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Dear Roadrunners,
As we wrap up the semester,
I want to acknowledge the consistent hard
work of our classified professionals,
faculty, and administrators. Your
professionalism and commitment to our
students make a measurable difference
every day at Crafton Hills College.
I see the results of your
collaboration across campus in the way
you solve problems, support one another,
and stay focused on student success. Your
collective efforts strengthen our college
and our community.
This newsletter shares a few
recent examples of that work, as well as
information about upcoming events as we
close out Fall.
Wishing you and your family
a Happy Thanksgiving. Thank you for all
you do.
Best regards,
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Kevin Horan
President, Crafton Hills College
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Crafton Hills College
Wins First-Ever Conference Title
Crafton Hills College made
history on November 8, securing its
first-ever conference title with a
hard-fought 12 10 victory over Palomar
College in the Pacific Coast Athletic
Conference (PCAC) Women s Water Polo
Championship at Southwestern College.
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Chancellor's Annual Winter
Celebration for Faculty and Staff
It is time for the
Chancellor s Annual Winter Celebration for
Faculty and Staff, scheduled for December
8, 2025, 11:00 a.m. 2:00 p.m. at the
DoubleTree by Hilton San Bernardino. Chancellor Diana
Rodriguez has planned a special celebration
for SBCCD staff and faculty to honor nearly
100 service award recipients from 2025!
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CHC Holiday Luncheon
The annual CHC Holiday
Luncheon will be held on December 11 from
11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Barbara L. Smith
Event Center (formerly Crafton Hall). Join
us for lunch, games, prizes, and a festive
ugly sweater contest to celebrate the
season together.
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2025 Holiday Parades
Crafton Hills College will
once again be participating in both the
Redlands and Yucaipa Holiday Parades! We
invite employees to walk with us as we
showcase our Crafton spirit alongside the
CHC Fire Cadets and fellow colleagues.
Participants will need to be able to walk
at a steady pace for the duration of the
parade routes so we do not slow down the
procession. These parades can bring warm
sun, evening chill, wind, rain, or anything
in between. Please monitor the weather
forecast and dress comfortably for
conditions on the day of each event.
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Crafton
Volunteers Shine Through the Storm at Fall
Food Drive
On
November 15, fifty dedicated employees and
students from Crafton Hills College braved
one of the rainiest days of the year to
make a meaningful impact in their
community.
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Crafton
Hills cross country team to go the extra
mile at regionals
Crafton Hills College s Cross
Country Team is making huge strides one
race at a time. Just four years after the
program s inception, its men s team and
runner Elizabeth Garcia headed to Southern
California regionals in San Diego on Nov. 7
with Garcia qualifying for the state
championships later this year.
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Stater
Bros. Charities Donates $2,500 to
Strengthen Crafton s Fire Academy
When
the Stater Bros. Market in Yucaipa
completed its long-awaited renovation, the
store celebrated its grand reopening not
only by unveiling a fresh new look, but
also by strengthening its commitment to the
local community.
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Crafton
Hills College s theatre program to stage
Almost, Maine
Performances
of the romantic comedy will be staged in
the college s new Finkelstein Performing
Arts Center starting Thursday, Dec. 4, and
coincide with the Crafton Hills Arts
Festival, a two-day housewarming
celebration for the PAC starting at 6:30
p.m., Friday, Dec. 5, and continuing
Saturday, Dec. 6. Showtimes for Almost,
Maine are at 6 p.m. Dec. 4 and 8 p.m. Dec.
5 and 6 in the PAC. Admission is free but
donations are welcome.
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Holiday Cheer & Cocoa
Get ready to sleigh the
season! The Professional Development
Committee is thrilled to invite you to a
sparkling celebration to kick off the
holidays! Whether you have five minutes
or a few hours, come share a smile
and some seasonal spirit with your
colleagues.
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Psychology Club Toy Drive
The Psychology Club is collecting
new, unwrapped toys for local children ages
6 months to 14 years old, and your
thoughtful donations will help make the
season a little brighter for families in
need. Donations will be accepted
through Wednesday, December 17, 2025.
Contact the EOPS Department or Dr. Diane
Pfahler with any questions.
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