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Legacy of Sean Monterrosa Continues through Knowledge Up Scholarship
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Legacy of Sean Monterrosa Continues through Knowledge Up Scholarship
By Daniela Villegas JovelTabari Morris, former news editor for The Guardsman, and Yenia Jimenez, a Latin American studies major, were the two inaugural recipients of a scholarship honoring the former City College student, Sean Monterrosa. Monterrosa was shot and killed by Vallejo police Detective Jarrett Tonn in 2020, amidst the nationwide protests against the killing of George Floyd.Board of Trustees President Aliya Chisti commended Monterrosa’…
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