A student fell and had a seizure \u00a0in the Business Department building on Oct. 3.<\/p>\n
San Jose City College President Byron Breland said the student lost his balance and fell down a stairwell in the building. It is unknown if the seizure was caused by a pre-existing condition.<\/p>\n
The injured students name has not been released as of yet.<\/p>\n
\u201cThere was no fault from the facilities or the conditions of the school,\u201d Breland said.<\/p>\n
He said medically-trained SJCC student, Jennifer Santa, was present when the incident occurred.<\/p>\n
Santa applied pressure to the wound and helped the student remain calm until medical personnel arrived.<\/p>\n
Breland said he is happy to have students like Santa on campus.<\/p>\n
He also had the chance to meet with her and thank her in person. Breland gave Santa\u00a0a letter of appreciation and a new SJCC sweatshirt because hers was ruined during the incident.<\/p>\n
A quote from the letter states, \u201cSJCC is very proud to have a student who exhibits selfless regard such as you. We are inspired by your actions. As an educational institution, we can only hope that every member of the campus community embodies the responsibility, civic pride, compassion, and maturity in decision-making that you exhibited that day.\u201d<\/p>\n
Breland said that these are the people we need to have on our campus, and he hopes to meet more students like Santa, students who help their fellow classmates.<\/p>\n
\u201cA lot of the students have a certain type of apathy like, should I get involved? Is there going to be some kind of consequence? Is there going to be any paperwork \u2026 or questions from medical personnel or police?\u201d Breland said.<\/p>\n
But part of the responsibility of being more than just a student is getting involved.<\/p>\n
\u201cThe big picture is we are all here,\u201d Breland said. \u201cWe need to treat everyone like family.”<\/p>\n
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