HOPE in the News & Community
The impact of the SRJC HOPE Program extends beyond campus. Explore news stories, student features, community partnerships, public reports, and historical publications that document HOPE's work supporting students pursuing healthcare careers.
This archive brings together stories about HOPE students, staff, alumni, partnerships, funding, and the program's continued role in strengthening the healthcare workforce.
HOPE Stories & Partnerships
Articles highlighting HOPE's work, community partnerships, funding, and impact on students pursuing healthcare careers.
Sutter Health & CTE Foundation Strengthen Health Career Pathways
A regional healthcare workforce partnership highlighting health sciences education and student pathways, including engagement with students through the SRJC HOPE Program.
Grantee Spotlight: Santa Rosa Junior College HOPE Program
A feature focused on HOPE's student support model, scholarships, community, healthcare workforce development, and the experiences of HOPE students and staff.
Community Partner Perspectives on the Healthcare Foundation
Community partners reflect on the Foundation's local impact, including scholarship support provided to students through the SRJC HOPE Program.
Supporting HOPE
A story highlighting community investment in HOPE, scholarship support, and the experiences of students pursuing healthcare education.
New $15,000 Grant to SRJC HOPE Program
An announcement of additional investment in HOPE scholarships and the local pipeline of students preparing to enter healthcare professions.
HOPE SRJC Scholarships
Learn more about the Healthcare Foundation's scholarship partnership with HOPE and its investment in students pursuing healthcare careers.
HOPE People & Leadership
Features highlighting people whose work and professional development have been connected to HOPE and the communities the program serves.
A Conversation with 2026 Mental Health Talent Pipeline Scholar Arley Rodas Lara
A conversation with HOPE Program Coordinator Arley Rodas Lara about mental health, higher education, community service, HOPE, and entering the counseling psychology profession.
Partner Spotlight: Daisy Cardenas
A feature on former HOPE Program Coordinator Daisy Cardenas, her work addressing health inequities, her community leadership, and her path toward becoming a bilingual mental health professional.
Welcoming Our New Board Member Daisy Cardenas
The Healthcare Foundation announces Daisy Cardenas' appointment to its Board of Directors while highlighting her leadership at HOPE and her work in mental health and community service.
Meet the Participants in the Mental Health Talent Pipeline Project
This feature introduces scholarship participants including Daisy Cardenas and describes her work at the SRJC HOPE Program supporting first-generation and low-income students pursuing healthcare careers.
Student Stories & Scholarships
HOPE students share their experiences pursuing healthcare education and the impact that scholarships, mentorship, academic support, and community have had on their journeys.
Spotlight on HOPE: Meet Scholarship Recipient Mia Valdez
Mia shares her experiences as a student pursuing nursing and the role that HOPE support and scholarship funding played in her educational journey.
Spotlight on HOPE: A Conversation with Meghan O'Leary
Meghan reflects on nursing school, being a first-generation college student, tutoring, and the academic and personal support she received through HOPE.
Reports & Community Impact
Reports and publications documenting HOPE's role in student success, educational access, healthcare workforce development, and community investment.
SRJC Foundation Annual Report
The SRJC Foundation Annual Report includes HOPE and highlights program support, students, scholarships, community investment, and donor impact.
Santa Rosa Community Health Needs Assessment
Kaiser Permanente's community health reporting includes investment in HOPE and healthcare education and workforce development in the Santa Rosa region.
Marin-Sonoma Community Health Snapshot
Kaiser Permanente's regional community health snapshot includes its support of the SRJC HOPE Program and services for first-generation healthcare students.
Empowering Education: A Decade at SRJC
SRJC's institutional retrospective documents HOPE's TRIO era, program funding, student support services, tutoring, counseling, and other milestones.
California Healthcare Workforce Crisis
Regional coverage providing broader context around California's healthcare workforce needs and the importance of developing strong healthcare education pipelines.
Program History & Institutional References
Articles and institutional records documenting HOPE's history, development, spaces, partnerships, and evolving role at SRJC.
HOPE: New Center Reaches Out to Minority Health Students
The Oak Leaf covered the return of SSS TRIO HOPE and the opening of a HOPE Center serving students interested in healthcare and health sciences careers.
Student Support Services TRIO HOPE
An archived SRJC catalog entry documenting HOPE's federally funded TRIO model and services including tutoring, advising, mentoring, counseling, transfer, and financial aid support.
HOPE at the Lindley Center for STEM Education
The Lindley Center webpage documents HOPE's role supporting Health Sciences students and its location alongside STEM student-support programs.
The Paths to a Healthcare Career
CTE Foundation's healthcare career resources include a conversation with Santa Rosa Junior College and HOPE about educational pathways and support services available to students.
HOPE Media & Program Links
Learn more about HOPE and explore the official program website.
SRJC HOPE Website
Explore HOPE services, resources, programs, contact information, and student support.
HOPE Data & Impact
Explore HOPE program data, outcomes, annual reports, and measures of student and community impact.
Have a HOPE Story to Share?
If you know of an article, report, publication, video, or community story featuring the SRJC HOPE Program that should be included in this archive, contact hopecenter@santarosa.edu .