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Cal State San Bernardino student named pre-doctoral scholar
Oct. 6, 2008
Cal State San Bernardino student George Daly is among the 76 statewide Sally Casanova California Pre-Doctoral Scholars selected from more than 200 applicants. Daly, a senior majoring in geology and also a McNair Scholar, will visit doctoral-granting institutions, including UC Santa Barbara, University of Oregon, and possibly the University of Hawaii and United Kingdom institutions in Durham and Bristol to explore opportunities for doctoral study.
San Manuel to hold annual Pow Wow at Cal State San Bernardino
Oct. 6, 2008
The San Manuel Band of Mission Indians will hold its annual Pow Wow at Cal State San Bernardino Oct. 10-12, featuring music, dancers, crafts, demonstrations of dance and making crafts and plenty of food. Known in their native language as the "Yuhaviatam," or "People of the Pines," the San Manuel Band of Mission Indians have held the annual event at CSUSB for the past seven years, dating to 1999.
Coyote Radio chosen as an official iTunes college station
Oct. 6, 2008
Coyote Radio is the only campus station in the California State University system to be included in the iTunes lineup of 50 college stations from around the world. As a college station listed on iTunes, CSUSB joins universities such as Stanford, Penn State, Yale and Columbia University.
State Supreme Court to hold special outreach session at Cal State San Bernardino Palm Desert Campus
Oct. 6, 2008
More than 2,000 high school and college students in Riverside County's Coachella Valley will see the California Supreme Court in action at a special public outreach session on Oct. 7-8 at the California State University, San Bernardino, Palm Desert Campus.
Students encouraged to apply early for fall 2009
Oct. 6, 2008
Students interested in attending Cal State San Bernardino in 2009-2010 are encouraged to apply during the priority application period, which runs through Nov. 30. Because of the state's current budget situation, California State University campuses will not receive additional enrollment funding from the state for the coming academic year.
Cal State San Bernardino dedicates its $51 million College of Education Building
Oct. 6, 2008
Public Affairs Staff
Cal State San Bernardino's newest signature structure, the $51 million College of Education building, was formally dedicated at a ribbon-cutting ceremony and celebration Friday, Oct. 3.
College of Education graduates to its own building
Oct.4, 2008
The Press-Enterprise
After almost four decades of being scattered across campus, Cal State San Bernardino on Friday unveiled a $51 million College of Education building that will centralize 80 professors at one site. The San Bernardino campus is among the top three producers of credentialed teachers in the California State University system.
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Cal State San Bernardino welcomes new home for education department
Oct. 4, 2008
The Sun
For 40 years, members of Cal State San Bernardino's education faculty were nomadic by nature, moving to different locations on campus with the hope of finding a permanent home. This fall, that place to call their own is a reality, with Friday, Oct. 3, marking the formal grand-opening and ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new $51 million College of Education Building. The article also appeared in the Redlands Daily Facts, Inland Valley Daily Bulletin and Contra Costa Times.
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Disabled athletes fit right in
Oct. 4, 2008
The Press-Enterprise
Some were accomplished athletes and some were novices just learning for how to hold a tennis racket or shoot a basket. Some who attended came in wheelchairs. Others came with challenges harder to see, like autism and deafness. What brought them together at the Cal State San Bernardino's Disability Sports Festival on Saturday was a commitment to athleticism for everybody, including the disabled.
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Getting jobs for students
Oct. 6. 2008
The Press-Enterprise
Two months ago, Cal State San Bernardino's Career Development Center launched CoyoteLink, an online program that links students with potential employers. To date, more than 1,600 students and about 300 employers have used the program, said Pamela Abell, the university's employer relations coordinator. It is the second item in the news briefs column.
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Cal Poly Pomona accepting applications till Nov. 30
Oct. 6, 2008
The Sun
As part of a "big-picture" article on early admissions for first-time freshmen at the California State University, the newpaper reports that Cal State San Bernardino officials are encouraging prospective first-time freshmen to submit applications by Nov. 30 rather than waiting until March. The earlier someone can submit an application the earlier it will be reviewed and any problems caught, said Olivia Rosas, director of admissions and student recruitment at Cal State San Bernardino. The article also appeared in the Inland Valley Daily Bulletin, Whittier Daily News and Contra Costa Times.
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Young Inland voters eager to cast their ballots
Oct, 4, 2008
The Press-Enterprise
The "Speak On It" event at Cal State San Bernardino on Thursday, Oct. 2, was mentioned in an article about young people's interest in this year's presidential election. A CSUSB, several hundred students gathered Thursday night to watch the taping of a cable TV talk show that featured sparring between supporters of John McCain and Barak Obama. The newspaper also featured a photo gallery of that event.
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Early voting in Inland area returns
Oct. 4, 2008
The Press-Enterprise
Cal State San Bernardino will be one site that will allow voters to go to the polls early. Inland residents will again be able to vote prior to election day at malls, college campuses and other locations this month. Early birds can vote as soon as Monday at registrars' offices in both counties. Voting at malls and other public spots begins Oct. 18. Registered voters can cast ballots at any early polling place in their county.
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Summit to bring together I.E. ethnic chambers of commerce
Oct. 4, 2008
Inland Valley Daily Bulletin
The Inland Empire Culture Alliance and Arrowhead Credit Union will host a legislative summit Oct. 23 at Cal State San Bernardino. The culture alliance is an "informal alliance of the ethnic chambers of commerce throughout the Inland Empire," said Dolores Armstead, vice president of the Inland Empire African-American Chamber of Commerce. The article also appeared in The Sun.
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Culture on a budget
Oct. 4, 2008
The Desert Sun
Visitors to the Palm Springs Art Museum can enjoy free educational programs based on the exhibition “Frida Kahlo: Through the Lens of Nickolas Muray,” now on view. Included are an art and writing workshop led by Cal State San Bernardino professor Juan Delgado on Oct. 11, and a lecture by CSUSB professor Dan Whitaker on Oct. 12. It is the second item in the news briefs column.
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