Dr. Julie Van Camp: Publication and Presentation Dr. Julie Van Camp is a Professor Emerita of the Department of Philosophy. She published “Yes, But Is It Vandalism? Graffiti, Conceptual Criminals, Artists and Free Speech” in the first volume, second issue of Aesthetic Pathways in June 2011. She also presented a commentary on David Hume’s “Of [...]
John Contreras (BA, 1987, College of Liberal Arts) has joined reQuire, LLC, the largest release tracking company in the country, as its Vice President of Business Development. Prior to joining reQuire, he managed national sales for National Closing Solutions. Brian Oberholzer (BA, 2004, College of Liberal Arts) was appointed as Wordsmith Media, Inc.’s new Investor [...]
Ricardo Mojarro (BA, 1983, College of Liberal Arts) is the new principal of Park Elementary School in Mill Valley, CA. He was previously the principal at Meadows School in the Millbrae School District. The Honorable Doug Drummond (BA, 1970, College of Liberal Arts) has been appointed by the Mayor of Long Beach to the Long [...]
The Hon. Doug Drummond (BA, 1970, College of Liberal Arts) has been appointed by the Mayor of Long Beach to the Long Beach Board of Harbor Commissioners. He was with the Long Beach Police Department for over 25 years and was also a former Vice Mayor. He most recently served on the Board of Directors [...]
Irv Gamal ’67, ’72 BA in Social Science, MA Speech-Communications Interview June 14, 2011 How did you select CSULB? I grew up in Downey, California and had friends who already were students at CSULB. I knew the university had a good reputation and after I visited the campus, I really liked it. Plus it was [...]
