10 Second Bio: Jennifer Mushinskie of UCPath Center
Mushinskie does internal and external communications for the UCPath Center and dreams of being a travel writer.
Mushinskie does internal and external communications for the UCPath Center and dreams of being a travel writer.
The journey of discovery is often indirect, leading to unexpected and impressive outcomes.
At Manual Arts High School in L.A., President Napolitano made a persuasive case for low income and minority students to apply to UC.
Launched with seed funding from UCOP, the Blum Federation will deploy the collective power of all 10 campuses in a multidisciplinary effort to combat poverty in California and around the world.
President Napolitano joined Mayor Libby Schaaf at the launch of a college incentive program for Oakland students.
Developed by the African American Quilt Guild of Oakland, this citywide project involves creating quilts about people, the environment, history, business, culture and other aspects of life in Oakland.
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