When Berkeley City College (BCC) counselors Dri Regalado and Skyler Barton set out to ramp up equitable counseling practices for dual enrollment, they worked to change the hearts and minds [...]
Equitable Counseling Stories, Cerritos College: Utilizing Communities of Practice to Support Equity-Focused Changemakers
At Cerritos College, the Dean of Counseling, Eliza Hoyos Vences, and the Department Chair, Chelena Fisher, sought to close gaps in serving students and solve the challenge of students receiving [...]
Equitable Counseling Stories, Chabot College: Uplifting Practices of Learning Communities
Tommy Reed, Umoja Counselor at Chabot College, seeks to create an HBCU-like experience where all community college students feel valued and cared for. He doesn’t stop there; he also seeks [...]
Building Community Through Dual Enrollment: East Los Angeles College and Community-Based Organizations
East Los Angeles College (ELAC) prides itself on being a part of the community and building a family of learners in partnership with local community organizations. The relationships between community-based [...]
Dual Enrollment Student Profile: Melisa
Melisa Osuna had her first experience with college classes in a Chicano Studies dual enrollment class offered at her high school. Now this first-generation college student is a new graduate [...]
CLP in Practice: Design Thinking Crafton Hills College
In fall 2021, representatives from Crafton Hills College (CHC) came together at a Student Services Design Lab hosted by Career Ladders Project. Faculty, staff, and administrators came ready to creatively [...]
Closing Opportunity Gaps in the Classroom
In the summer of 2020, following George Floyd’s death and the international demand to stop police violence against Black and Brown people, the California Community Colleges Chancellor’s Office released a [...]
AB 705 & GP Stories from the Field: CCSF English Department
The English department at City College of San Francisco (CCSF) was well prepared to address the curricular changes required by AB 705, the state legislation requiring colleges to provide incoming [...]