Cal State San Bernardino's 2008 National Model United Nations team followed tradition by repeating as an Outstanding Delegation at the annual competition in New York in April. The recognition, the highest honor given to teams, gives CSUSB 12 such honors in the Model UN competition. This year, the team of 17 students represented the Republic of the Philippines.

Graduate students from Cal State San Bernardino's National Security Studies program will present their research and findings during the second annual Colloquium on Intelligence to be held today, Friday, May 9, at Cal State San Bernardino.

Neil Simon's "Come Blow Your Horn" will be performed at Cal State San Bernardino's Palm Desert Campus May 9-11 in the university's Indian Wells Theater. Show times are Friday, May 9, at 7 p.m., Saturday, May 10, at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m., and Sunday, May 11, at 2 p.m.

Tony Coulson, professor of information management at Cal State San Bernardino, has been named a recipient of the 2008 Award for Innovative Excellence in Teaching, Learning and Technology. Coulson was among the 40 teaching faculty from across the United States and around the world honored by the Center for the Advancement of Teaching and Learning for their innovative contributions to teaching and learning in higher education.

Dorothy E. Inghram, the first African American teacher in San Bernardino County, will be the featured speaker at the "Conversations on Diversity" lecture series at Cal State San Bernardino on Tuesday, May 13.

How to save local history will be addressed by Larry Burgess, author, historian and director for the A.K. Smiley Public Library in Redlands, during a talk on Wednesday, May 14, at Cal State San Bernardino. Burgess' appearance is this year's Rheubottom-Webster local history lecture.

Donovan Chau, a Cal State San Bernardino assistant professor of political science specializing in politics and international relations, has been chosen for a fellowship with the Foundation for the Defense of Democracies.

A veteran Cal State San Bernardino professor and a new school in Montclair have something in common - both carry the name of David Stine. Stine, who is a professor emeritus in the university's College of Education and has served on the San Bernardino County Board of Education for more than 18 years, has a new school named after him after a recent unanimous vote by the county school board.

Antronette (Toni) Yancey, a nationally recognized expert in chronic disease prevention and intervention, will be the guest speaker at a program presented by the Office of Research and Development and the Research Infrastructure in Minority Institutions Office at Cal State San Bernardino. Yancey will speak at 10:30 a.m. Monday, May 12, at the Panorama Room of the university's Lower Commons.

Registration for summer 2008 classes at Cal State San Bernardino's Palm Desert Campus will begin on Wednesday, April 30. Summer session classes run in two six-week sessions from June 18 to July 24 and from July 28 to Sept. 3 and one 10-week session from July 18 to Aug. 28.

College students hoping to get ahead of schedule or just take an extra class to stay on track for graduation can enroll for summer courses at Cal State San Bernardino. The university is currently accepting applications for the 2008 summer term.

Cal State San Bernardino's College of Business and Public Administration will honor Dev A. GnanaDev as its 2008 Arrowhead Distinguished Executive Officer on Friday, May 9, at the Ontario Convention Center. GnanaDev, who founded the New Beginnings - Gang Tattoo Removal Program for reformed gang members, is a graduate of the college's first "M.B.A. for Executives" program in 2001.

A multi-million dollar estate gift will benefit the top college-bound students from the Inland Empire and beyond with full scholarships at Cal State San Bernardino. The contribution will be made through the John M. Pfau Family Scholarship Endowment, which has been established in honor of the university's founding president.

Cal State San Bernardino introduced a new advisory board to its Admissions and Student Recruitment Office during the university's annual Counselor's Day Thursday, May 1. Along with the introduction of the advisory board, the admissions office honored college outreach programs during the event.

Cal State San Bernardino and the California State University Alumni Council honored CSUSB alumna Respondia "Dia" Poole as the university's 2008 Alumna Advocate of the Year. The recognition took place Monday, April 28, at the CSU's annual Alumni Legislative Day event in Sacramento.

More than 250 Cal State San Bernardino students, faculty and staff celebrated Earth Day on campus Tuesday, April 22, with various events culminating with the creation of a "human recycling triangle" symbol on the lawn of the university's Pfau Library.

The American Association of Museums has awarded California State University, San Bernardino’s Robert V. Fullerton Art Museum the highest national recognition a museum can achieve – accreditation.

After serving a year as the interim police chief for Cal State San Bernardino's University Police Department, Jimmie Brown was formally sworn in as the university's top cop today, Friday, April 18, at the Santos Manuel Student Union.

Darleen Stoner, professor of environmental education at Cal State San Bernardino, received the 2007 Environmental Achievement Award from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's Region 9 on Monday, April 14, in San Francisco.

Cal State San Bernardino faculty, staff and students will soon be asked to voice their opinions about various services on campus. The California State University will be conducting system-wide customer satisfaction surveys this spring to gauge how the campus communities at many CSUs feel about various services they provide.