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Professor of Art History and her artist husband chronicle the homeless in Los Angeles with "Sidewalk Inn"
Using only their iPhones, CSUCI Professor of Art History Irina D. Costache, Ph.D., and her husband, Cristian, began shooting photos to tell part of the evolving story of Los Angeles homelessness.
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Joseph I. Castro Appointed Eighth CSU Chancellor
The California State University Board of Trustees has appointed Joseph I. Castro, Ph.D., to serve as the eighth chancellor of the California State University.
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HyFlex design brings new functionality to classrooms
Five classrooms have been outfitted with permanent equipment to enhance remote learning and mitigate the need for faculty to develop multiple sets of curricula.
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CSU Trustee Scholar credits "the village" at CSUCI for his success
Biology and Global Studies major Patricio Ruano credits hard work, a high school mentor and the CSUCI "village" with his being recently named one of 23 CSU Trustee scholars.
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The CI Staff Council Statement in Solidarity and Support for Black Communities
CSUCI's Staff Council decided that the group wanted to create a statement around the organization's commitment to supporting our Black communities both within and beyond our campus community.
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Reminder! Professional development opportunities available
There is still time to register for professional development courses this month - find the right one for you and register today!
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National college reports give CSUCI high marks for social mobility, affordability and overall quality
CSU Channel Islands is listed among the top 20 "Best Bang for Your Buck" Colleges in the West in Washington Monthly's annual college guide.
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Virtual Career and Internship Fair
Connect virtually with employers and learn more about internships, part-time and full-time employment at the Virtual Career and Internship Fair on Sept. 30.
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CSUCI mathematics alumni excel with "big data" work at NSWC Port Hueneme Division
Six CSUCI Mathematics alumni are doing exceptional work with so-called "big data" out at Naval Base Ventura County in Port Hueneme.
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Free Cybersecurity training
CSUCI's Information Security Team is pleased to share free online and on-demand cybersecurity training for veterans, offered by the Federal Virtual Training Environment.
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Students Needed - Apply Today to Represent Your Fellow Dolphins!
Students are needed to serve on the newly developed Vice President for Student Affairs Student Advisory Board - a group comprised of undergraduate and graduate students reflecting the diversity of our campus that will meet regularly with the Dean of Students and VPSA to discuss new initiatives and emergent issues.
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A Message from President Beck: Preparing for Spring 2021
President Beck provides information following the announcement from CSU Chancellor White that the CSU will continue primarily virtual instruction for the spring term.
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September Professional Development
Join us this September as we ease back into the new Fall semester with live online learning activities.
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Message from CSU Chancellor Timothy White
CSU Chancellor Timothy White has announced that all 23 CSU campuses will continue primarily virtual instruction for the spring 2021 semester.
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Trace the history of civil rights, explore ancient Pompeii and laugh with the Marx Brothers with CSUCI's Osher Lifelong Learning Institute
Actor/comedian Nicholas Santa Maria plans to share his work and research into what made Americans laugh through the last century with "For the Love of Laughter: The History of Film Comedy in America," part of the lineup for CSUCI's OLLI fall series.
