Water splashes as the grease off a plate from a previous customer lands on the arm of a 18-year-old dishwasher. He feels he has no
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Science Division faculty improve labs for online education
The Citrus College science faculty encountered a pressing issue as campus closed: transitioning their lab sections to online education. Labs were designed to be a
Assemblywoman legislates to inspire and help constituents
Gazing at the California State Capitol lit up in the night, a teary-eyed father said in Spanish, “I never thought I would be in Sacramento,
Women’s history impacts professor’s past, present and future
Sitting in her college labor movement class at Walla Walla University, Elisabeth Ritacca did not know what she wanted to major in. Then, her teacher
The Guru of teaching and learning
Citrus College Mathematics Professor Sophia Lee teaches multiple courses, speaks at conferences throughout various college campuses and recently completed her doctoral degree at California State
Santa Mark rocking through the holidays
It was the day of the 2002 Salsa Festival. Mark and Debbie Tate wanted to stand out. They were taking their ice cream trailer, but
New math and business dean navigates online learning
Update 12/8/20 – This story previously stated that Dean Dominguez is the first dean at Citrus College in 15 years to have previously been a
Professor Michael Hillman becomes a Glendora L Line artist
Citrus College Professor Michael Hillman is an accomplished local artist with a solid history of public art. His artwork will be featured in the upcoming
Citrus College keeps PAGE program
In March, the Citrus College pre-algebra, algebra and geometry enrichment program faced cancellation due to the lockdown. Marianne Smith, director of the program, decided to