CSULB’s Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry recently hosted a reception to salute the retirement of faculty members Dorothy Goldish and Henry Po after a respective 50 and 40 years of service to the university. More
Rockfish in West Coast waters, as well as the sport anglers who catch them, are benefiting from the research of former CSULB marine biology graduate student Erica Jarvis and the lab of Biological Sciences' Chris Lowe on how to properly return undersized fish to the sea in order to increase fish populations. More
The Women's Studies Department at CSULB was recently honored with a proclamation brought forth by Long Beach city councilmembers Gary Delong (3rd District) and Tonia Reyes Uranga (7th District) in recognition of Women's History Month. More
CSULB installed the Connect-Ed multi-modal communication service to deliver time-sensitive notifications to its students and employees in emergency situations. This Emergency Notification System (ENS) will allow the university to broadcast voice message to cell phones and landlines, text messages to cell phones, PDAs and other text-based devices, written messages to e-mail accounts and messages to TTY/TDD receiving devices for the hearing impaired. More
CSULB is hosting the first university event designed to showcase outstanding examples of recent and ongoing research, published works, and the creative accomplishments of faculty and students. The All University Celebration of Research, Scholarly & Creative Activity, being held Thursday, May 1 at the Pointe in the Walter Pyramid, is free and open to the public from 2 – 5 p.m. More
The 2008 University Achievement Awards will take place Thursday, May 15 from 4:15 – 6:15 p.m. at the Pointe in the Walter Pyramid. A dozen faculty and staff members will be honored for their commitment to teaching, accomplishments in research, scholarly, and creative activity, and dedication to serving the community. If you are interested in attending, R.S.V.P. to extension 5-4128 by Friday, May 2.
Associate Vice President for Academic Technology Don Gardner is bringing technology services within the Division of Academic Affairs together under one organization, enhancing efficiency in ways that will eventually lead to greater technology support for faculty, students and staff. More
More internal grant applications were awarded by the Scholarly and Creative Activity Committee (SCAC) this year than at any time in the past six years. More than 270 awards were presented in December for the 2007-08 year, up from 238 in 2006-07. More
