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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.
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CSUCI Team ties for First Place in worldwide online Business Strategy Game
A team of four Business students tied for first place four times in a row during an international online business competition that involved over 50,000 students in 52 different countries.
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CSUCI receives grants for science-related research and projects
Science faculty and students from CSUCI will locate burning oil seeps in Ventura County and inspire high school engineers thanks to two separate grants.
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Faculty will study common problems between France and California at Paris seminar
At a CSU sponsored International Faculty Partnership Seminar in Paris, France this month, two CSUCI faculty members will explore the challenges that California and France have in common.
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CSUCI earns prestigious Seal of Excelencia
CSU Channel Islands has received the Seal of Excelencia, a prestigious, voluntary and comprehensive certification granted by the Washington, D.C.-based organization, Excelencia in Education.
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Basic Needs Program seeks volunteers
Applications open for daily operation of Dolphin Pantry
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Employee Learning and Development Open House
Come tour your new employee development area
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Upcoming Professional Development opportunities
Invest in yourself by taking advantage of the professional development courses and workshops being offered in June.
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Library Archivist publishes book, will host signings
Evelyn Taylor and her co-author have published a book that is a pictorial reflection of the rapid expansion of Camarillo State Hospital and the shuttering of its doors.
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Student body president graduates to state politics
Three days after making his last speech as the student government president, Class of 2019 graduate Atticus Reyes accepted a fellowship that takes him to the halls of the California State Capitol.
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Information Session: Summer Conferences at CSUCI
Join us on May 29 for this informative session that will provide an overview of the about the groups CSUCI is hosting on campus this summer.
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CSUCI receives grant to support food program for students
The CSUCI Basic Needs Program has been awarded a grant from CSU, Chico's Center for Healthy Communities.
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School of Education receives grants to launch teacher residency program
CSUCI will start its first teacher residency program in partnership with the Ventura County Office of Education and two local school districts, thanks to a pair of grants that complement each other.
