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Latino education activist mentored program director
Long before Andrea Bingham began launching CSUCI’s most advanced degree, she saw what inequity in education looks like.
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Student Government President attributes growth to services
Daisy Navarrete transformed from a shy teen who rarely went anywhere, and now she helps others get the help they need.
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Alum hopes to use MS degree to help home country
Oleksandr Nikolenko found his calling in Computer Science and wants to use the skills he's learned to help his home country.
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Alumnus worked hard to overcome challenges and serve others
First-generation college student Efrain Cazares opened an insurance office in Oxnard to assist the large Latino community.
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Tackling challenges leads to rewarding military career
Embracing a range of experiences at CSUCI enabled Jelon Peavy to challenge himself, learn new skills and work his way up in a career he…
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Alumnus uses research and advocacy to equip military
Overseeing 156 weapons and combat-system programs for the U.S. Navy means that CSU Channel Islands alumnus Robert J. Stukes is perpetually…
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University helped software engineer turn his life around
The small class sizes, personal attention and close ties to industry ended up being exactly what Sam Mazarei needed.
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Building relationships to electrify the future
Natalie Yanez enrolled in CSUCI’s MBA program to advance her career after a decade working in the financial sector.
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CSUCI support enabled Netflix manager to find herself
Using skills she developed as a resident assistant, Christina Thiele-Yancy worked her way up from a soap opera internship.
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Alumna supervises fingerprint and crime-scene investigations
A broad science background enables Dennise Hernandez to hold her own in the Ventura County Sheriff’s Forensic Services Bureau.