage as Citrus College celebrated 110 years and raised funds for student scholarships, innovation grants, campus programs and faculty and staff development.

blue circular bench and memorial tree in the citrus college foundation legacy and promise courtyard, with the haugh performing arts center in the background

A Courtyard Built on Promise and Giving

April 2, 2024 | By Strategic Communications, Marketing and Public Affairs

Built around a memorial honoring Joyce McClendon Dill, the Legacy and Promise Courtyard will recognize new donors and raise flexible funds that support innovation, events and activities at Citrus College.

five masked citrus college employees stand behind stacks of boxed chromebooks outside the student services building

Student Success Gets a Foundation Boost

November 9, 2021 | By Laura J Bollinger, guest columnist

From technology distribution to virtual counseling, Citrus College adapted services for remote learning while the Foundation increased emergency grants and launched PASS to protect students' academic progress.

front page of the nov. 20, 1964, collegian owl student newspaper featuring the headline

Foundation Grants Save Student History

November 3, 2020 | By Strategic Communications, Marketing and Public Affairs

Two Foundation grants helped Citrus College digitize and publish more than 1,000 Clarion issues, giving the public searchable access to 50 years of college and community history from a student perspective.