CSUMB Magazine
Spring/Summer 2018
Towards a brighter future
CSUMB is helping lead an initiative to improve cradle-to-career outcomes.
Photo by: Richard Green
A student raises his hand at Alisal Community School in Elisa Verduzco's 5th grade class.
Supporting educational dreams
Programs use personal touch to help students succeed.
Photo by: Joan Iguban Galiguis
Ernesto Verduzco and Marie Alonzo serve as peer mentors to students.
A trail for everyone
Two CSUMB professors have a plan to make the peninsula more accessible.
Photo by: FORTAG
A 25-mile trail system will accommodate walkers, hikers and bikers.
Unlocking the Gene’s Secrets
Keck Foundation grant helps modernize the study of biology.
Photo by: Joan Iguban Galiguis
Professor Nate Jue is helping change the way biology is taught at CSUMB.
Playing by the Rules
Greg Harrod helps make sense of NCAA regulations.
Photo by: Blake Stocker
Greg Herrod
A Passion for Advocacy
Two-term AS president helps students speak up.
Photo by: Joan Iguban Galiguis
Lauren McClain
Natural Born Leader
Student veteran takes his seat at the table.
Photo by: Blake Stocker
Gilbert Bernabe leads the CSUMB Student Veteran Organization.
Building Bridges
Compiling, communicating campus crime statistics requires a collaborative effort.
Photo by: Joan Iguban Galiguis
Shanieka Jones is keeping CSUMB compliant with federal law.
Library Event Celebrates Farr Legacy Collection
Photo by: Randy Tunnell
Sam Farr (center) talks with CSUMB President Ochoa and former Congressman George Miller.
Saving the reefs
Can humans help corals adapt to a changing environment?
Photo by: Joan Iguban Galiguis
Cheryl Logan received a Fulbright Fellowship for study around the Galápagos Islands.
Bringing Fossils to Life with Illustration
McAfee’s image of a dinosaur attracts worldwide attention.
Andrew McAfee's illustration of a dinosaur has been published worldwide.