"Today one of my students announced with great joy that he passed his citizenship test! What a joyous moment it was to be part of something greater than myself!"
—SHINE student
Project SHINE (Students Helping In the Naturalization of Elders) at San José State University is an intergenerational and intercultural community learning program. SHINE links community learning students with older immigrants and refugees seeking to learn English and navigate the complex path to U.S. citizenship. In community centers, and other selected sites in the immediate area, students tutor elders in English and computer literacy, helping them become more actively engaged in their communities, and teach the U.S. history and civics needed to pass the citizenship exam.
Project SHINE San José is a joint effort of San José City College 's Community Learning Program and San José State University 's Center for Community Learning & Leadership. It is part of a national consortium, funded by the Corporation for National Service, based at the Center for Intergenerational Learning, Temple University , Philadelphia , PA.
Attention SHINE students, click resources and information to help your learners!
For more information about Project SHINE or for additional resources please contact:
Rosalyn Coronado
rozzi1954@earthlink.net
Director
Monica Chavarria
projectshine2009@gmail.com
Program Coordinator
Lina Huynh
projectshine2009@gmail.com
Program Coordinator
Contact No: 408-924-6963
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