San Bernardino Community College District
Heather Ford, PACE, currently serves as the Senior Executive Administrative Assistant in the Office of the Chancellor at the San Bernardino Community College District, a position held since May 2018. Previously, Ford worked as a Project Manager in Marketing/Communications for University Preferred Health Partners, where responsibilities included leading the strategy and execution of annual marketing plans. Earlier roles include Director of Marketing and Development at the Mission Inn Foundation and Museum, Nonprofit Resource Center Director at Community Connect, Marketing Director/Operations Manager at Lee & Associates Commercial Real Estate Services, Special Events Manager at the Victorville Chamber of Commerce, and Marketing Assistant at the Lake Arrowhead Communities Chamber of Commerce. Ford holds a Bachelor of Science in Marketing and an Associate of Arts in Business, both from the University of Phoenix.
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San Bernardino Community College District
At the San Bernardino Community College District, our faculty and staff don’t just perform a job; they’re on a mission to make a difference. We serve 22 cities in the heart of Inland Southern California and create new opportunities for 27,000 students each year through Crafton Hills College and San Bernardino Valley College. The impact we make ripples beyond the walls of our colleges. We cultivate minds and transform our community through the KVCR, the region’s National Public Radio (NPR) and Public Broadcasting System (PBS) television station affiliate. Through our day-to-day educational enterprise, student spending and alumni impact, SBCCD generates $621 million in local economic activity each year. We are strategically building upon our nearly 100-year history – working to open our doors to more students and working to modernize our buildings and classrooms to meet the educational needs of our rapidly growing region. At the center of our goals and aspirations is our faculty and staff who don’t just perform a job, they make a difference for our students and our community.