By Paolo Varquez (December 1, 2020) National Career Development Association / NCDA
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Orange County, CA, (November 24, 2020) GLOBE NEWSWIRE
Giving Tuesday is the charitable response to Black Friday and Cyber Monday, a day of giving held annually on the Tuesday after Thanksgiving. It is the way to kick off the philanthropic holiday season and inspire people to give back in impactful ways to those in need by donating to charitable causes. Coastline College is participating in #GivingTuesday and is asking the collective help of alumni, employees, local businesses, and the community to join our "Save Our Students" campaign for this #GivingTuesday. This worldwide day of generous giving begins next Tuesday morning, December 1, 2020.
Orange County's Coastline College President Announces Retirement After More Than A Decade of Service
Orange County, CA (November 20, 2020) FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Dr. Loretta Adrian, Ph.D., has announced her retirement as President of Coastline College after more than ten years of leading the college. Dr. Adrian joined the Coast Community College District as the sixth president of Coastline Community College on July 1, 2010.
Orange County, CA, (November 17, 2020) FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
On Friday, November 13, 2020, Coastline Professor of Digital Graphics, Angela Gomez-Holbrook, and Don Bui, Dual Enrollment Project Manager, shared their experience on a Zoom webinar with 47 students from 35 schools in developing digital media dual enrollment with K-12 partners through the College & Career Access Pathways partnerships. Coastline has a robust dual enrollment program that includes Adobe certification exams, portfolio development and business basics curriculum. In addition, the Coastline Digital Media program searches for internships, job shadowing for students and has several students interning and working as designers in its marketing department.
Newport Beach / Costa Mesa, CA, (October 29, 2020) NEWPORT BEACH INDEPENDENT
At their October 27 Board of Education meeting, the Newport-Mesa Unified School District Board of Education took action to set dates for secondary schools to transition to hybrid in-person instruction.
Fountain Valley, CA, (October 29, 2020) GLOBE NEWSWIRE
Aeron Zentner, Dean of Institutional Effectiveness: Research, Analytics, Accessibility, Planning, and Grant Development at Coastline College was recently honored by the Research and Planning Group (RP Group), a distinguished research and education focused non-profit, formed almost 30 years ago to advocate for and support the use of data and evidence to encourage effective policy and practice within the California state community colleges. The RP Group organization strives to build a community college culture that views planning and institutional effectiveness as integral, collaborative strategies, that work together to promote student success, increase equitable outcomes, improve college operations, and inform policymakers.
Orange County, CA, (October 19, 2020) GLOBE NEWSWIRE
The Hispanic Outlook Education Magazine has recognized Coastline College as one of their Top 100 Colleges and Universities serving the Hispanic students nationwide this year. Coastline ranked Top 100 in Grand Total Associates Degrees and Top 10 Degrees by major at #7 in Area Ethnic Culture Gender and Group Studies Degree.
Online (October 19, 2020) FORENSIC FOCUS
At DFRWS-USA this year, a keynote talk delivered by David Cowen, Managing Director at KPMG, highlighted what he called "a world of opportunities" for research in new - and yet undiscovered - categories of digital forensics.
Orange County, CA, (October 14, 2020) GLOBE NEWSWIRE
The Coastline College Foundation is launching another emergency fundraising initiative to help new students still suffering the effects of Covid-19 as well as current students barely hanging on. In response to the coronavirus pandemic, the Coastline College Foundation established the Student Emergency Relief Fund in April to provide essential emergency financial aid to students experiencing economic hardships during this unprecedented time. The COVID-19 pandemic has been hitting Coastline students due to job loss in the home, income needs for basic living expenses, including food and housing, medical and childcare, utilities, internet access, remote-learning technology and more.
