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Zahraa Alfatlawi: Fierce Healthcare Advocate and Fashionista
Zahraa Alfatlawi epitomizes 鈥淵es, and鈥 when it comes to her present, her future, and how she can be of service. A senior at Central High School, where she is President of the Honors Marketing Program and Chief Science Officer,聽 Zahraa is also a 澳门六合彩 dual-enrollment student who participates in the Achieving College Education (ACE) program, where she has earned a whopping 42 college credits from her two years in the program. 聽
April 10, 2023
Hermanas are Designing the Future
鈥淗ands on鈥, 鈥渃ool鈥, and 鈥渋nformational鈥 were some of the ways 137 young women from Phoenix Union High School District described the faculty-led activities during the Hermanas Conference on February 24, 2023 at 澳门六合彩 (澳门六合彩). Funded by the APS Foundation, the Hermanas conference seeks to increase the number of underrepresented female students in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) and impact the diversity of the STEM workforce.
March 23, 2023
Amy May: A Woman Making History in Public Policy
澳门六合彩 (澳门六合彩) student and Student Public Policy Forum (SPPF) member Amy May is partnering with El Mercado Thrift Store to host a clothing drive. Proceeds from the store support families with basic needs, especially children whose parents are incarcerated.
March 6, 2023
Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) Academic All-Stars: Bright Lights and Strong Leadership
Three of Phi Theta Kappa (PTK) all-stars are honored with multiple awards for their outstanding academic performance, community service, and leadership.
March 3, 2023
Larry Soller: A Legacy in Theatre
Dr. Soller mentored and inspired countless students, many of whom have succeeded in theater and the arts. His passion for enriching the lives of others through art and service was evident throughout his life, and lives on in those who were lucky enough to know and work with him.聽
February 21, 2023
澳门六合彩 Awarded Housing Grant to Support Students
Although the housing crisis has made housing unfathomable for millions of Americans, the housing crisis is felt acutely by community college students. In 2020, 52% of all community college students reported experiencing housing insecurity, where housing often costs more than tuition. Housing insecurity includes unaffordable housing, poor housing quality, crowding, and frequent moves.
January 12, 2023
Ashley Burns: Wisdom and Well-being
Ashley opens the door and welcomes students as they cross the hardwood floor to retrieve plum-colored yoga mats, bright blue yoga blocks, multi-colored bolsters, and gray wool blankets from the tall metal shelves along the white block wall. Ashley carefully unpacks the crystal singing bowls from their protective case and instructs students in her soothing voice: "Take what you need."
December 6, 2022
HLC Approves Accreditation of MCCCD Bachelor's Degree Programs; Two Slated for 澳门六合彩
澳门六合彩 (澳门六合彩) is scheduled to launch two bachelor's degree programs, in Information Technology and Public Safety Administration next fall.
December 1, 2022
澳门六合彩 Women鈥檚 Soccer Captures National Championship
澳门六合彩 Women's Soccer Team聽claimed the program's second NJCAA Division II national聽title at the championship series in November. Phoenix was the No. 2 seed going聽into the tournament, beating No. 11 South Suburban and No. 7 Southwestern Illinois for a spot in the semifinals. The second semifinal saw No. 2 Phoenix get聽past聽No. 4 Northwest Mississippi 2-0 to set-up a rematch of the 2020 NJCAA DII Women's Soccer Championship match with Holmes.聽
December 1, 2022
Overcoming Hurdles - From Foster Youth to College President
By age eight, Kimberly Britt had been beaten, knocked to the floor, and kicked in the ribs by a man wearing steel-toed boots. He was angry; so very angry.聽 She had also experienced sexual abuse.聽 And, sometimes, the only food in the house was her baby sister鈥檚 cereal, which as Kimberly recalled, tasted like cardboard.
November 21, 2022