by Nyla on April 14, 2016
Arvin Joves graduated from high school in the Philippines at age 16, and then moved to the U.S. with his mom Shirly and older brother Ariel. He kicked around for several years, working in food service and as a Direct Support Professional (home health aide), and managed to get his own place. Restless and wanting …
Posted in Bakersfield / Grad Success / Respiratory Therapy
by Nyla on March 16, 2016
“All rise” signals the beginning of what is usually an intense exchange of positions regarding a criminal charge brought forward. A defendant, lawyers for the defense and prosecution, a judge and sometimes a jury begin the legal process of discovering truth, responsibility and appropriate consequence. Often, lives and futures hang in the balance. Criminal Justice: …
Posted in Bakersfield / Criminal Justice: Corrections / News and Events
by Nyla on March 14, 2016
How much determination should students expect to have to get the education they need for the career they want? Miranda Reveles digs deep to stay on course…and set the example. Miranda is up at 4 a.m. every weekday morning and on the road by 5:30 to make the 90-mile drive from Visalia to the Bakersfield …
Posted in Bakersfield / Diagnostic Medical Sonography / Student Spotlights
