CSUSM recently opened a new Veterans Center, donated by a group of approximately 60 interdisciplinary students at the Stevens Institute of Technology in Hoboken, N.J. The Center is a place where military-affiliated students can receive support in achieving their academic and career goals with services tailored to their unique needs. Staff assist students navigate the admissions process, access their GI benefits, register for courses, find campus resources and get involved in leadership and social activities, facilitating their move from a very tight-knit community in the armed forces to the tight-knit community that exists at Cal State San Marcos.
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- 2:57Top 9 Facts about CSUSM's K-9 TeamMeet CSUSM Police Officer David Angulo and his K-9 partner Armor, North San Diego County's only explosive detection canine team. With a strong bond and Armor's even stronger nose, the duo serves and protects CSUSM and beyond. Here are nine facts you might not know about this incredible, and inseparable, team.
- 2:04Professor Packs a Punch: Beyond the Classroom with Merryl GoldbergMusic professor and saxaphonist Merryl Goldberg has found that her music background has helped her find her rhythm in the boxing ring. She's no lightweight in the classroom or on the mat, and she packs a wicked left hook.
- 2:39The Alliance at CSUSMYes, you can go to college . . . and we have a place for you here at CSUSM! That's the message that we want all of our region's youth to hear through a unique program known as the Alliance to Accelerate Excellence in Education—or, simply, The Alliance.The Alliance, comprised of 10 partner school districts, is a regionally-focused initiative aimed at improving the college attendance and graduation rates of students in our region. With a focus on traditionally underserved youth as well as first generation college students, The Alliance works with families, teachers, administrators, and community members to support all students in achieving academic success.Learn more at csusm.edu/alliance
- 1:55Rising Above: Francisco FernandezAs a teenager, Francisco said he was constantly told he wasn’t smart enough or wealthy enough to attend college. Rather than discourage him, it fueled a desire to pursue an education and help his family. Now a biological sciences student at CSUSM, Francisco is on track to earn his Ph.D. and follow his dream.Read more: https://news.csusm.edu/francisco-fernandez-biology-student/
- 1:34Stepping Forward Starts at CSUSMCSUSM is stepping forward into the future. We are bold and imaginative, determined and resilient. We climb forward with our sights set beyond the staircase.Will you step forward with us? csusm.edu/forwardtogether
- 2:59César Chávez: The Story Behind the StatueTwenty years ago, CSUSM unveiled its first outdoor public art – a bronze statue of civil rights activist César Chávez. At the time, the statue seemed far from the original four university buildings. But the César Chávez statue came to not only reflect the heart of CSUSM, it became the center of campus.
