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Carlos Cortez, idea-a-minute historian, gets a shot at energizing San Diego community colleges

Carlos Cortez, idea-a-minute historian, gets a shot at energizing San Diego community colleges
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Carlos Cortez named chancellor of San Diego Community College District

Print A workforce-education expert has been named chancellor of the San Diego Community College District, which is experiencing the sort of big enrollment drops that have been plaguing many of the state’s public, two-year colleges. Carlos O. Cortez will move into the new post on July 1, succeeding Constance M. Carroll, who is retiring after serving in that post for almost 20 years. For the record: 2:24 PM, Mar. 16, 2021An earlier version of this story incorrectly stated that Cortez was from Puerto Rico. Cortez, 46, is currently president of the San Diego College of Continuing Education, a job he has held since 2015. He will oversee a district that is composed of three for-credit schools San Diego City College, Mesa College and Miramar College as well as the continuing education college.

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At a higher risk : COVID-19 impacts youth experiencing homelessness

When Greg Ritzinger was in his early 20s, he found himself without permanent housing and unable to fully access public facilities or amenities, while facing other difficulties as a former youth experiencing homelessness, or YEH. Now, at the age of 29, Ritzinger is a UC Berkeley student and a member of Youth and Allies Against Homelessness, or YAAH, a group committed to ending homelessness. Considered to be an overlooked population, YEH are generally individuals under the age of 26 who are experiencing homelessness. The COVID-19 pandemic has positioned YEH to be at the greatest risk of being affected by the pandemic, according to a UC Berkeley School of Public Health report titled “On the COVID-19 Front Line and Hurting” that was released last summer. In addition to being a physical health threat, COVID-19 impacts the well-being of YEH by limiting their basic needs of shelter, food and safety.

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Bay Area Reporter :: News Briefs: Berkeley college prez featured in Diverse magazine

Berkeley City College President Angélica Garcia has been recognized on a list of 25 educators published by Diverse: Issues in Higher Education. The issue was released to coincide with Women s History Month and is the magazine s 10th anniversary of highlighting women who have made a difference in academics by tackling some of education s toughest challenges, according to a news release from the school. Garcia, who identifies as pansexual, began her tenure as president of the community college in May 2020. The school is part of the Peralta Community College District and is known for civic engagement; student support services, including for veterans and the undocumented community; and a top college for Fulbright scholars and students transferring to four-year schools, including UC Berkeley, the release stated.

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Family of Navy veteran murdered by Antioch police in George Floyd-style killing seeks justice – Liberation News

407 2 minutes read Two members of the Antioch, Calif., Police Department killed 30-year-old Navy veteran Angelo Quinto in his home on Dec. 23, 2020, while he was experiencing a mental health crisis. Quinto’s mother and sister, who witnessed the horrific death of their loved one, initially called the police believing they would help Quinto through his crisis. However, the officers instead forced him out of his mother’s arms and kneeled on his neck for more than five minutes even as he pleaded for the officers not to kill him. Quinto, described by his family as caring and artistic, graduated from high school in 2008 and attended Berkeley City College prior to joining the Navy. At a Feb. 18 press conference, his family detailed how he suffered from anxiety, and the family’s lawyer John L. Burris said Quinto “had a basic fear of police as many men do.”

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