
Author: Lanthier Bandy, Julie M.
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SAN MARCOS (June 27, 2024) – Palomar College recently hired new deans to lead academic and student services divisions within the college. Dr. Leanne Maunu was named Dean of Languages and Literature after serving in an interim role. As the Dean of Student Life and Leadership, Dr. Amrik Johal will provide leadership, vision, and administrative…
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Palomar College Ballet Instructor Dr. Molly Faulkner has had a bit of play in her dance career, performing as a Muppet in a traveling Sesame Street traveling show and as a Disney dancer in Japan, and she wants ballet teachers and students to have that same sense of play. Faulkner and her co-author, Julia K.…
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More than 20,000 North County high school students got a better chance to succeed in college over the past seven years thanks to a federal grant to Palomar College that puts tax dollars back into the educational system. The grant-funded program, Gaining Early Awareness and Readiness for Undergraduate Programs (GEAR UP) is intended to provide…
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Photo Credit: Paul Helling Photography Before she attended Palomar College, Sydney Huffman never thought of herself as a ballet dancer. Now she is majoring in ballet and was selected to attend a six-week summer workshop to hone her skills as a dancer and choreographer. Huffman, a 22-year-old Vista resident, started taking classes at Palomar College…
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SAN MARCOS (May 24, 2024) – Earlier this evening, Palomar College held its commencement ceremonies, to honor graduates receiving degrees and certificates that exemplify the determination and perseverance of their educational journey. A total of 2,857 graduates were awarded 4,603 degrees and certificates, with many students receiving multiple awards. The ceremony was held on the…
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Anton Greenville, now a senior vice president at a major construction firm, got his start in the business through an apprenticeship program he took more than 40 years ago at Palomar College. Now he’s leading the construction of major projects where he once took classes. Greenville, whose parents and a son also took classes at…
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Jerrie Fabrigas got a bachelor’s degree in art history because she thought she wanted to curate other people’s art. It wasn’t until she took a ceramics class at Palomar College that she realized she had a talent for making her own art. Since her first ceramics class at Palomar College in 2020, Fabrigas has been…
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