Recipients administered COVID-19 vaccines, worked with local kids, merged fun with scholarship, and used their lives as testimony to boost others.
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Recipients administered COVID-19 vaccines, worked with local kids, merged fun with scholarship, and used their lives as testimony to boost others.
The UROC undergrad hopes to utilize advanced scientific techniques to preserve coral reefs which have been central to his Hawaiian culture.
Every year CSUMB honors outstanding graduating students with six university-wide awards and five Dean’s Medalist awards. This is one of a series of stories about this year’s winners, as well as other extraordinary graduates in the Class of 2021.
CSU Monterey Bay’s Master of Science Physician Assistant Program celebrated a major milestone for the Class of 2022, its second cohort of MSPA students, with a virtual White Coat Ceremony on Feb. 13.
College seniors usually expect a challenging year. For Associated Students (AS) President Jasmine Bhardwaj, her senior year comes with distinct obstacles because of COVID-19.
Martin Cisneros Jr. was one of CSUMB’s Spring 2020 graduates who had to forego a commemoration ceremony due to the coronavirus pandemic. But he’s accustomed to navigating obstacles.
Serving in the military can be one of the most adventurous, arduous, tedious, formative and dangerous times in a person’s life.
The pandemic has created a paradigm shift — a “new normal” — in which everyone is learning to conduct their business and continue their education online. To better help prospective students during this unprecedented time, CSUMB has released a brand new virtual campus tour.
In an old bank building in downtown Monterey, Jordan Leininger opened the massive steel door of a vault filled with historical treasures. The temperature and humidity-controlled space provides an ideal environment for storing delicate and aging documents and other artifacts, he explained.
Selina Espinoza, psychology major and statistics minor, has been awarded as this year's Sally Casanova Pre-Doctoral Scholar. Espinoza will receive an award of $3,000 to support graduate school and professional development endeavors for the upcoming 2020-21 year.