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Crafton Hills College recently initiated an exciting new program, launching the long-awaited Mathematics Engineering Science Achievement Program and hiring Krysten Audibert to lead it.

Crafton Hills College will soon welcome a new crop of Roadrunners to campus for the Fall semester. But behind-the-scenes, the Yucaipa-based college has been growing internally by welcoming new faculty and staff on board over the break.

Janine Ledoux moved from her hometown of East Bridgewater, Massachusetts, to southern California in 1988 to attend Loma Linda University. Before attending Loma Linda, she earned her bachelor’s degree in physical education and worked as a physical fitness director. One of her responsibilities was to recruit guest speakers for various health and wellness topics. When one speaker did not show up, she filled in and delivered a presentation on stress management. This experience led to a passion for educating adults about health-related topics.

The incoming Crafton Hills College student senate president, Enggie (pronounced En-gee) Ocampo-Morales, will begin her term in August as the fall semester begins.