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San Diego's Dreams for Change lets you sleep in your car
We were disturbed to learn in Moss Gropen’s otherwise interesting and important story "My House has Wheels" (December 1, 2011) that Osiris Murillo, an alumnae of our criminal justice program at San Diego State University, who lost her job during the current recession and is now living with her three year-old daughter out of her car at 28th and L Street. We are concerned about Osiris’ future and want to reach out to her (though we do not have a contact number). We encourage Osiris to get in contact with SDSU’s criminal justice program’s career adviser, Patricia Frosio 619-594-5576 ([email protected]). The SDSU Criminal Justice Student Association president RanDee McLain ([email protected]) and the criminal justice Honor Society president Adrienne Ehrlich are also there to help, and Dr. Nurge, the coordinator of the Criminal Justice Program, will arrange to cover childcare while Osiris goes for interviews. Sincerely Dr. Stuart Henry Director of the School of Public Affairs, SDSU 619-594-4355— December 5, 2011 12:35 p.m.