Cynthia Jaime: Student Shows High Schoolers the Ropes at Port of Los Angeles Cynthia Jaime’s internship at the Port of Los Angeles is unique in that she is not just learning the business of international trade and shipping from a student’s point of view. As the coordinator of the high school intern program, the CSU Dominguez Hills senior also has an opportunity to share her formula for a successful college career with students not much younger than she.

Photo above: The Dominguez Hills Iota Gamma chapter of Phi Sigma Sigma welcomes students back to campus during the first week of classes.

Pictured, back row, L-R: Berenice Maya, junior, graphic design; Violeta Hernandez, senior, sociology; Neisha Rhodes, graduate student, negotiation, conflict resolution and peacebuilding;
Carolyn Veek (Class of ’98, B.A., political science/global politics; '05, M.P.A.); Tracey Haney (Class of '00, B.A., quantitative economics/Africana studies; '04, M.P.A.)

Front row, L-R: Rocio Diaz, sophomore, liberal studies; Stephanie Ramirez, sophomore, psychology; Maria Arevalo, senior, history; and Melina Hernandez, freshman, business administration. Photo by Joanie Harmon