In The News
There’s always great news at your local community college! Check out these local news articles featuring Career Education at the 12 colleges in the Inland Empire/Desert Region.
Moreno Valley College and Norco College Get High Marks for Military-Friendly Programs
SBCCD Trustees make historic $10 million investment to explore making college free for two years
SBCCD awarded $1.8 million to upskill 3,200 Inland Empire workers
San Bernardino Valley College invests $1.2 million to expand career and technical programs
SBVC student overcomes obstacles, looks to the future
Riverside City College Receives Nearly $1.5 Million For STEM Programs
Paramedic class graduates from Crafton Hills College
How to apply for Regional Fire Academy at Crafton Hills College
MSJC students enjoy new classes and amenities as classes begin for fall 2018
Counselors learn about MSJC Career Education Program benefits to students
College of the Desert will push local cannabis industry to higher ground with new program
This San Bernardino graduate chose to turn his life around, go after his goals
MSJC offers course this fall for careers in Homeland Security/Anti-Terrorism
Crafton Hills College Foundation receives $10,000 grant from Bank of America
Career Technical Education programs receive $1 million for local project
VVC holding groundbreaking for new student services center
San Bernardino Valley College Recognized for Increasing Graduate Earnings
Riverside City, Moreno Valley, and Norco college graduates say goodbye
Norco College Manufacturing Technology Program Receives $95K
Crafton Hills College Honored as Statewide “Strong Workforce Star”
JLM Energy’s Student Engaged Learning Program
Norco College, $6 Million To Fund Workforce and Early Childhood Education Centers
San Bernardino Valley College and Crafton Hills College Awarded For Increasing Wages
Calif. Paramedic Students Train in Life-Like Scenarios
No lecture halls here: Inside College of the Desert’s workforce education initiatives
Building Futures with Career Education
VVC Foundation’s construction career program boosted by $50k donation
Crafton Hills College Foundation awards $117,000 in scholarship to students
No lecture halls here: Inside College of the Desert’s workforce education initiatives
COD To Celebrate Largest Graduating Class Ever
Student get glimpse of tech classes
COD Earns Statewide Recognition for Boosting Students’ Wages
VVC Announces new Composite Technician Certificate Program
San Bernardino colleges earn statewide recognition for boosting students’ wages
VVC announces new Pathway to Law program
Philanthropist’s $50,000 Donation Launches VVC Program
San Bernardino Valley College Celebrates Success of Valley-Bound Commitment Program
Mt. San Jacinto College student earn prestigious recognition for academics
Moreno Valley College’s Career & Technical Education Recognized by Chancellor
Riverside City College Received Awards in Fourteen Career & Technical Programs
Norco College Recognized As Statewide Strong Workforce Star
Mt. San Jacinto College buys two Temecula buildings for $56 million
Riverside college foundation helps students with a half million dollars in scholarships
College of the Desert turns 60, gifts 1,000 area students a “miracle”
15 high school students first in Inland Empire to earn college-backed job readiness certificates
New fast-track job training in electrical tech at San Bernardino Valley College
Cracker Barrel partners with Victor Valley College to establish restaurant management scholarships
Norco College rated one of best places for veterans to go to school
Norco College, Loma Linda University students design prosthetic hand
Students get hands on with healthcare careers at Mt. San Jacinto College event
Fueling the future: Silver Valley students get Automotive Experience
Students from A.B. Miller High in Fontana learn about auto tech careers
New paramedics graduate from Crafton Hills College
Crafton Hills College celebrates 39th Respiratory Therapy class
Grant aimed at steering more Inland students toward STEM careers
Norco College to oversee $1 million campaign to boost vocational programs