Finding your place in college is easier when you have people in your corner. The Coyote Experience Kickoff helped students make connections, meet peer mentors and discover support for their journey at CSUSB.
After earning two degrees from Cal State San Bernardino, Rochelle Reynoldson trusted the university that helped shape her own career to help her daughters build their futures. Their journey continues a CSUSB connection that began with Reynoldson’s mother more than 30 years ago.
The free Oct. 16 conference at Cal State San Bernardino will feature speakers, panel discussions and cultural programming focused on Latino education, educational leadership, student success and community advocacy. This year’s theme: "15ñera for Justice: Divina Juventud: From Innocence to Resistance."
Through laboratory research, the CIRM Bridges Program and mentorship from Nicole Bournias-Vardiabasis, professor of biology, Michael Zepeda discovered a way to connect his passion for science with community advocacy. The two-time CSUSB biology graduate will pursue a doctorate at UC Irvine, focusing on toxicology research with real-world impact.
Since its establishment, the Rogers Scholarship program has awarded more than $2 million to Palm Desert Campus students, empowering them to pursue higher education and contribute meaningfully to their communities.
Ahlam Muhtaseb (media studies) presented the Phoenix of Gaza XR project in Japan, Paloma Villegas (sociology) published a book on the experience of migrant students in Canada, and Cari Goetz (psychology) and Sishi Wu (criminal justice) recently published their research.
Guillermo Escalante, associate dean of student success and enrollment management and director of strategic partnerships, has been elected president of the International Society of Sports Nutrition, one of the world’s leading organizations in sports nutrition, exercise science and human performance.
The veteran law enforcement leader brings three decades of experience in campus, school district and municipal policing to the university’s top public safety position.
TIME’s inaugural America’s Best Colleges list places Cal State San Bernardino among 500 institutions evaluated for student success, educational value, campus resources and student demand.
After discovering CSUSB’s Upward Bound program as a teenager, Alejandra Esquivel-Casillas became the first in her family to attend college and earned two degrees from Cal State San Bernardino. Today, she helps connect Inland Empire students with the same pre-college resources and opportunities that changed her life.
Biology student Sukhmanpreet Kaur and communication studies student Marlena Brown have been named California State University Sally Casanova Scholars, an award that supports their research and preparation for doctoral study.
CSUSB’s Department of Nursing, in partnership with the College of Extended and Global Education, welcomed 15 students from Chang Gung University of Science and Technology in Taiwan for a four-week Nursing Immersion Program at Cal State San Bernardino, featuring coursework, clinical learning and cultural exchange.