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Dear Roadrunners,
March was a strong month for
our campus, with many opportunities for
our community to connect and engage.
These moments continue to reinforce our
commitment to creating a welcoming and
inclusive environment at CHC.
We also recognize that
external events can impact members of our
community in different ways. Recent news
regarding allegations brought forward by
Dolores Huerta involving Cesar Chavez,
has prompted significant reflection and
concern across our community. We
acknowledge the weight of these
conversations and want to be clear that,
as a campus community, we stand in
support of survivors of sexual assault
and abuse. As we move into April, we
observe Sexual Assault Awareness Month.
Additionally, we celebrate
Gaypril, with programs designed to
support, educate, and uplift our
community. We kicked off Gaypril on April
1 with an Online Film Screening of A
Nice Indian Boy(4:30 6:30 p.m. on
Zoom), followed by Global Grooves: Silent
Disco on April 2 from 12:00 1:00 p.m. at
the MCC. These early events set the tone
for a month of connection, celebration,
and learning, including highlights like
Drag Queen Bingo on April 7 and
additional workshops and community
gatherings throughout the month.
I am incredibly proud of the
work happening across this campus every
single day to meet the unique needs of
each individual who walks through our
doors. Thank you for your continued
dedication to our students and to one
another.
Best regards,
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Kevin Horan
President, Crafton Hills College
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Gaypril Events
Join student life for a month
of engaging events celebrating Gaypril.
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Fire Academy 114 Car Wash
Fundraiser
Date: Saturday, April 4
Time: 8:00 a.m. 2:00 p.m.
Location: WaBa Grill Parking Lot
33492 Oak Glen Road
Yucaipa, CA 92399
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Blood Drive
Tuesday, April 7 &
Wednesday, April 8
9:00am to 5:00pm
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CHC
Faculty Present ZTC Curriculum Research at
National Conference
The
Multilingual Program represented Crafton
Hills College at the Two-Year College
Association (TYCA), held in conjunction
with the National Conference on College
Composition and Communication (CCCC) on
March 4, 2026. TYCA, an affiliated
organization of CCCC, takes place at the
beginning of the national conference and
focuses specifically on needs, pedagogical
approaches, and innovations of two-year
college educators.
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Crafton
Hills College Counselor Sara Sosa Presents
at 2026 Inland Empire/Desert Regional
Counselor Conclave
Crafton
Hills College Counselor and Academic Notice
lead Sara Sosa was recently invited to
present at the 2026 Inland Empire/Desert Regional
Counselor Conclave, held in Riverside. The
annual event brings together counseling
professionals from K 12 schools, community
colleges, and universities across the
region to share best practices that support
student success and academic persistence.
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543
Lives Saved: Crafton Hills Community
Honored for Blood Donation Impact
In 2025,The Crafton Hills
community donated 181 pints of blood and
behind that number are 543 lives saved.
LifeStream honored this achievement with a
special award to the college.
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Female Flyers Take
Flight at A.K. Smiley Library
In celebration of Women s
History Month, Sabrina Jimenez, Professor
of History at Crafton Hills College,
delivered an engaging lecture at A.K.
Smiley Public Library on Female Flyers:
Early 20th Century Pilots.
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The
Prized Garden of Beaverton Proper
Tickets: $10 General $5
Student/Senior
April 3 and 4 @8pm
April 5 @2pm
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Run
for the Hills 5K
Date:
Saturday, April 25
Registration:
$35 if registered on or before 3/31. Prices
increase on 4/1 to $40.
Location:
El Dorado Ranch Park
37216 Oak Glen Rd.
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