Campus Renewal

Campus Renewal

 

 

California State University, Long Beach is home to more than 322 acres of open spaces, learning areas and collaborative facilities that together form the stage upon which students learn, grow and thrive.

Our campus is a meaningful part of the university experience, offering a sense of belonging to all who spend time here. Its infrastructure and landscape must continue to adapt to our community’s evolving needs while preserving our campus for generations.

With your support, we will revitalize outdoor areas, modernize and update our infrastructure, and refresh and refurbish our learning environments so that all students can feel inspired, included and secure in their surroundings. 


Opportunities for Investment

Provide Equitable Access to All

CSULB is committed to ensuring that all campus members have equal access to and the opportunity to participate in all programs and activities. Updates to walkways, roads, paths and stairways, as well as improved seating and lighting in our sports facilities, will ensure usability and access for the Beach community.

Advance Sustainable and Regenerative Initiatives

In line with the President’s Commission on Sustainability, which aims to integrate sustainability into all aspects of the university, we will modernize our central plant, decarbonize our campus, implement clean stormwater strategies and convert all university vehicles to alternative energy sources. We will reforest campus green spaces and provide natural shade to pedestrian walkways in a way that is sensitive to our native environment and climate.

Generate Learning Opportunities Beyond the Conventional Classroom

We will provide an environment that is safe, accessible and functional by improving study areas, adding outdoor classrooms and updating necessary infrastructure. Equally important to the physical environment of the university are the complex natural systems that coexist around us. We will refresh and integrate our ornamental gardens, outdoor public spaces and courtyards into alternative learning modalities. By elevating campus entrances to include iconic landmarks, we will create spaces for students to capture and share their experiences at The Beach, all while celebrating our identity.

BE A PART OF OUR FUTURE

Make an Impact

 

Additional investment opportunities are available. Please inquire.

 

Contact:

Kevin Crowe, Associate Vice President of Development
University Relations and Development
1250 Bellflower Boulevard, BH-270
Long Beach, CA 90840
Kevin.Crowe@csulb.edu
562-985-2698


Funding Opportunities Minimum Investment
Central Plant Modernization & Campus Decarbonization  $ 25,000,000 
New Campus Aquatics Center  $ 12,000,000 

Bellflower Main Campus Entrance Gateway

$ 3,000,000
Main Campus Gateway   $ 3,000,000 
Library Courtyard – Accessibility Improvements  $ 2,000,000 

Bike Path and Learning Lab for Hardfact Hill

$ 2,000,000 
Friendship Walk Accessibility and Landscape Upgrades  $ 2,000,000 

Center for a Sustainable Future

$ 1,500,000 

Campus Clean Vehicle Fleet Conversion

$ 1,500,000

Naming and Improvement of Campus Roadways

$ 1,500,000

Campus Entrance Monument at East Campus Drive & 7th St.

$ 750,000

Palo Verde Entrance Branding

$ 500,000

Outdoor Courtyards and Study Areas

$ 500,000

Outdoor Classrooms

$ 300,000

Named Walkways & Themed Pedestrian Paths

$ 300,000

Classroom Improvements, Including Technology and Accessibility

$ 250,000

Indoor Common Study Areas

$ 75,000

Sponsored Themed or Ornamental Gardens, i.e. Zen, Native, Study, Water Feature

$ 50,000

Reforesting Our Urban Campus

$ 25,000

 

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