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CSUCI gets grant to establish residency program for Education majors planning to become math and science teachers
CSUCI teacher candidates planning to teach middle or high school math or science can apply for a new $8,000 residency grant funded through the CSU-wide Math and Science Teacher Initiative (MSTI).
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CSUCI student research suggests students who take ethnic studies tend to stay in school and graduate
Beginning in Spring of 2021, CSU Channel Islands (CSUCI) will require undergraduate students to take at least one 3-unit ethnic studies class. The CSU Chancellor's Office made the determination that all 23 campuses will require ethnic studies for lower division undergraduates following the passage of AB 1460 in the state legislature.
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Transfer Boot Camp for Spring Admits
This two-hour event will provide resources, networking and an opportunity to ask questions ahead of the start of the spring semester.
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"Own Your Privacy" on Data Privacy Day
Join us on Jan. 28 to help promote awareness of the importance of data privacy and personal protection online.
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School of Education Credential Programs Information Sessions
The School of Education will host two virtual information sessions this month for those who are interested in learning more about their credential programs.
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Microscope co-designed by CSUCI Physics lecturer is used onboard the International Space Station
A compact microscope co-designed by Physics Lecturer Brian Rasnow, Ph.D., is circling the globe aboard the International Space Station (ISS).
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CSUCI Health Science faculty member explores midwifery's place in 21st Century Mexico
Having immersed herself in the world of midwifery in Mexico for years, Assistant Professor of Health Science Lydia Dixon, Ph.D., believes the ancient practice has an important role to play in Mexico's 21st Century healthcare system.
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CSUCI Computer Science instructor's thesis used in MIT research into satellite positioning
Ryan McIntyre's research basically details a way to connect data that seems unrelated by finding things they may have in common. It's helpful when it comes to processing DNA as some pieces of a DNA strand may be missing.
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CSU Channel Islands Business faculty member receives national award for case study
A business case study about GoBabyGo! earned an "Ethics Case Award" recently from the North American Case Research Association (NACRA) for Ballesteros-Sola and co-author, UD Assistant Professor of Social Entrepreneurship Stephanie Raible, Ph.D.
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Science, math, student health and beavers will all benefit from four different CSUCI grants
CSUCI has received four grants that will benefit university science and math students; primary and secondary school physical education classes across the state, and perhaps provide important research for California when the state makes wildfire policy.
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A Conversation with Dr. Anthony Fauci, Director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
Join CSU Chancellor Timothy P. White for a live-streamed conversation with Dr. Anthony Fauci, Director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases. The virtual event will also include a Q&A session between Dr. Fauci and CSU campus presidents.
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CSUCI Health Science faculty member research shows impacts of elder mistreatment go beyond physical safety
According to research conducted by Assistant Professor of Health Science Ronald Berkowsky, Ph.D., investigating the impacts of elder mistreatment should go beyond assessing physical safety and mental health.
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CSUCI alumnus attracts national attention with longevity study on Black versus white population
Black men in Washington D.C. tend to die 17 years sooner than white men according to a nationally-recognized study conducted by 2015 CSU Channel Islands Sociology graduate Max Roberts, who is now pursuing a Ph.D. at Utah State University.
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Fall 2020 Scholarship Workshop
Join us virtually on Dec. 16 to learn more about the scholarship process and get tips on how to be a competitive applicant.
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CSUCI welcomes four new foundation board members
Collectively, the four new members of the CSU Channel Islands Foundation Board have decades of experience with the University, some dating back to when CSUCI was still an idea.
