The collaboration between the Pallares Foundation and SJCC has been a natural progression of its founder’s vision. From scholarships for students pursuing careers in fields with high demand to support for community programs, the partnership has grown significantly over the years.
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If colleges and universities are going to provide meaningful, differentiated resources to their students, they must disaggregate their data on Asian American and NHPI subgroups. Doing so will ensure visibility for students from underrepresented Asian American and NHPI backgrounds, and it will help combat systemic racism and fight the stereotypes that stem from the model minority myth.
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Percy Carr’s journey to becoming a basketball coaching legend began over four decades ago, marked by perseverance, dedication, and an unwavering commitment to his players and the game. Born and raised in the humble neighborhoods of Tulare, California, Carr developed an early love for basketball, a sport that would later define his career and legacy.
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More than 430 graduates, plus three infants in their parents’ arms, crossed the commencement stage at sun-soaked Jaguar Stadium in front of an overflow crowd.
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San José City College alumna Josie Méndez-Negrete, PhD, will give the 2024 commencement address on May 23 at Jaguar Stadium. Dr. Méndez-Negrete is a first-generation student who grew up in East San José. After graduating from Santa Clara High School, she attended SJCC and received a degree in human services and psychology. She transferred to San José State University, earning a BSW and MSW., and received her PhD in Sociology from the University of California, Santa Cruz.
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By David Ysais This is a game changer for Latinx […]
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