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Healthy Davis Together expands vaccination program
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Dr. Sheri Belafsky, left, chats with nurse Sarah Jorgensen at Thursday’s vaccine clinic in Woodland. Belafsky is the medical director of Healthy Davis Together, which is running the clinic. Anne Ternus-Bellamy/Enterprise photo
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Jessica DeZarn, a UC Davis nurse, pulls individual doses from a vial of Covid-19 vaccine at the Healthy Davis Together/CommuniCare vaccine clinic now open to the general public in Woodland. Anne Ternus-Bellamy/Enterprise photo
In the year-long battle against COVID-19, few individuals or institutions in Yolo County have had quite the impact of Healthy Davis Together.
Fresno-area community colleges get new interim chancellor. Here s what we know
Fresno Bee 3/3/2021 Ashleigh Panoo, The Fresno Bee
Mar. 2 Doug Houston, current chancellor of Yuba Community College District, will be the new interim chancellor for the State Center Community College District, the SCCCD board announced Tuesday evening.
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Current SCCCD Chancellor Paul Parnell will retire in July after being hired in 2016.
Houston is coming from Northern California, where he leads five campuses, including Yuba Community College and Woodland Community College.
Before that, he was the superintendent/president of Lassen College and served in various administrative positions at Butte College and Barstow College, according to his biography.
Woodland Community College to offer COVID-19 relief grants to students
Woodland Community College will be providing another round of COVID-19 relief grants to eligible students during the spring semester. These grants will be made possible due to the approval of the Federal Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2021.
The funds will be offered as direct cash payments to students to provide economic relief to be applied for expenses such as enrollment fees, food, housing, healthcare, technology and childcare. Students who are enrolled in six or more units during the spring 2021 semester will be eligible for the additional aid. The grant amounts will range from $300 to $550 and will be automatically disbursed in February. The spring semester starts on Monday, Jan. 25.
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