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Community colleges across the Inland Empire worked together to coordinate a free virtual transfer fair for all community college students in Riverside and San Bernardino counties.

Crafton Hills College's classified staff recently received recognition from the Institute for Evidence-Based Change (IEBC) for their work in the Caring Campus initiative to "improve students' sense of connectedness". Caring Campus is based on decades of research documenting that student who feel connected to their college are more likely to complete and succeed in their courses, persist from semester to semester, and achieve their educational goals. Students come where they are welcome and stay where they feel cared about. The classified staff at Crafton have committed to connecting to our students and making a positive difference in their educational journey.

Crafton employees and students celebrated Hispanic Heritage Month September 16 through October 15. Events and activities highlighted Hispanic culture and recognized the contributions of Hispanic Americans.

Mathematics Professor and CHC Academic Senate President Brandi Bailes has been selected to serve on the newly established Data and Research Task Force (DRTF) for the Academic Senate for California Community Colleges.

State-wide, scammers are posing as fake students to register for community college classes and apply for financial aid to fraudulently access COVID-19 relief grants and other forms of financial aid. Crafton Hills College remains committed to reducing fraud in admission and financial aid applications as fake 'bot students' attempt to take advantage of any vulnerability in the system.

The stage is set for live theatre to return to Crafton Hills College this October.

The COVID-19 pandemic may have slowed many industries or even brought them to a halt, but the demand for Multimedia, Graphic Design and Animation is greater than ever. Crafton Hills College (CHC) is ready to meet that need with exciting new classes this fall, including brand new courses in Virtual and Mixed Reality, and Level II 3D Modeling.

The Redlands Adult School and Crafton Hills College EOPS Department partner each summer to provide a summer bridge program for local adult school graduates who plan to begin community college in the fall.