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Holiday gift drive
Chaffey College's Panthers became elves for the annual gift drive Dec. 9, distributing groceries, wrapped gifts and other holiday cheer at the Rancho Cucamonga campus.
Hostile Terrain 94
More than 350 campus and surrounding community members helped fill out thousands of toe tags symbolizing fallen migrants in what will be part of the upcoming Hostile Terrain 94 exhibition, opening Jan. 12.
Bradley Franklin and Henry Shannon
Chaffey College Superintendent/President Henry D. Shannon has received an award through the African American California Community College Trustees and Administrators for his leadership and dedication to equity. The organization additionally named Bradley Franklin, administrator for Chaffey's Instructional Systems and Pathways Innovation, a finalist for the "Hidden Hero Award."
CIW commencement
Chaffey College awarded associate's degrees and certificates to five women during the 12th California Institution for Women commencement on Dec. 5.
Winter Concert
From choral songs about winter's contrast of dark to light, to spirited jazz renditions of holiday classics, Chaffey College's music department presented a pair of festive concerts Dec. 5 and 6.
Gary Plunkett
After more than 20 years as a coach and academic leader, Gary Plunkett is ready to bring his humble, student-centered approach to Panther Country as the new Chaffey College athletic director and dean.
Kathleen Brugger
After nearly five decades in public service, veteran Chaffey College Governing Board member Kathleen Brugger has decided to retire. Her last board meeting will be Dec. 18.
Matthew Caddell
A California higher education caucus representing Black community college leaders has named Chaffey College Student Government President/Trustee Matthew Caddell "Student Trustee of the Year."
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Chaffey College in November celebrated the acquisition of a Cessna aircraft that gives students access to features included in new FAA training requirements.
renee-robinson
Chaffey College student Renee Robinson fights through the challenges of multiple sclerosis to one day achieve her dream of becoming a lawyer or law teacher.