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More than 22,000 people have graduated from CSUMB since the university was founded in 1994. Among their ranks are an Academy Award winner, a teacher of the year, a global wine industry executive, a New York Times journalist, a researcher at the South Pole, and a lead LinkedIn web developer, just to name a few.
Many go on to scientific research careers (some with the help of prestigious National Science Foundation fellowships), others become leaders in community organizing and politics. The pioneering spirit nurtured at CSUMB leads many to start their own businesses in a wide range of fields - from technology firms to restaurants to organic farms. Still more give back to their communities by working in education and nonprofit organizations.
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Webinar - Bridging the Multigenerational Work Gap
Keynote speaker and author, Ryan Jenkins will bring market insight into the generational gap and why it exists while providing perspectives of each generation’s varying views of work, leadership, communication, and technology.
Webinar - Not Nice: Stop People Pleasing and Start Speaking Up
Clinical psychologist, Dr. Aziz Gazipura will teach you that the opposite of nice is not mean but rather real. You’ll learn how to say “no” when you want and need to, confidently ask for what you want and eliminate feelings of guilt and anxiety.
Alumni in the news
Melissa Callaghan (B.A., Psychology, 2013) is currently a postdoctoral fellow at Harvard University where she works on the Reach Every Reader initiative, which aims to create digital technologies that have scalable impact to assess and teach literacy skills to PreK-3rd graders. Read more.
Alex Ibarra (B.A., Cinematic Arts and Technology, 2018) credits his time at CSUMB for helping him mature as an artist and more importantly, as a person. Since graduating from CSUMB, Ibarra spent the last two years in Australia filming his movie, Daniel, the Goodboy. Read more.
Dr. Katie Vuchkov (B.S., Biology, 2013) now serves as an Emergency Medicine Resident Physician in Fresno, California. With the current circumstances surrounding the outbreak of COVID-19, we reached out to her to discover what it is like to become a doctor during the pandemic. Read more.