Beach 2030 News

The Future U project pushes CSULB closer toward its goals to foster a community of belonging, prioritize student health and well-being, and connect learning to the future of work — objectives key to our mission to be student-ready. 

CHHS leaders early on got to work aligning the college’s own strategic priorities with the ones laid out in the Beach 2030 campaign. Developing a comprehensive planning process to set and achieve annual goals has been the focus of CHHS’s recent efforts.  

At the core of the funding effort is a mission to enhance pathways for personal and professional achievement, a fundamental objective of Beach 2030’s Reimagine Staff action zone.

Ensuring the campus is equipped to welcome and engage new students with the latest educational technologies is at the forefront of CSULB’s mission to connect learning to the future of work — a goal core to creating a student-ready university. 

As university leaders work to ensure futures-thinking becomes a core practice in strategic planning and decision-making at CSULB, a series of workshops led by the Institute for the Future kicked off this year with the goal of developing a definitive foresight toolkit at The Beach.

The CSULB Speech-Language Clinic, a free community resource, is made possible through a partnership between the Speech-Language and Pathology department and The RiteCare Childhood Language Center of Long Beach. It serves as a meaningful example of how CSULB can advance partnerships for the public good, a core tenet of the Beach 2030 vision.

As CSULB makes strides toward realizing its Beach 2030 vision, Find Help Now serves as another tool to further the university’s mission to cultivate resilience on campus and in the community by prioritizing the health and well-being of its constituents.

On the National Day of Racial Healing, Cal State Long Beach announced the university has been selected as a host institution for a Truth, Racial Healing and Transformation Campus Center with the Association of American Colleges and Universities. The Center will allow the campus to centralize strategies, programs, services and resources to enact Beach 2030…

Cal State Long Beach was awarded a trio of accolades from the Campaign for College Opportunity for the success of its Associate Degree for Transfer program, which supports California community college students seeking to further their education at a four-year university. The Beach was recognized as a 2022 Champion of Higher Education among CSU schools for…

The College of Education's "Caminos Project" engages Latinx youth to consider teaching careers. The project is a testament to the Beach 2030 effort to Build an Equitable and Empowering Culture - by providing professional development for faculty around equity practices, integrating culturally relevant pedagogy, and building equity, diversity, and inclusion…

This Is My Story, CNSM's Resilience Project, focuses on personal stories from science and math undergraduates detailing their struggles, their successes, and what they learned along the way. This project connects to the Build an Equitable and Empowering Culture Action Zone with specific ambitions to “Remove barriers to success for all students” and “Build a…

President Jane Close Conoley and Provost and Senior Vice President for Academic Affairs Karyn Scissum Gunn stressed the importance of transformation in their remarks at Convocation 2022 on Friday, and how The Beach already has taken steps to keep up with an ever-changing world through the Beach 2030 Strategic Plan.