Brian Whitehead
Assistant Director, Communications at Pomono Collage
There's only two dudes better than me, and I'm both of 'em. Assistant Director, Communications @PomonaCollege . Husband. Father. Son. Brother. Friend.
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1 month ago |
pomona.edu | Brian Whitehead
The group examined the specificities of issues facing the area by collaborating with nonprofits Larkin Street Youth Services, St. Anthony's, San Francisco-Marin Food Bank, Project Open Hand and Compass Family Services. Additionally, Lam and her peers learned the history of San Francisco's Chinatown during a walking tour, and they sat in on the Housing Authority of the City and County of San Francisco's monthly Development, Finance and Operations Committee meeting.
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Dec 11, 2023 |
pomona.edu | Brian Whitehead
Story Date: Monday, December 11, 2023 Diana Castellanos '24 holds a moss ball left with her for safekeeping during the holidays. Photo by: Jeff Hing Around this time last year, Diana Castellanos ’24 was approached by several friends scrambling for someone to plant-sit before they left campus for winter break.
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Nov 15, 2023 |
pomona.edu | Brian Whitehead
A myriad of new and revised courses were introduced at Pomona College this fall semester, bolstering studies in classics, philosophy, politics and more than two dozen other majors. Four professors recently explained the importance and timeliness of their respective courses, as well as how such additions to the College’s curriculum would prepare students for life after Pomona.
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Nov 8, 2023 |
pomona.edu | Brian Whitehead
Among the new transfer students at Pomona College are two Army veterans who found the campus’ charm and surrounding community too inviting to pass up. Half-way through the fall semester, they have been embraced by other veterans and transfer students and hope to maximize their time at Pomona, which will propel them into the next chapter of their lives. Christian Lopez ’25As counterintuitive as it sounds, the military is an easy line of work, according to Christian Lopez ’25.
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Oct 24, 2023 |
pomona.edu | Brian Whitehead
The Class of 2027 comes to Pomona College from 39 states and 34 countries, with plans to study the humanities, social sciences and STEM subjects. The 410 new first-year students on campus this school year represent one of the most ethnically and racially diverse classes in college history. Six classmates reflect on what brought them to Pomona, how the first two months have treated them and what the future has in store.
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Humbled to be recognized for my oral history on San Bernardino’s 2012 bankruptcy filing. Hours of interviews and revisiting old stories went into creating a comprehensive piece on a pivotal moment in city and area history.
Enterprise News Story or Series (Dailies: 15,000 & under) First: The Tribune (@SLOTribune) Second: The San Bernardino Sun (@sbsun) #Californiajournalismawards https://t.co/1DaH9BLGgu https://t.co/aa3csTcc1x
“This is nostalgia,” said Sabrina Rogers, who once worked at the Coffee Bean inside. My report for @sbsun on a day San Bernardino has waited for for a long time. https://t.co/MmY6ytHD0X
Remnants of the concrete planter San Bernardino leaders took a sledgehammer to as they marked the start of the demolition process at Carousel Mall. Lots of spectators walked away with pieces. @sbsun https://t.co/l8ilfUFHji
