The Cerritos College Walk of Fame honors students showing outstanding excellence in the areas of arts, literature, government, sports, and the sciences. Click on the image above to take a stroll down the walk!
Stories featured:
Daniel Flores: The former student trustee talks about what it takes to connect the faculty and the students through action and the board of trustees meetings.
Hope Garcia: Navy veteran shares her struggles growing up and how art has become her passion.
Amadi Kagoma: Foreign tennis player talks about how he adjust to America and what it’s like where he is from.
Jaymee Del Rosario: Possibly the first Cerritos College student to colonize Mars as she is part of the Mars One program.
Carissa Kane: 19 year old with a 4.0 and interest in engineering. She wants to work in a aeronautics career.
Alejandra Lopez: ASCC Court justice, Lopez shares her inspiration for the leader she has become.
Jessica Wu: Sparks fly as Wu talks about her possible career in electrical engineering.
Robin Gaitan: The fact that she is blind doesn’t stop her from her writing success, read about how you don’t need eyes to see the world you write.
Miles Aiello: The former ASCC president talks about the man behind the political mask and what are his aspirations.
Emilio Morales: Listen to the soothing sound of Morales’ piano and see what put his fingers to the keys.
Daniel Lopez: An unusual injury for a player in his position, baseball pitcher talks about his fight with this peculiar injury.
Michael Pfirmann: A remarkable story of the student becoming the teacher.
Interviews, stories, and design by: Emily Curiel, Michael Garcia, Mario Jimenez, and Sebastian Echeverry.
