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Water polo coach sees success in and out of the pool

January 4, 2018

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Kody Moffatt, who competed for the Comets as recently as 2014, leads the team to its third conference title in four years. SAN MARCOS — When Kody Moffatt graduated from Chaparral High School in Temecula, he was a competitive swimmer and water polo player. Like many young athletes from Southwest Riverside County, Moffatt found his…
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‘Enlightened Lens’ showcases student work

January 2, 2018

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Long-running photography exhibition at the Escondido Municipal Gallery incorporates wide range of styles, methods. ESCONDIDO — Across a maze of brightly-lit walls in the Escondido Municipal Gallery, the photographs tell a story of hard work and long hours in the lab—but also the joy of discovery. The annual Palomar College student photography show, “Enlightened Lens,”…
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Palomar College Spring Semester Begins January 29 – Intersession Classes Begin January 2

December 6, 2017

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Shown is Palomar College’s nearly completed parking structure, which will be open in time for spring semester classes. (photo by Melinda Finn) Ready to hit the ground running when 2018 arrives? Palomar College has plenty of opportunities for those wanting to sharpen their skills, add college credits for transfer to a university, or pursue a…
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‘Rhinoceros’ takes the stage at Palomar

December 1, 2017

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Set to open on Friday, Dec. 1, Eugène Ionesco’s avant-garde drama delivers food for thought in a season of turmoil similar to the playwright’s postwar life in Romania. SAN MARCOS — On a quiet Saturday afternoon at Palomar College, Dori Sanchis and Nate Ritchey were rehearsing a scene from “Rhinoceros,” by the Romanian playwright Eugène…
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Beyond the status update

November 30, 2017

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New certificate in Social Media trains students in the art of engaging customers online in a rapidly evolving landscape. SAN MARCOS — In the spring of 2013, Palomar Business Professor Mary Cassoni took a sabbatical to learn more about social media and the ways that it was already beginning to disrupt a variety of information-centric…
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New Career Education programs under way at Palomar

November 29, 2017

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From social media to manufacturing to drone technology, Palomar College is offering up a variety of innovative programs to get students ready for careers. SAN MARCOS — In classrooms and workshops across campus, students at Palomar College are gaining a variety of work-ready skills and taking their first steps down career paths that lead directly…
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Machining and fabrication in a computerized world

November 29, 2017

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With a shop full of advanced machines and curriculum to train students in AutoCAD, SolidWORKS and MasterCAM, Palomar College aims to produce graduates who combine two powerful skill sets: design and machining. SAN MARCOS — Inside a tidy, well-lit lab on the northern edge of campus, Dennis Lutz presides over a collection of equipment that would…
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Dr. Lisa Norman Joins Palomar College as Assistant Superintendent/Vice President, Human Resource Services

November 27, 2017

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Palomar College announced the hiring of Dr. Lisa Norman as the new Assistant Superintendent/Vice President, Human Resource Services. The Governing Board voted unanimously at their Oct. 10 meeting to appoint Dr. Norman, and she began in her new position on Oct. 16. Superintendent/President Dr. Joi Lin Blake said, “Having someone with Lisa’s credentials combined with…
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