“We want to wish Josh Gallegos a happy retirement after 40 years of teaching at Río Hondo College – he has been an inspiration to his peers and our students in his many years on campus,” Superintendent/President Teresa Dreyfuss said. Gallegos also appeared in numerous films and TV shows over the years, including “The Three Amigos,” “Star Trek: The Motion Picture,” “Charlie’s Angels,” “Knight Rider” and “Death Wish 2.” Navy during the Vietnam War, where he rose to the rank of E5 petty officer.
Gallegos left the College briefly in the late 1960s to serve in the U.S. “I also taught at Riverside City College and California State University, Dominguez Hills – but that was nothing compared to the joy and satisfaction I got from teaching and being a forensics coach at Río Hondo College,” Gallegos said. Gallegos earned his Associate of Arts degree from Río Hondo College in 1975 before transferring to UCLA to earn his bachelor’s degree in 1977 and master’s degree in 1979. He played on the College’s inaugural football team in 1966, earned third place in expository speaking at the Phi Ro Pi National Championships in 1973, earned fifth place in expository speaking at the Phi Ro Pi National Championships in 1974, participated in numerous stage plays and was a member of the Ballet Folklorico in 1975. Gallegos has served as an adjunct professor for Río Hondo College’s Division of Communications and Languages since 1981, but his longstanding relationship with Río Hondo College began as a student. WHITTIER – Río Hondo College professor, playwright and alumnus Josh Gallegos is bidding the College farewell after more than 50 years of memories in athletics, speech and debate, performing arts and overall excellence.
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