The Korea Foundation Grant Steering committee, led by Professor Bomi Hwang, lecturer in the CSUSB World Languages and Literatures Department, has approved a number of activities that have benefited departments across campus.
Lowell Bergman will be the featured speaker at a Cal State San Bernardino forum on Wednesday, May 22, where he will receive the Pi Alpha Alpha award for Ethical Leadership.
“When History Matters Little: Political Hierarchy and Regional Development in China, 1000-2000 AD,” will be presented by Ruixue Jia at the John M. Pfau Library, room PL-4005, at 2 p.m. on Thursday, May 23.
Led by Professor Tony Coulson, the CSUSB cybersecurity program continues to grow and expand, creating incredible programs that offer exciting opportunities for students to excel as emerging leaders in the cyber field.
Lowell Bergman, a distinguished journalist and news producer with more than 50 years of experience in print and broadcast news, was the featured speaker at “The Abdication of Truth and the Decline of Public Trust.”
The conference will be June 5 at the Yasuda Center and includes one-on-one consultation with Philippines or China representatives and will conclude with a special luncheon keynote speech on Blockchain Technology & International Trade.
Kinesiology major Jessica Heredia and business administration major Javier Lechuga were the winners of the third annual CSUSB Innovation Challenge, winning a $10,000 prize.
Barbara Sirotnick (Institute for Applied Research and Policy Analysis), and Brian Levin and Kevin Grisham (Center for the Study of Hate and Extremism) are interviewed by reporters.
Diana Robinson, MA in psychology, is the college’s Outstanding Graduate, and Janhavi M. Dhargalkar, BA in psychology-biological psychology, is the Oustanding Undergraduate student.