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This fall, California
State University, San Bernardino will, for the first time in its 43-year
history, offer a doctoral degree. The university's doctor of education (Ed.D.)
degree program will provide coursework in educational leadership.
Twelve candidates from
throughout San Bernardino County will make up the first cohort of students to
enter the three-year program.
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Campus News |
September
2007, Issue
#46 |
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2007-08 academic year begins
Rain and cool temperatures for the first day of the fall quarter Thursday, Sept.
20, signaled an end to the sunny hot days of summer at Cal State San Bernardino,
but the gloomy weather didn't deter students' sense of pride and spirit.
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Department of Ed grants $1.5 million to teacher education program
The U.S. Department of Education has awarded a $1.5 million grant to the
"Quality Teachers for Quality Students" program at California State University,
San Bernardino.
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Recruitment video wins
national award
Cal State San
Bernardino claimed a national silver medal for its "Come Here, Go Anywhere"
student recruitment video from CASE, the Council for Advancement and Support of
Education.
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Art museum acquires "new" additions to Egyptian collection
A middle kingdom
bronze mirror, a winged scarab and a mummified falcon are among the rare
Egyptian pieces being transferred from the Schwennesen Collection to the Robert
V. Fullerton Art Museum's permanent holdings.
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Pfau Library appoints new dean
César Caballero, the associate
university librarian at Cal State Los Angeles, has been appointed the new
university librarian and dean of Cal State San Bernardino's John M. Pfau
Library.
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For the fourth straight
year, CSUSB received the "Best in the West" designation by the Princeton Review,
and it was once again included in U.S. News & World Report's 2008 edition of
"America's Best Colleges."
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Alumni News |
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Alumni Scholars program point of pride for CSUSB Alumni
Association
The Alumni Association welcomed
its new class of Alumni Scholars—David Anders of Corona, Taylor Baker of
Highland, and Daniel Serrano of Victorville. Each of these top students
received a $12,000 four-year merit scholarship from the Association.
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Latino/Native American alumni
recognized as young leaders
Seventeen Cal State San Bernardino alumni and students
were honored last week by Assemblymember Wilmer Amina Carter (B.A. English 1972,
M.A. education 1976) for their
successes and accomplishments.
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Season tickets on sale now for
2007-08 Theatre schedule
The department of
Theatre Arts has released the 2007-08
schedule of performances in the Ronald Barnes Theatre, starting with "Cat on a
Hot Tin Roof" in November. Click here for the 2007-08 schedule...
Members of the
CSUSB Alumni Association
save on theatre ticket purchases, including special rates for season
ticket packages. Call the Theatre Box Office at (909) 537-5884 for
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Coyote Athletics News |
Full
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Kevin Hatcher named new athletics director
Kevin Hatcher, currently the senior associate athletics director for external
and internal relations at Colgate University, has been named the new athletics
director for CSUSB.
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Volleyball team ranked No. 2;
continues strong start
The Coyotes, ranked No. 2 in
the nation, defeated two perennially tough CCAA foes, both ranked in the
nation's top 25, on the road. CSUSB knocked off No. 21 UC San Diego before 700
fans in RIMAC Arena at UCSD on Friday night by a score of 3-0.
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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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2007 Dave
Stockton Coyote Classic Tourney Set for Nov. 12
Registration is
underway for the 12th annual Dave Stockton Coyote Classic Benefit
Golf Tournament, scheduled for Nov. 12 at the Oak Valley
Golf Club in Beaumont.
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Coyote Class Notes
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 Lois
Carson '67
Lois Carson (B.A. English 1967) received the 2007
Lyndon Baines Johnson Human Services Award from the national Community Action
Partnership (CAP) in honor of her efforts to aid low-income families. Since
1980, as Riverside County’s Executive Director of CAP, Lois has been struggling
to fight poverty by focusing on education, advocacy and community development.
Active in Community Action on the
national and state levels, Lois has served as board president of both the
national Community Action Partnership and the California/Nevada Community Action
Partnership. She was one of the designers of the Community Action Partnership's
Certified Community Action Professional (CCAP) program, a professional executive
development strategy for community leaders, and served on the Steering Committee
for the Community Action Partnership's National Symposium on Poverty and
Economic Security.
Lois was honored with the CSUSB
Alumni Association's Distinguished Alumna Award in 1980.
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Distinguished Alumni award winners... |
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