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Now Hiring Academic Peer Advisors
Academic Advising is hiring peer advisors for Spring 2026 and Fall 2026. Applicants must meet qualifications to be considered.
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Fraudsters Love Tax Season -- Don't Make It Easy.
Tax season is prime time for fraud and identity theft. Scammers pose as the IRS, tax filing apps, and tax preparers to steal your info and your refund. Learn how to avoid any potential issues.
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Rooted in Resistance: The 1903 Oxnard Sugar Beet Strike and Farmworker Justice
The 1903 Sugar Beet Strike and formation of the Japanese and Mexican Labor Association is an important part of the history of solidarity and farmworker justice in Oxnard.
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Echoes of the Land Album Release
Dr. KuanFen Liu, Associate Professor of Music, has been developing her debut conducting album and after completing all 15 tracks, is excited to share that Echoes of the Land will be released globally on April 10.
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Class of 2026 Supporting Student Scholarships
CSUCI's graduating class will leave a gift for current and future Dolphins by giving back to an area on campus.
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Campus Talk and Book Signing with Dr. Marla A. Ramirez
Dr. Marla A. Ramírez, Assistant Professor at University of Wisconsin-Madison will be providing a talk on her new book, Banished Citizens: A History of the Mexican American Women Who Endured Repatriation.
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Bilingual Teacher Candidate Receives CABE Statewide Award
Vanessa Garcia, Bilingual teacher candidate, earns an award from the statewide organization California Association for Bilingual Education (CABE).
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CSUCI to Host 2026 Ventura County Agricultural Education Summit
March 20, 2026 -- Ventura County Farm to School will host the 2026 Agricultural Education Summit at CSU Channel Islands, bringing together educators, farmers, students, and community leaders for a day of learning, collaboration, and innovation focused on the region's agriculture industry.
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Learning Resource Center is Hiring
The Learning Resource Center is Hiring for Fall 2026.
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WMC is Hiring Writing Tutors
The Writing and Multiliteracy Center is Hiring Writing Tutors!
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Applications Open for Fall 2026 Panetta Congressional Internship
CSUCI is now accepting applications for the prestigious Fall 2026 Panetta Congressional Internship Program. This fully funded opportunity provides selected students with hands-on experience in Washington, D.C., working in a congressional office on Capitol Hill.
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Broome Library Survival Skills March Workshop Series
Level up your academic skills during March with Broome Library Survival Skills, a series of workshops designed to help you research smarter, use AI responsibly, and manage citations with confidence. Learn expert strategies for finding the right sources efficiently and work smarter, not harder.
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Security Tidbits: Not All MFA Is Created Alike
Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) enhances account security by requiring more than a simple username and password.
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CSUCI Students Gain Hands-On Industry Experience Through New Biotechnology Internship Pilot
March 2, 2026 - Three CSU Channel Islands (CSUCI) undergraduates were selected to participate in a new biotechnology internship pilot developed in collaboration with Amgen, providing hands-on research experience at the company's Thousand Oaks headquarters.
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CSUCI Partners with West Ventura County Business Alliance to Celebrate Women's Leadership at 2026 Women's Business Conference
Feb. 19, 2026 - In honor of International Women's Day, California State University Channel Islands (CSUCI) is proud to highlight the upcoming Women's Business Conference, an inspirational half-day professional development event taking place on Friday, March 6, 2026, from 8 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at CSUCI in Camarillo.
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