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Professor Dan Fernandez is part of the Fog Five, a group of researchers that will study fog patterns and how they relate to climate change.
Our mission, vision, and values guide us in everything we do.
Who we are. What we value. What we strive to accomplish.
Established in 1994, Cal State Monterey Bay is guided and inspired by its founding vision statement—to become a collaborative intellectual community that serves the diverse people of California through high-quality, innovative education.
To prepare students to contribute responsibly to California and the global community by providing transformative learning experiences in an inclusive environment.
We will be recognized as a premier comprehensive university that prepares reflective practitioners, innovative leaders, and thriving citizens dedicated to the public good.
We have identified nine core values based on our Vision. These provide a common focus for our academic programming, enrollment efforts, budgeting, fundraising, and general operations.
Our strategic plan serves as a reminder of what we value most. This living document continues to inform us as we set priorities, establish processes, make budget decisions, and evaluate our effectiveness.
Every few years we evaluate this strategic plan and update or add priorities based on our region’s needs. Read the most recent executive summary here.
Professor Dan Fernandez is part of the Fog Five, a group of researchers that will study fog patterns and how they relate to climate change.
They'll talk about how to achieve good, meaningful jobs and careers for workers and the regional economy.
Suzanne Zivnuska spent 19 years at Chico State, including time as interim dean of the business school.