Issue #36

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Prop 1D would fund CSUSB projects

Instructional and laboratory equipment that would help CSUSB better meet the region’s demand for well-trained teachers and nurses would be funded if California voters approve Proposition 1D on the November ballot.  If passed, the bond measure would generate nearly $13 million for the campus to upgrade, renovate and equip facilities.  Read more…

“Secrets of the Dead” to mark Fullerton Museum 10-year anniversary

Renowned for its collection of ancient artifacts, the Robert V. Fullerton Art Museum will celebrate its 10th anniversary with an Egyptian-themed party on Saturday, October 28, at 7:00 p.m.  Guests will experience exotic food and a “you-are-there” exploration of death and burial in ancient Egypt.  Read more...

New computer engineering degree offered

To help address the rising demand for electrical and computer engineers in the region, a new bachelor’s of science degree in computer engineering is being offered by CSUSB beginning this fall.  Systems software engineering “is the fastest growing computer engineering category in the Inland Empire and San Diego,” says Arturo Concepcion, former chair of the computer science department.  Read more...

Faculty promotions announced

The university announced the promotion of faculty members who have shown their commitment to excellence in teaching, research and community outreach.  Read more...

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Volunteer leader elected to statewide alumni council executive position

Dia Poole (B.A. information management 1990) was elected to a second term as vice president of governmental relations for the California State University Alumni Council.  As the representative voice of the CSU’s 2 million alumni, the CSUAC works with the Chancellor’s Office and Board of Trustees to shape CSU policy. Read more...

Grad Days event seeking volunteers

On October 24 and 25 the Alumni Association will once again partner with the Coyote Bookstore to stage Grad Days, our award-winning send-off celebration for mid-year graduates.  Volunteers are needed to help with Grad Days preparations (such as stuffing Grad Packs) as well as at the Grad Days event, congratulating graduates, welcoming them to the CSUSB alumni family and promoting Grad Pack sales.  Click here to volunteer for Grad Days!

Alumni Association's online survey producing results

The CSUSB Alumni Association designed our online community with our alumni in mind… but we’re not always sure what you want!  All CSUSB grads are encouraged to share your opinions regarding the Alumni Association web site; we’re asking for your feedback in order to provide the very best online resource possible.   Click here to take the survey!

Wanted:  Alumni Affairs office manager

The Office of Alumni Affairs is seeking your help in recruiting an office manager to join its team.  If you know of a professional, personable and organized individual who thrives in a fast-paced environment, please pass along this exciting job opportunity.  Click here for the job description...

This week in Coyote Athletics

Women’s volleyball, ranked No. 7 in the nation, continued their torrid start to the 2006 season with 3-0 sweeps at Sonoma State and Humboldt to improve to 13-0 on the season and 8-0 in the CCAA and in sole possession of first place. Read more...

Dave Stockton Coyote Golf Classic set for Nov. 6

Registration is underway for the 11^th annual Dave Stockton Coyote Classic Benefit Golf Tournament, presented by Coussoulis Development and Crest Chevrolet.  The event is scheduled for Monday, Nov. 6, at the PGA of Southern California at Oak Valley in Beaumont.  Read more...

Men’s basketball opens Nov. 15 at Arizona State

The men’s basketball team will take on Pac 10 member Arizona State University Nov. 15 in Tempe, AZ, to kick off the 2006-07 season.  Unlike exhibition games played in recent years against the likes of USC, Loyola Marymount and San Diego State, this game counts.  Read more...