Carmageddon II Inspires
Citywide Art Campaign
Theater Arts’ Ezra LeBank helped fellow Angelenos deal with Carmageddon II by co-producing and serving as co-creator of the major Los Angeles arts advocacy campaign called ARTmageddon.
Jones, Gilbert Honored By CSTA
The California Science Teachers Association (CSTA) named CSULB science education teaching credential alumnus Josiah Jones as the 2012 Future Science Teacher Award winner and CSULB adjunct science faculty member Dean Gilbert as the Margaret Nicholson Distinguished Service Award recipient.
Residence Hall Named ‘Naomi Rainey House’
CSULB officially dedicated the Naomi Rainey House on Nov. 1, renaming Residence Hall C at the campus’ Hillside College in honor of the support and efforts of Naomi Rainey-Pierson.
The Beach On 2nd Street Marks 5th Year
The Forty-Niner Shops Inc. will hold a special event on Saturday, Dec. 1, to mark the fifth anniversary of The Beach on 2nd Street store in Belmont Shore.
VP Robinson Recognized By Iowa State
With Award For Distinguished Achievement
Douglas W. Robinson, vice president for student services at CSULB, recently received the Virgil S. Lagomarcino Laureate Award from the Iowa State University (ISU) College of Human Sciences. The award honors graduates of Iowa State University who are internationally recognized for distinguished achievement in the field of education.
Reed’s New Book Focuses On Tomlin, Wagner
Women’s, Gender and Sexuality Studies’ Jennifer Reed has been thinking about the place of legendary Lily Tomlin and her partner Jane Wagner in the larger culture for more than 20 years and it’s all coming together in her new book.
An MBA Program With Sustainability
CSULB’s Master of Business Administration (MBA) program works to stay ahead of the curve and has done so by adding a sustainability component for students.
English’s Carlile Gets Into Lennox’s Mind
With Year-Long Fellowship In United Kingdom
English’s Susan Carlile returned to campus after a year in the United Kingdom as part of her one-year National Endowment for the Humanities research fellowship, during which time she focused on writing a critical biography titled Charlotte Lennox: A Powerful Mind.