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SWC Students Find Inspiration and Purpose at Asian American Studies Conference During AANHPI Heritage Month
By: Ko Inouye
As part of Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander (AANHPI) Heritage Month, Southwestern College (SWC) students had the opportunity to attend the Association for Asian American Studies (AAAS) Conference—an experience that left a lasting impression on two emerging scholars and creatives (...)
SWC Vocational Nursing Graduate Celebrates National #1 Ranking and the Journey That Shaped Her
By Ko Inouye
When Angela Castellón graduated from Southwestern College’s (SWC) Vocational Nursing (VN) program, she already knew she was part of something special. But the latest rankings have added even more pride to her accomplishment (...)
Jaguar Express: A Pathway to College, Confidence, and Community
By Ko Inouye
For many students, the transition from high school to college can feel overwhelming—but at Southwestern College (SWC), programs like Jaguar Express are helping make that journey smoother, more supported, and more inspiring.
Southwestern College Honors the Late Stephen K. Bowlin as Employee of the Quarter
By Ko Inouye
Southwestern College (SWC) is proud to recognize Stephen K. Bowlin, Fire Facilities and Equipment Specialist (FES), as the Employee of the Quarter for April–June 2025. Nominated by Lorraine Hutchinson, Director of Fire Technology, Bowlin’s unwavering dedication, problem-solving abilities (...)
Building a Bridge to Success: Southwestern College's Men of Color Initiative
By Keith Turner
Southwestern College has taken another significant stride towards educational equity with the launch of its Men of Color Success and Excellence program in Spring 2024. This initiative is not merely a program; it's a commitment to fostering a sense of belonging and empowering (...)
A Ghanaian Epiphany: Why Black Students Need a Village
By Victor Brown
On a Ghanaian beach, I witnessed a profound act of community. A brief recess during an educational summit in Ghana with my Southwestern College colleagues offered a life-altering realization. Fishermen struggled to haul in a massive net, and one by one, locals—young and old, mothers with infants, even seniors—stopped to help (...)
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