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June Employee Learning and Development
As we continue to navigate the changing landscape following the global pandemic, be sure to spend some time on yourself this month with some great opportunities from Employee Learning and Development!
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CSUCI Receives $15 million gift from philanthropist MacKenzie Scott and Dan Jewett
CSU Channel Islands has received a $15 million gift from MacKenzie Scott and her husband Dan Jewett in recognition of the University's commitment to equity and inclusion, the social mobility of its students, and its overall contribution to the greater good of communities, the region and nation.
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CSUCI Professor of Physics will travel to Indonesia on a Fulbright scholarship
Professor of Applied Physics Geoff Dougherty, Ph.D., will teach in Indonesia during the 2021/2022 academic year on a Fulbright Senior Scholarship. It's another chapter in a career that has taken Dougherty around the world.
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CSUCI Associate VP for Student Affairs earns regional award
Cindy Derrico's skill and leadership during the hundreds of challenges she has faced during her 30+ year career in student affairs has earned her the Charles L. Miller Leadership & Service Award for 2021, an honor from the Western Association of College and University Housing Officers.
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Summer travel is back - 5 quick tips for travelers
Review these five tips to give yourself peace of mind and keep your data secure.
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President's Staff Award for Excellence - Call for Nominations
Nominations are now being accepted for the President's Staff Award for Excellence.
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Have a passion for health and wellness? Apply today!
The Wellness Promotion and Education program has a wealth of opportunities available to students this fall.
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CSUCI's Basic Needs program gets a welcome $127,652 boost
CSUCI's Basic Needs Program, which provides food, financial and emergency housing assistance, received a boost in the form of a $27,652.17 grant in April and another $100,000 in May from the CSU Chancellor's Office, for a total of $127,652.17.
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CSUCI among the top 30 "Most Promising Places To Work In Student Affairs" for the seventh year in a row
Hiring and maintaining a diverse staff and making sure all of their voices are heard are some of the main reasons CSU Channel Islands' Division of Student Affairs has been named one of the "2021 Most Promising Places to Work in Student Affairs" for the seventh consecutive year.
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"Building Confidence: COVID-19 Vaccinations"
All CSU employees are invited to join us tomorrow, June 8, to learn more about the COVID-19 vaccine, courtesy of a live broadcast presented by Kaiser Permanente.
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Summer GRE Test Prep Sessions
Register now for the next round of GRE Test Prep sessions, set for June 22 - July 8.
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Metrolink Saturday Service
Explore destinations between Moorpark and the Los Angeles area for just $10 roundtrip on the weekends, thanks to a new program from Metrolink.
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CSUCI Chorus celebrates Black composers with "Into the Light" spring concert
A choral arrangement of "I Believe" by composer Mark Miller will be among the selections in the CSUCI virtual Spring 2021 Choral Program celebrating Black composers like Miller, entitled "Into the Light."
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Human Resources service enhancement
A new web-based customer service catalog for HR services is being developed so users can find request most services from one central location.
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Environmental Science & Resource Management faculty receive almost $400,000 to study beach access inequities
Two Environmental Science & Resource Management faculty members from CSUCI will study the problem after receiving funding for a project called "Sustaining Beaches and Social Equity under Higher Sea Levels: An interdisciplinary case study of the Santa Barbara Littoral Cell."
