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LBCC responds to White House decision on DACA
President Romali formally addresses the rescinding of the Federal DACA program
Long Beach City College Superintendent-President Reagan Romali has made a formal statement regarding the Department of Homeland Security’s memo to end the Deferred Action on Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program.
LBCC Student Film Captures 2017 Telly Award
Student, John Salcedo wins award for documentary film on treatment for soldiers returning from war
Long Beach City College student John Salcedo has won a 2017 Telly Award for Hyperbaric Miracles, Episode 1, the first video of his documentary web series about a promising treatment for American soldiers recovering from traumatic brain injuries and post-traumatic stress disorder. The episode, titled “Oxygen Under Pressure,” earned Salcedo a Bronze Telly in the General Health and Wellness category.
LBCC to Host International Robotics Competition
Local team, VX Industries to participate in annual underwater ROV challenge
Long Beach City College will host this year’s Marine Advanced Technical Education (MATE) center international student robotics competition June 23-25.
This year’s competition is expected to draw hundreds of students from more than 60 teams from around the world. To qualify for this international event, many of the teams participated in 30 regional competitions that took place across the United States and around the world, including Canada, the United Kingdom, Russia, Southeast Asia, Hong Kong and the Middle East.
Innovation Fund SoCal Jump-starts New Fitness Product
Four years ago, fitness trainers Brian Abercrombie and Kristin Anderson had an innovative idea for a portable Pilates exercise machine.
LBCCD Trustees Announce New Superintendent-President
Long Beach Community College District Board of Trustees announced Dr. Reagan Romali as the final candidate for Superintendent-President during the regular monthly Board of Trustees meeting tonight (March 28). The vote to finalize the appointment of Romali as Long Beach City College’s new Superintendent-President will take place at the next Board of Trustees Meeting on April 25. It is anticipated that Romali will start her new leadership position at LBCC on May 15.