JEFF LAGUNA: My name is Jeff Laguna.
I'm the Interim Dean of Health Sciences.
Public Service, Culture and Society
is really about understanding the world in which we live.
It's all a group of programs that
are really studying society and culture as we know it.
We have political science, psychology, sociology,
anthropology, law.
WYNTER MURO: All of these different majors
tie towards the same end goal, the desire
to want to help other people.
I'm Natalya Wynter Muro, and I am
a Chaffey graduate, who majored in administration of justice.
Initially, I wasn't sure what major I wanted,
and it wasn't until I had taken a law and society class that
really influenced my decision to change to this major
to help with community, in terms of social injustices
and different variations of that.
JEFF LAGUNA: Students that join us, ACC, they're
going to be challenged to see the world in different ways,
and they're going to be equipped with the tools
that they need in order to have a positive impact on society.
WYNTER MURO: Chaffey College has provided me
with so many different resources throughout my time here.
Between the Transfer Center, between amazing professors,
Chaffey does want to help you, and you
should take every opportunity that you can grasp on to.
JEFF LAGUNA: The Public Service, Culture and Society ACC
is built with the student in mind.
Success is defined as student success.
Programs that will provide students with jobs and careers
immediately following Chaffey, or opportunities for them
to transfer on to four year institutions
to reach their academic and career goals.
WYNTER MURO: My academic career-end goals really
lie in pursuing criminology.
I hope to become a lawyer and a criminal prosecutor.
JEFF LAGUNA: If you like working with people,
if you like positively impacting the lives of those around you,
if you like problem solving and addressing
some of the unique challenges that society presents
to positively impact the lives of people around you,
then the Public Service, Culture and Society ACC is for you.