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WEST HILLS COLLEGE: West Hills Community College District Welcomes Newest Board of Trustees Member Crystal Jackson.

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West Hills College issued the following announcement on Dec. 17

West Hills Community College District welcomed the addition of a new governing board member, Dr. Crystal Jackson. Dr. Jackson was installed at the WHCCD annual organizational meeting on December 15.  

“Dr. Jackson represents Trustee Area 4 in Lemoore and I am delighted to welcome her as our the newest member.  She brings a wealth of experience and new, fresh ideas and perspectives," WHCCD Chancellor Dr. Stuart Van Horn said.

Jackson is a New York native who was raised in Martinsville, Virginia. Before she arrived in Lemoore, Jackson spent four years in the Navy.  She served as an aviation ordnanceman, was stationed in Okinawa, Japan, and deployed during Desert Storm.  

Jackson sees her time in the Navy as valuable. “The Navy taught me how to adjust to things quickly and to communicate with people around me,” she said.   

Dr. Jackson holds a bachelor's degree in theology, a masters in Christian Counseling and in 2016 she completed her doctorate in divinity. She has taught in both K-12 and college classrooms and has an extensive background and passion for education.  

“I love helping people and feel education is vital to the upward mobility,” said Jackson.  “I am looking forward helping those in my community reach the next level through higher education.” 

Jackson replaces the former board member Bobby Lee and will represent Trustee area 4 in Lemoore. Jackson was installed to the WHCCD board along with along with Martin Maldonado who was re-elected, Steve Cantu who ran unopposed, and Mark McKean also unopposed. 

Original source can be found here.

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