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Prof. Alan Smith, chair of the Geology
Department and a published scholar and volcanologist, was one of only five CSU
system faculty and administrators to receive this year's prestigious California
State University Wang Family Excellence Award. The award recognizes exemplary
contributions and achievements in academic disciplines and areas of assignment.
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CSUSB has a
new phone number!
Now you can reach
the Alumni Office by dialing
(909) 537-3700.
All campus departments will use this new prefix, but retain their
4-digit suffixes.
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5500 University Parkway,
AD 121
San Bernardino, CA 92407
(909) 537-3700
www.csusbalumni.com
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Campus News |
Issue
#34 |
 CSUSB
looks back on 40 years, ahead at future
Students, faculty and
benefactors celebrated Cal State San Bernardino's 40th anniversary at a gala May
6 in the university's newly opened Santos Manuel Student Union. The black-tie
event included video segments detailing the school's growth from a 180-student
liberal arts campus in 1965 to 17,000 students in 70 different academic majors
today.
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Former reporter and Taliban hostage
to speak at CSUSB June 1
Former reporter Yvonne Ridley, who was
captured by the Taliban while covering the war in Afghanistan and later
converted to Islam, will speak about her experiences during her June 1
appearance at Cal State San Bernardino.
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Kinesiology Department chair Terry
Rizzo received a three-year appointment as editor of the "Adapted Physical
Activity Quarterly," a publication that provides the latest in scholarly
research related to physical activity for at-risk populations.
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 New theatre master's degree
program opens new ways to teach
A new
theatre master's degree - only
the third such degree program in the California State University system - will
be offered beginning this fall at Cal State San Bernardino.
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New road provides additional
access to Cal State San Bernardino
Campus Parkway, the new public roadway
providing an alternate access route to and from Cal State San Bernardino, is now
open. The street is part of the new housing tract along Northpark that is being
developed by Watson and Associates.
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State San Bernardino offers summer courses to regular and visiting students
California State University, San
Bernardino will begin its 2006 summer quarter of courses on June 21, with three
different sessions to fit busy summer calendars. Non-CSUSB students can gain
access to summer courses easily and pay the same rate as regular CSUSB
students.
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The CSU has pledged to work with Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger to help military
men and women who are exiting the service and are making the transition to college. The
partnership will seek to work to promote education opportunities to veterans
who are either California residents or are stationed in California at the
time they leave the military.
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 Entertainer
and human rights activist Harry Belafonte enthralls Cal State San Bernardino
audience
Harry Belafonte charmed, inspired and
continually challenged an audience of more than 500 people many of them Cal
State San Bernardino students, to make their world a better place during the
inaugural presentation of the Santos Manuel Student Union Lecture Series at the
university’s Santos Manuel Student Union.
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 Past
student leaders honored
Former student leaders from throughout Cal State’s
40-year history returned to campus on May 6 for an historic gathering of the
university’s presidents and a look at the new Santos Manuel Student Union.
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Accounting and Finance tradition continues tonight
The Department of Accounting and
Finance will hold its 5th Annual Accounting and Finance Alumni Reception for
alumni and friends on Wednesday, May 31, 2006, 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. at the San
Bernardino Hilton.
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going and to register online! |
Philosophy alumni are invited to reconnect with
former professors and classmates and discuss the meaning of life over dinner
on Friday, June 9, 6:30 p.m., at the Lotus Garden in San Bernardino. The
cost is $25 each.
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 Former
Coyote baseball standout is playing pro baseball with Inland Empire 66ers
Inland
Empire 66er catcher Brian Schweiger is trying to pursue his dream of making it
to the big leagues in front of his hometown crowd. Schweiger, who played three
years of college baseball at Cal State San Bernardino, has found himself with
the Seattle Mariners Class Single A affiliate, just miles from where he grew up.
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Coyote Athletics News |
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Coyotes finish 7th in NCAA Division II Golf Championship
Cal State San Bernardino saved its
best team effort for the final round, closing with a 14-over-par 294 Friday (May
19) to earn a tie for seventh place in the NCAA Division II Men's Golf
Championship. Ryan Plummer finished sixth in field of 105 golfers.
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 Coyotes
Athletics honors six at all-sports banquet
Golfer Ryan Plummer and baseball infielder Rego
Nieto along with water polo ace Sarah Reneker were honored May 24 as the male
and female athletes of the year during Cal State San Bernardino's annual
All-Sports Banquet.
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Coyotes volleyball team welcomes 2006 newcomers
Cal State San Bernardino has punched
its ticket to the NCAA tournament dance each of the last six years and hopes to
continue that tradition in 2006 as Coach Kim Cherniss welcomes three
highly-touted freshman and two talented collegiate transfers to the team.
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Coyote Class Notes
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The Class of 1973 (M.A. education)
Cal
State’s first students to graduate with master’s degrees in education in
1973 were honored on May 19 at the College of Education’s 17th
Annual Outstanding Student Recognition Dinner.
Sue
(Orrock) Brown (seated), MA education 1973, Daniel Carrasco, Sr. (right), BA
Spanish 1968 and MA education 1973, and Pete Carrasco (left), BA Spanish
1969 and MA education 1973, were among the original six members of the Class
of 1973 who joined Dean Patricia Arlin and other special guests at the
event.
All
three alumni enjoyed distinguished careers in K-12 education, retiring as
administrators. The Alumni Association presented each honoree with a
commemorative 40th anniversary paperweight, and Danny Carrasco
addressed the students and faculty at the dinner.
 The
Class of 1973
Seated, left to right: Susan (Orrock) Brown and Ruby Rubio
Standing, left to right: Constance Wallace, Danny Carrasco, Pete
Carrasco, Liston Caldwell
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