Activity & Program Review

AI Integration Workshop Series 

50+ students served through student employment and workshops.  

Workshops began with a two-hour AI workshop with a 30-minute presentation on learning with, from, and about technology in an AI-powered world.  design that extended and deepened the core theme. Students were required to design 20-minute presentations on a focused segment that connected AI tools to their own learning and future teaching practice. 

Students gained an understanding of how to integrate AI into their learning and instruction, and developed skills in professional presentation and collaboration.

Commencement/Special Events

Student-employee opportunities for student event associates that provide direct, practical experience in event management. Events include campus, student, and community events, such as commencement, concerts, speakers, and front office operations.  These positions provide our students with soft skills, such as communication, leadership, and accountability, that they can apply after graduation. 

Coyote Radio 

Coyote Radio Student Assistants are providing peer-to-peer collaboration with the course students in these practicum class: COMM 2392 Digital Audio Production, COMM 4392 Advanced Coyote Radio Audio Production and SPAN 4402 Spanish for the Professions.  

Student Assistants guide teams in creation and production of:

1. Audio recording and editing.

2. Social media content creation.

3. Music programming.

4. On air and podcast hosting.

5. Promotion in tabling and greeting audiences.

6. Live concert/music organization and execution. 

There are 60+ course students who study in this fashion with guidance from the Coyote Radio Student Assistants and engaging with 100+ students per week. 

The student audio production team also helps to foster and grow the podcast studio for anyone on campus who wants to use our facilities, impacting 100+ students. 

Coyote Chronicle 

Offers over 100 internships each year to enable students from various disciplines to engage in different aspects of media production, advertising, and outreach.

Students who engage in this IRA activity gain practical experience in reporting, writing, editing, and multimedia storytelling, preparing them for careers in journalism, public relations, and digital media.

Dotphotozine 

Students on the editorial team will gain and expand their editorial, organizational, administrative, and leadership skills through designing and creating the next issue of the Dotphotozine magazine. Students from across all Photography/Video courses, the Art and Design Department, and the Graduate Art Programs can currently submit their work to the Open Call for Artwork to be reviewed and considered for inclusion in the next issue of the publication. 

Dotphotozine is often one of the first platforms for CSUSB Art and Design students to present and distribute their artwork to a wider audience. Copies of the magazine are often collected and circulated at various art institutions, including the California Museum of Photography at UCR ARTS, The Cheech Marin Center for Chicano Art & Culture, Riverside Art Museum, Garcia Center for the Arts, Getty Museum, and MexiCali Biennial Lab, as well as frequently collected as educational resources by other Photography Programs and Art Departments at various California colleges and universities. 

Education Abroad 

Provides reduced student costs for CSUSB education abroad programs across eight CSUSB-led AY 25/26 programs offering GE coursework for 100+ student sponsorships. 

History in the Making: A Journal of History 

History in the Making is an annual publication of the California State University, San Bernardino (CSUSB) Alpha Delta Nu Chapter of the Phi Alpha Theta National History Honor Society, proudly student-reviewed and edited, and sponsored by CSUSB’s History Department.

Infant Toddler Lab School 

Direct support toward student success through childcare services, student employment, and high-impact learning opportunities. Funding supported the employment of 10 student workers, with nine returning for the spring semester, ensuring continuity of care and expanded service capacity. During the Fall semester, the center served 18 children of student parents, helping five student parents complete their bachelor’s degrees. Additionally, IRA support for staff allowed us to offer instructional use of the center, including 225 observation room uses and 41 students completing practicum hours and internships directly in our three classrooms, with direct guidance and support from our master teachers.

Liberal Studies 

The Liberal Studies Offices and PALS Studio (CE-114) provide an intellectual and mentoring space for 1,000+ students seeking to complete a Liberal Studies or Liberal Arts Program. Open to all students from all majors, various services are provided, including tutoring, free testing supplies, study spaces, computer access, printing, lounge space, and intellectual and culturally enriching events.

Marine Biology and Ichthyology 

Impacting 50+ students in getting access to supplies for laboratory activities, which included fish prints and identifications of preserved samples loaned from the Natural History Museum, Los Angeles. Additionally, students visited the Aquarium of the Pacific in Long Beach to see the biodiversity of marine life, especially those found in the Pacific Ocean.

Model UN 

- Provides students access to nationally and internationally recognized experiential learning opportunities that enhance student success, retention, and post-graduate outcomes.