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Data Privacy Day is Jan. 28 - are you ready?
Data Privacy Day promotes the awareness of the importance of privacy and reminds organizations that privacy is good for business.
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New Year, New You...Same W-2 Tax Scam
With tax season in full swing, it is important to ensure your personal and financial information is secure when filing your taxes and working with the IRS.
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Spring 2020 Student Housing permits now available online
Housing parking permits for the spring 2020 semester are now available for purchase.
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2020 Corporate Games registration now open!
Registration is now open for the 2020 City of Ventura Corporate Games competition, which will take place March 21 through May 2.
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CSUCI hosts Pulitzer Prize finalist Tommy Orange for campus reading celebration
Pulitzer Prize finalist Tommy Orange will visit the campus on Jan. 29 for the annual Campus Reading Celebration.
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Martin Luther King, Jr. Day of Service 2020
This year's Day of Service will support Food Share's Senior Nutrition Garden on Friday, Jan. 31.
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The Cove Bookstore: Sale on Champion brand women's apparel
The Cove Bookstore will hold a sale on select women's apparel Jan. 9 through Feb. 7.
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VCTC Schedule Changes and Fare Increases
Schedule changes and fare increases within Ventura County will commence on Jan. 20. Students, staff and faculty can still ride for FREE under the College Ride program.
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Apply Now - Graduate Student Assistant opportunity
Wellness Promotion and Education is seeking a Social Marketing Assistant to help with implementation of a mental health promotion and social marketing program.
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Alumni pay it forward through mentoring
Dolphin Connect provides an opportunity for CSUCI alumni and faculty/staff to share career advice and engage with current students and graduates.
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CSUCI climbs 18 rungs on the Social Mobility Index ladder
CSUCI is now ranked 5th out of more than 1,450 entries in CollegeNET's 2019 Social Mobility Index.
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History student's research powers a new exhibit at Channel Islands Maritime Museum
History major Ethan Williams was selected by Assistant Professor of History, Robin Mitchell, Ph.D., to help with researching "bone ships," constructed by 18th century French prisoners during the Napoleonic Wars.
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Department Decorating Contest - Departments & Locations
Get festive for the holidays and take a trip around campus to view participating departments, then cast your vote by Dec. 19 to help select the winners!
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Basic Needs Program accepting volunteer applications
The Basic Needs Program is looking for volunteers to serve during the spring semester; the deadline to apply is Feb. 7.
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Dolphin Pantry Winter Break Hours
The Dolphin Pantry will remain open during winter break Monday thru Friday, but it will be closed on the days the campus is closed.
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CSUCI to offer cloud computing course
CSUCI's Extended University can now help prepare students to fill cloud computing jobs, thanks to a new course created in collaboration with Amazon Web Services (AWS).
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Central Mall Renovation project
Installation of fencing for the first phase of the Central Mall renovation project will begin on Wednesday, Dec. 11.
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CSUCI faculty appointed to state council on early childhood education and awarded grant for dual language learning
Carola Oliva-Olson, Ph.D., has been appointed to the state's Early Childhood Policy Council and also receive a grant to support her statewide project, "Dual Language Learning Professional Development for the California Early Childhood Workforce."
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Campus Reading Celebration Rescheduled
The annual Campus Reading Celebration, featuring Tommy Orange, will take place on Jan. 29, 2020 from 6 to 8 p.m. in the Grand Salon.
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The Cove Bookstore: special sales events
The Cove Bookstore will host a two-day sale on Dec. 10 and 11 for all purchases and will offer a special promotion to faculty and staff for in-store purchases made in December.
