What does the YOLA Center mean for students?
YOLA alums Dalanie Harris and Laura Garcia share their thoughts
When the Judith and Thomas L. Beckmen YOLA Center in Inglewood opens its doors, what will it mean for students? And what will it mean for the surrounding community? YOLA alums Dalanie Harris—herself born and raised in Inglewood—and Laura Garcia share their thoughts.
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