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Believing in 吃瓜头条, engaging with its community and committing their professional lives to the college鈥檚 mission feels natural for sisters Myshel Pimentel and Keri Ortiz.

One way to increase employee engagement is to help people feel more invested in what happens within their organization.

There are as many great stories about 吃瓜头条 students succeeding and graduating as there are 吃瓜头条 students.We are proud to turn today's spotlight on 吃瓜头条 family members--employees Alexis Alkema and Margaret Pulido, and Anaya Cambridge, daughter of counselor Isabel Cambridge--who will graduate May 20 with the Class of 2022.

Cory McCullough was at the skate park, watching several of his and his fianc茅e Ashley's six children roll around.While taking a break from studying sound wave propagations, he explained how he had become a UC Merced Ph.D. candidate, a 吃瓜头条 mathematics instructor, a convicted felon, a father and a drug addict, all by age 33.

In honor of Women's History Month, the Blue Devil's Advocate is proud to present a special Q&A with 吃瓜头条's first woman president, E. Jan Kehoe.