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Sleeker…faster…modern.
It
sounds like an ad for running shoes
or a new fitness center. But it aptly
describes the new computers that Mission
College students will find this semester
in the Learning Resource Center.
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A L U M N I N
E W S
A
little mentoring leads to medical degree
When
Juan Carlos Pelayo enrolled in Mission
College in 1996, all he wanted to do was
take and pass a physiology class.
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Campus
improvements move forward
Brace
yourselves. Mission College’s
"new look" is expected to gradually
take hold over the next 12 months.
In fact, it’s already begun. While
many of the college’s instructors
were away on summer break, Campus Center
was re-carpeted, painted, and high traffic
areas, including stairs, were refitted
with firm rubber matting for greater safety...
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New
roles
for two administrators
For two familiar Mission College
staff members, this fall semester
looks a bit different than previous
ones. They’ve spent the summer
preparing for the start of school
in new roles.
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S
O C C E R U P D A T E
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Women’s
team has a learning year ahead
of it
Coach
Carlos Olivares isn't sure
if his women’s soccer
team is more, or less,
experienced than last year’s
squad.
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Men's
team looks for a leader
Men’s
soccer coach E.B. Madha looks
back on last year’s
season and wonders if it was
a dream.
In only their second year
back to competition after
a five-year athletics hiatus...
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You
meet the most interesting people
at Yale University. Just ask Romeo
Gonzalez.
The new Mission College ASO president
recently completed a six-week summer
session at the Ivy League school
where, he said, he met a young dutchess
from France...
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