Oct 7, 2026 5:00 PM | Organization: Arts & Lectures Register here!  Join CSUSM students, alumni, artists and community leaders for an evening of ideas, creativity and connection. CHABSS Networking Night: Transformative Leadership and Social Change highlights how leadership emerges through the arts, media, public service and civic engagement. Enjoy appetizers, drinks, music and an inspiring panel of alumni and community leaders sharing how their work creates meaningful social impact. The evening will conclude with structured networking designed to foster meaningful conversations, explore career paths and build lasting connections. Whether you’re seeking mentorship, expanding your professional network or discovering new opportunities, this event offers an engaging space to learn, connect and be inspired by those shaping the future of our communities. CSUSM students: Free Faculty/staff/alumni: Free Community: Free   Please print and bring your tickets to the event entrance or have your QR code ready to scan on your smart phone.  

Oct 8, 2026 10:00 AM | Organization: Office of Inclusive Excellence The Latine Action Team will present the recommendations resulting from "Lunching on Strategies" by Dr. Allen and President Neufeldt. These recommendations are derived from data collected through the Campus Climate Survey. We cordially invite staff members to engage and support by providing feedback to the recommendations from the Latine Action Team.  https://csusm.zoom.us/j/83406080448    

Oct 8, 2026 11:00 AM | Organization: Career Center Thinking about grad school or a professional program? Swing by the Graduate and Professional School Fair at CSUSM to chat with reps from various schools and programs. It's your chance to get the inside scoop on what’s out there and how to get there! For the full list of schools attending, check out www.csusm.edu/careers.  

Oct 8, 2026 12:00 PM | Organization: Library Stop by to pick up a free copy of this year's Common Read books! The giveaway will take place from 12 - 12:50 pm in front of the Kellogg Library's third-floor entrance.