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County survey seeks input on business plan for Kern’s long-term goals
Kern County residents have just a few more days to take the County’s community survey, seeking input on a future business plan.
The survey, which was created with help from MPA students at CSUB, Kern residents and the Great West Policy Research Center, seeks to determine the most pressing issues facing Kern and looks to find strategies on how to meet the long-term goals indicated from survey responses.
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CSUB programs catering to incarcerated students inspire change; spark conversations around ethical issues about incarceration
Larry Gonzales is on track to graduate in just two years with a Bachelor’s degree in Sociology from California State University, Bakersfield, but his journey to success has not been the easiest.
The 35 year old has served two prison sentences before beginning his education in the Fall of 2018.
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‘This one is one for the history books’: CSUB’s Dreamers Resource Center brings hope and support to undocumented students
Faculty, students and community members gathered at California State University, Bakersfield Tuesday to celebrate the opening of the campus’ first ever Dreamers Resource Center — a spot on campus that will ensure students and staff feel safe, comfortable and supported.
Q&A: School and Communities First expert breaks down initiative, set to reclaim billions for schools and community services
Jess Contreras is the Civic Engagement Manager for the Dolores Huerta Foundation. She has worked with the Foundation for six years.
Kern Complete Count Committee launches 2020 Census canvassing efforts for hard-to-count communities
The Kern Complete Count Committee launched its community-based census education outreach efforts last week at the Martin Luther Kind Jr.
BC Delano campus celebrates Filipino American history with guest speaker; encourages ethnic studies
Delano students of all ages joined the Bakersfield College Delano Campus in celebrating Larry Itliong Day and Filipino American history Friday with a series of events with the hopes to emphasize the importance of teaching ethnic studies.