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Your CSUSB Alumni Association cares!
If you lost your CSUSB
diploma in the recent Southern California wildfires, or if you know of a Cal
State SB alum who did, please contact us and the Alumni Association and we
will replace it at no charge.
Call
(909) 537-3700, or email the Association at
alumni@csusb.edu.
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Published by:
CSUSB Alumni
Association
5500 University Parkway,
AD 121
San Bernardino, CA 92407
(909) 537-3700
www.csusbalumni.com
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Campus News |
October
2007, Issue
#47 |
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High winds force campus closure
Cal State San
Bernardino campus was closed last week due to damage from high winds and
wildfires. The campus re-opened for normal business on Monday, Oct. 29.
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Campus awarded two major
grants
CSUSB recently landed a $1
million federal grant to help under-represented students pursue doctoral degrees
and received a multi-million dollar grant involving several agencies and universities in
the largest study of child health and development ever attempted in the U.S.
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$650,000 gift to help
students from foster homes
San Bernardino residents Mark
Edwards and wife Lori Beach are including more than $650,000 in their estate
plans to the university to help students who have been foster kids remain
successful in college.
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Sino-American dual degree
program underway
CSUSB is the first university
in the state to participate in a program that grants bachelor’s degrees to
students from China who study in the U.S. and then finish in China.
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Alumni News |
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$2.4 million grant to help
mobilize alumni support for students
A collaborative proposal
involving the Offices of Alumni Affairs, Career Development and Service Learning
earned the campus a $2.4 million Title V grant that will engage alumni in
helping students explore, prepare for and succeed in internships and jobs of
choice.
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more…
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Positions
available.... click for job description and to apply online. |
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Grad Days scheduled for Class of 2007 graduates
Grad Days offers “one-stop shopping”
for Class of 2007 graduates! The Alumni Association and the
Coyote Bookstore will welcome the Class of 2007 into the CSUSB alumni family at
Grad Days, October 30 and 31, from
10:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m., at the Coyote Bookstore. Read
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See the Dead Sea Scrolls on
Nov. 15
The CSUSB Retirees Association
will sponsor a field trip to see the Dead Sea Scrolls at the San Diego Natural
History Museum on Thursday, Nov. 15.
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Coyote Athletics News |
Full
Schedule |
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Coyote Athletics update
Get a
preview of what's coming up in Coyote Athletics this week, plus a recap of last
week's action.
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‘Yotes to play in Disney’s West Coast Tip-off Classic
Coyote men’s basketball, the
2007 West Region champion, was one of eight NCAA Division II teams selected to
play in Disney’s West Coast Tip-off Classic November 2-4, 2007.
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Coyotes to face Div. I Weber St., possibly UCLA, in
pre-season tourney
Cal State San Bernardino's men's basketball team will play in the 2007 O'Reilly
Auto Parts CBE Classic, with first-round games to be played at Pauley Pavilion
on the UCLA campus on Nov. 12-13.
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Coyote Class Notes
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 Dan
Healy '88
Dan Healy, (B.S. physical education 1988), ΔΣΦ,
supported the 2500+ people attempting the Susan G. Komen for the Cure
Breast Cancer 3-Day Walk in Philadelphia. Dan was joined by his Dad,
Moose, cheering on the walkers including his wife, Teresa, (M.S.
education 1993), and his sister, Cheryl. Each has completed 6 journeys
of 60 miles each. Dan has completed one journey himself and has
supported 20 other events across the country. He will also support two
more walks this year in Phoenix and San Diego.
Click here for
a video interview of Dan at this year’s event.
 Dan
and Teresa live in Hesperia where Teresa is Assistant Superintendent of
the Barstow Unified School District and
Dan owns and operates
Jim's Tickets.
The couple’s
other enterprise is D & T Partners Network, Inc., a dietary
supplement and vitamin supplier specializing in holistic health
solutions.
Find out more by sending an email to:
retirehappy@aol.com.
 The
Susan G.
Komen for the Cure
Breast
Cancer 3-Day is a 60-mile walk for women and men who want to make a
personal difference in the fight against breast cancer. Participants
commit to fundraising, training and dedicating an entire weekend to the
cause, traveling an average of 20 miles a day during each event.
The 2007 Breast Cancer 3-Day Series will generate millions of dollars to
fund critical breast cancer research and community outreach programs.
To make a donation to support the 2008 walk, please click here: http://08.the3day.org/goto/TeresaHealy
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