On this episode of The Birds and the Bees and the Bills, host Arlene Arreola speaks with Andrea Acosta about how millenials are compared to older and younger generations. Social impacts are also discussed, which shape millennials into the way they are today.
What started as a documentary about the programs that offer free education in Los Angeles resulted in a piece highlighting the LA Promise program here at Pierce College. The Los Angeles College Promise provides one year of free enrollment to all full-time students graduating from LAUSD and charter high schools beginning with seniors graduating in 2017. The LA promise is the first of many programs forming across the America providing tuition free education. The LA Promise program is comprised of faculty members across community college campuses. KPC Radio spoke about the program and the benefits it’s bringing to college campuses in the San Fernando Valley with Sergio Gonzalez, the outreach and recruitment coordinator at Pierce College, Cesar Ventareno, LA Promise mentor, Sunday Salter, President of Transfer at Pierce College, Joanna B Zimring-Towne , faculty coordinator for the college promise district wide and Freshman Natalie Gonzalez.
On this episode of “United Voices,” host Crystal Sanchez interviews Miller Camacho, an instructor in a charter school in San Fernando Valley. They talked about the importance of education here in America and in his country of birth, Colombia. They also talked about his struggles coming to this country and he gave his opinion about the termination of DACA
On the second episode of “ESL,” host Ezzat Wanas interviews Pierce business administration major Hanaa Bishay. They talk about how long Bishay has been in the United States, the idea of culture shock, and the challenges she has had to overcome in order to keep pursuing an education.
In this episode of “ESL,” host Ezzat Wanas speaks with Mary Nser in Arabic about how she manages to chase her educational goals while mastering the English language. Nser discusses her difficulties with being an ESL students and the ways in which she refuses to give up.
Local Voices with Isela González is a weekly talk show discussing local community issues to inform. On this episode, Isela interviews Ramon Barajas III and Brain Astezana both are consultant of JBM and Community Organizer. New generation of politician educated people local and world wides. Brain spoke about his business and on the side of helping people from Africa specific Nigeria political. Barajas is more involve local, latin America. They are focus to educating youth and multiculture education on politics. They help those who want made a change of his community by educating on politics to see a better world. http://
Isela González que conduce Las Voices Locales. Que se enfocan en la comunidad. En este episodio Isela entrevista Olga González que es representante de Universidad de Guadalajara en linia. Maria Guadalupe Ocegueda que es una alumna de de universidad virtual. que obtuvo un Licenciatura en Educación. Marvelia Alpizar que es estudiante que esta trabajando su maestría en periodismo. Ocegueda y Alpizar encontraron sopor con los profesores y recomiendan la escuela. UDGVIRTUAL ofrece bajo costo inscription y cuenta la educación en Estados Unidos, Mexico versus. Lo que ofrecen Bachilleratos, Licenciaturas, Mastrias, y Doctorados.
Local Voices with Isela Gonzalez is a weekly talk show discussing local community issues. On this episode Isela interviews Aida Espinoza Vasquez, who is an Academic Dean at Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México in Los Ángeles. Aida mentions the educational opportunities for Mexican American students at UNAM. She explains that all students can get their Bachelor’s, Master’s and PhD. through the online programs offered. Aida shares that her organization is contracted to work with CSUN. She also encourages Mexican American’s to register, apply and take the admission exam.