CSUSM President Karen Haynes held a private, invitation-based meeting Tuesday, March 28 in which she discussed future social justice actions with a group of student activists.
The meeting, held in the Office of the President, resulted from student protests and a list of demands created...
Pierson Cepeda, Assistant Web & Social Media Manager
• March 30, 2016
Students gave a presentation called “Make the Breast Choice” on March 16 in the Gender Equity Center to explain the importance of early detection and self-exams as means to prevent breast cancer.
The event, co-sponsored by the Gender Equity Center and CHABBS, is among the many events...
Student Health and Counseling Services (SHCS) recently hosted an event, as a part of the NO More Week of Action, to help students feel safe and well represented at CSUSM.
“Know You Title IX Rights,” held on Thursday, March 10, was attended by approximately 30 people, and served as...
The #THATSNOTLOVE Bystander Intervention Training brought the message of the One Love Foundation to CSUSM on March 11 in order to raise awareness of and teach intervention skills about dating violence.
Christa Wencl, a Sexual Violence Advocate & Educator, and Health and Wellness...
The American Association of University Women came to the Career Center at CSUSM to host a negotiation skill-based workshop that aimed to teach women how to overcome the gender-based wage gap.
The Start Smart Salary Negotiation event, held on March 16, focused on two things: empowering...
Student Health and Counselling Services presented a Ted Talk by Tony Porter that addressed the topic of ending violence against women and changing societal ideas of masculinity.
The #ManUp Ted Talk, part of CSUSM’s NO More campaign within the NO More Week of Action, was held on March...
After a month of lectures, workshops and informational sessions about women’s rights and issues, this year’s Herstory Month at CSUSM will culminate with a two-part presentation by artist and political poster designer Favianna Rodriguez.
Rodriguez will give her keynote lecture entitled “The Pussy...
The College of Humanities, Arts and Behavioral and Social Sciences (CHABSS) Global Commitment Initiative coordinated a fair that brought dozens of volunteer organizations that aimed to connect with students looking to get involved in their communities.
The volunteer fair featured over 30 organizations...
Nicole Holman, Assistant News Editor
• March 9, 2016
The Civility Cafe, a skill-based workshop, aimed to encourage and educate students on how to engage in civil discourse with their peers.
John Loggins, University of San Diego's Director of Community-Based Student Leadership and Learning, facilitated the event on Feb. 25 in USU 2310.
The workshop...
Pierson Cepeda, Assistant Web and Social Media Manager
• March 9, 2016
Organizers of a Civility Campaign T-shirt day marked the beginning of Women’s Herstory Month—a celebration of women leaders on campus and social issues facing women—during the U-Hour on Tuesday, March 1.
A committee from the USU Activities Board, Black Student Union, Latin@ Center and CSUSM...
Ramon Flores, Health & Fitness Reporter
• March 9, 2016
Dr. Fernando Soriano, Professor of Human Development, hosted a “Tukwut Talk” in which he described his journey to obtaining his advanced education as a Latino.
The event, part of “Tukwut Talks: A Series of Conversations with Faculty,” was held on Wednesday, March 2 in University Student...
Dr. Joely Proudfit, Department Chair of American Indian Studies at CSUSM, has been appointed by President Barack Obama to the National Advisory Council on Indian Education.
The council advises the president himself on American Indian education issues and policies in schools throughout the nation....
