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  1. (Clockwise from top left) Ciara Vernon, Adriana Vieyra, Morgan Kissinger, Seaenna Correa-Garcia, Jaspreet Bhardwaj
    May 13, 2021

    Recipients administered COVID-19 vaccines, worked with local kids, merged fun with scholarship, and used their lives as testimony to boost others.

  2. Martin Cisneros Jr. in his graduation cap and gown
    November 24, 2020

    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.

  3. Antonio Lucero while stationed overseas in 2005-06 as part of Task Force Gator platoon.
    November 5, 2020

    Serving in the military can be one of the most adventurous, arduous, tedious, formative and dangerous times in a person’s life.

  4. Aerial view of CSUMB's quad
    November 2, 2020

    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.

  5. CSUMB alumni who are city of Monterey employees outside Colton Hall Museum with City Manager Hans Uslar (fourth from right). From left: Jay Punkar, Eric Palmer, Rafael Albarran, Kristonee Wade, Gundy Rettke, Jennifer Cleary, Ben Fowler, Paige Smith, Nat Rojanasathira, Wendy Davies, (Uslar), Vince Pizzo, Olga Maximoff and Jordan Leininger.
    September 24, 2020

    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.

  6. August 10, 2020

    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.