VTA Board Meeting – December 11th at 5:30 PM
Come join us in supporting the Alum Rock BART station, which VTA is threatening to cut from its planned extension. The Community has been laboring on this project for over […]
Eventos, Noticias
Noticias
Revitalizing St. James Park through a Community Cafe
Author: Jeremy Attema Great cities are defined by great parks; with that in mind, St. James Park has enormous potential to be a true asset to the people of San
Growing Sustainably: A Way to Raise Healthy, Educated Children
Author: Aly Thompson, RD My favorite part of the day is when I pick up my garden education students from recess at McKinley Elementary. I see their faces light up.
Destino: Universidad
Author: Elizabeth Figueroa True or False: College Day isn’t very useful for children seven years or younger. If you aren’t entirely sure how to answer
San Jose is Considering Housing Impact Fee to Support Affordable Homes: A Student’s Perspective
Author: Shannon McDonald Cathy is a busy San José State University graduate student with a blossoming career in the environmental service field. Ten years ago, as a newbie to the
Positive Change from a Simple Idea
Peter Lee, professor in the School of Social Work, and Jennifer Goto, Minister at St. Paul’s United Methodist Church celebrate Earth Day in O’Donnell’s Park. Photo Credit: Jeanette Ramos. Jennifer
Faculty Corner: Congratulations Stacy Gleixner
We’d like to give a shout out to Stacy Gleixner, a Professor in Biomedical, Chemical and Materials Engineering who launched Engineering in Action 3 years ago. This semester Stacy
Registration Open: Silicon Valley NDTC
Don’t forget to register for the upcoming Silicon Valley Neighborhood Development Training Conference on Saturday, October 11th. It will be a great day of workshops aimed for those who are
SJSU supports families and young people to make college an option
SAT, ACT. FAFSA. CalGrant. The Common App. The list of acronyms that are necessary for you to understand in order to navigate the college application process is enough to confuse
Creating a College-going Culture: Five Qs with Dana Bunnett
On October 10th, many of the schools in Santa Clara County will participate in College Day, a day meant inspire a college-going culture, so that all elementary, middle, and high