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NSF awards CSUCI $2.5 million to increase female and minority STEM undergraduates
The National Science Foundation has awarded the University $2.5 million to help boost the number of women and minority students who pursue a STEM degree.
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Are you a Money Mule?
Don't fall victim to scammers who promise easy money and a job that sounds too good to be true - protect yourself from serious risk by safeguarding your digital information.
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University Boating Center Classes
CSUCI's Boating Center offers classes that are open to all students, faculty and staff, including sailing, kayaking, stand up paddleboarding and more!
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Volunteer at the Dolphin Pantry
The Basic Needs Program is seeking volunteers for the fall semester; the deadline to apply is Sept. 1!
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CSUCI Biotechnology students to present stem cell research linked to diabetes, cancer and more
The public is invited to hear CSU Channel Islands (CSUCI) graduate students present their findings on stem cell research they have conducted during year-long internships.
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Tenors, basses especially needed for CSUCI Choir auditions
Auditions for the choir will be held from Aug. 5 through 9 and are open to singers from CSUCI and from the community.
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CSUCI students study Arctic Ocean during 18-day journey onboard an icebreaker
Senior Nik VanKeersbilck spent five hours looking for polar bears and was about to give up when one of the officers on board spotted one - the first one of the 2,000 nautical mile expedition.
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Bank of America grant will support student internships
Thanks to a generous grant from Bank of America, CSUCI will be increasing awareness about internships on campus and in the business community.
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CSUCI accepting spring 2020 applications
Applications from upper division transfer students will be accepted starting Aug. 1; the priority application period closes on Aug. 31.
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What is MFA and how to use it
Multi-Factor Authentication uses different factors to authenticate a person's identity before allowing access to various software, systems and data.
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Join CICA today for a new season of song!
Auditions for voice placement for the new choir season will begin on Aug. 5.
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Latest issue of Channel magazine
The spring 2019 issue of Channel magazine is available now, in print and on the web.
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Boating Center gets grant to support ongoing water recreation and safety classes
Anybody can learn to sail, paddleboard, kayak or simply learn more about our ocean through the CIBC.
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CSUCI education helped 2004 alumni couple turn injury into opportunity
Andrew and Kirsten Skinner, who met while taking classes as Business students, say the education they received during the University's earliest years has served them well.
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Grant will enable expansion of teacher academy for new physical education teachers
Supplemental funding will enable the expansion of existing programs and provide an opportunity to reach teachers in areas of California that are currently underserved.
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Art History student earns Getty-backed internship
Lauren Kime is spending 10 weeks this summer at the Corita Art Center after being awarded a prestigious Getty Marrow Undergraduate Internship.
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Two Ventura County native sons co-chair CSUCI Planned Giving Advisory Council
Two prominent executives who were born and raised in Ventura County are the new co-chairs for the CSUCI Planned Giving Advisory Council.
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Immigration, the environment and labor are topics teens will tackle through The Encampment for Citizenship at CSUCI
Immigration, labor and the environment are the target issues to be tackled by 30 teens ages 15 to 18 who will gather through July 23 at CSU Channel Islands (CSUCI) for The Encampment, a youth project supported in its early years by former First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt, John F. Kennedy, and Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr.
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ATM removal
The two ATMs on campus will be removed, effective June 28.
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State legislators and managers seek out CSUCI faculty expertise
CSU Channel Islands (CSUCI)'s Environmental Science & Resource Management (ESRM) program may not be the largest or oldest in the CSU system, but their level of expertise is such that state managers and lawmakers now routinely invite faculty members to share their research results, in-depth knowledge, and advice.
