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Observing Cesar Chavez Day virtually
In this period of social distancing, CSUCI's Center for Community Engagement had to redesign the Cesar Chavez Day of Service and will now offer opportunities to get engaged virtually.
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Broome Library Copyright Workshop: Licensing
Join Elizabeth Blackwood for this virtual workshop to learn more about media licensing in academia.
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Digital intruders target Zoom meetings
In the midst of the Coronavirus pandemic, digital intruders, also known as Zoom-bombers, have begun targeting meetings to gain access to sensitive information or harass others.
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CSUCI will postpone 2020 Commencement
With the health and well-being of students and employees as the University’s highest priority, CSUCI will postpone the May 23rd Commencement ceremony to another date later in the calendar year.
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CSUCI takes further steps toward social distancing on campus
CSU Channel Islands is accelerating efforts to keep students, staff, and faculty safe from coronavirus (COVID-19) by taking further steps to create social distance.
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Accelerating Social Distancing for Students and Employees
In response to the ongoing pandemic, the University has accelerated the plan for social distancing for students and employees.
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CANCELED: Women's Recognition Luncheon
In consideration of the ongoing and fluid situation regarding COVID-19, and to ensure compliance with social distancing recommendations,the Women's Recognition Luncheon has been canceled.
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Reduced bus service will begin March 21
Due to the transition to virtual instruction, VCTC bus service will be reduced starting March 21.
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Boating Center Youth Camp
The 14th annual Youth Watersports and Marine Education Camp will be held this summer at Channel Islands Harbor.
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CSUCI cancels classes March 16-19 and accelerates virtual instruction
The University has announced that classes are canceled March 16-19. The decision was made out of an abundance of caution and in response to local K-12 school closures and the Governor's announcement asking seniors to self-quarantine at home.
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CSUCI Event Guidance - Faculty and staff
Additional information has been released to help guide faculty and staff with event planning and decisions.
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Ventura County Public Health Declaration
Ventura County Public Health has declared a local public health emergency due to a confirmed third travel-related coronavirus case of a Ventura County resident.
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Online Coronavirus map delivers well-known malware
Beware of a malicious website posing as the live, global map for COVID-19 outbreaks.
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CSUCI to transition to virtual instruction
The University has announced that it will begin to transition to virtual instruction following its spring break. The campus continues to remain safe and there are zero presumptive and no confirmed cases of COVID-19 on or related to CSUCI.
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STEM grant will benefit CSUCI Santa Rosa Island Research Station
Thanks to a grant from Edison International, the parent company of Southern California Edison, CSUCI students will continue to be able to travel to Santa Rosa Island for research.
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Young woman gets to know her dead sister as they battle dragons together in CSUCI's "She Kills Monsters"
"She Kills Monsters" will run March 12-14 and tells the story of two sisters and the connection that continues long after death.
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Childcare Survey
CSUCI is conducting a feasibility study for an Early Childhood Education Center on campus and we need your input!
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GRE Test prep - Zoom sessions still available
There is still time to register for the latest GRE Test Prep sessions, being hosted remotely via Zoom.
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Staff Award for Excellence
Nominations for the Staff Award for Excellence will be accepted through Friday, March 22.
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Reminder: March Professional Development
There is still time to register for professional development courses this month!
