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Sam Maloof, world-renowned master woodworker, will celebrate his 92nd
birthday at CSUSB’s
Robert V. Fullerton Art Museum with a
preview of his new exhibit and a gift to the university. He’s donated one
of his walnut rocking chairs, which will be sold in a live auction.
Proceeds will establish the Sam and Beverly Maloof Art Scholarship at
CSUSB and will create a ceramics acquisition fund for the Fullerton Museum.
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Campus News |
January
2008, Issue
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CSU Trustees oppose Prop 92
Among the ballot propositions
that will go before California voters on Feb. 5, Prop 92, the Community College
Initiative, could impact CSUSB and other CSU campuses. Trustees of the CSU have
taken a formal position in opposition to Prop 92, saying it will further erode
the system’s state-funded budget.
Click here to find out why the CSU Board of
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Cal State San Bernardino and six other
California State University campuses will now accept freshman applications
until Saturday, March 1. The other 16 CSU campuses will continue to observe
a Feb.1 end-date for freshman applications.
Click here to apply...
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CSUSB offers classes in Chino
Cal State San Bernardino is making its presence felt
in the western Inland Empire, offering select classes at the Chino University
Hall in Chino.
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CSUSB hosts visit of nursing executives from China
Though they are oceans apart from the United States, a delegation of 28 nursing
executives from Shanghai share the same concerns as their opposite numbers here:
how to operate, coordinate and communicate as the most visible faces in hospital
care – nurses.
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Alumni News |
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Artist alumnus returns to exhibit work at university
museum
“Night Time is the Right
Time,” a new series of work by accomplished artist Katrin Wiese (M.A.
art 1997), is the featured exhibit in the Robert V. Fullerton Art Museum’s Art
Alumni in the Spotlight series. Read
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EOP Alumni Chapter hosts foster youth
The CSUSB
Alumni Association's EOP Alumni Chapter held a holiday party in December for
students in the university's foster youth program. Each student received a
gift bag including a CSUSB sweatshirt/t-shirt combo and other items.
Click here to view a photo gallery from the event... |
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Are you interested in networking with other
CSUSB alumni? Get involved in one or more of our Alumni Chapters and find
friends and former classmates who share your interest!
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Coyote Athletics News |
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Alumni and friends invited to "Break the Record Night"
Bring
your family and friends to a night of fun and
free CSUSB
basketball and help Coyote Athletics break the Coussoulis Arena attendance
record (4,297). Come out early to meet new athletic director, Kevin
Hatcher, and some of the university's outstanding student athletes - plus get a
chance to win some great prizes.
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Athletics, city schools join hands in mentor program
CSUSB and the San Bernardino City Unified School
District have united their efforts through CAMP – Coyote Athletics Mentoring
Partnership – a new enterprise that both entities feel will benefit elementary
and middle school students as well as collegiate student-athletes.
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Coyotes drop to No. 18 after two losses
After
tough losses last week at Cal Poly Pomona and UC San Diego, the Coyotes drop to
No. 18 in the national Division II coaches poll.
Visit the new Coyote Athletics website and find out more!
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-Coyote Class Notes-
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Storm Cowell '03
Betty “Storm” Cowell, B.A. psychology 2003,
was sworn in as Postmaster of the Highland Post Office on January 18, 2008. In
her new position, she will manage the office’s 51 employees and 27 carrier
routes, and will prepare to move the operation to a new facility scheduled for
completion next year.
Storm has been working with the postal service
since 1986 and plans to remain postmaster of the Highland Office until she
retires. |
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