Nov. 30, 2009 Dr. Gerald Shenk to work in the Philippines Gerald Shenk, professor of social, behavioral and global studies at California State University, Monterey Bay, has been named a Fulbr...
Nov. 18, 2009 Dr. Lou Denti, a professor of special education at CSU Monterey Bay and director of the university's Center for Reading Instruction and Diagnosis, has dedicated his life to helpin...
April 26, 2010 Pat Tinsley McGill, associate professor of business administration at CSU Monterey Bay, will be honored April 28 at the annual teaching awards ceremony sponsored by the Community...
Dr. Corey Garza is committed to increasing diversity in the geosciences. He was one of 30 participants invited by the National Science Foundation to attend the GEO GOLD – Geoscience Opportunities...
CSU Monterey Bay Professor Cheryl Logan and four colleagues have won a grant of nearly $900,000 from the National Science Foundation to conduct research on ocean acidification and hypoxia. ...
It's come a long way from a desk: There are posters on the walls, couches in the lobby, a cubicle that resembles an on-air booth. For the first time since it began broadcasting in 1999, Otterme...
CSU Monterey Bay is ranked fourth among the nation’s public liberal arts colleges in its contribution to the public good, according to The Washington Monthly 2011 College Guide published Sept. ...
Aug. 19, 2010 U.S. News ranks the university 11th in nation, fourth in state CSU Monterey Bay is one of the most racially diverse schools in its category, according to U.S. News & World R...
Sept. 2, 2009 CSU Monterey Bay signed an agreement Sept. 2 with the city of Marina and the Fort Ord Reuse Authority concerning its growth on the former Army base. The document details how iss...
View a photo essay from Super Sunday L isten to an NPR report here Super Sunday encourages more students to enroll CSU Monterey Bay President Eduardo Ochoa and Provost Kathy Cruz-Uribe will b...
Super Sunday encourages more students to enroll In February, a trio of CSU Monterey Bay administrators will be featured speakers at local churches to spread the word about the importance of going...
. . . At the Reading Center on the edge of the CSUMB campus, students receive a free assessment in which the center's reading specialist determines what kind of assistance the child needs. His ...
Sept. 24, 2009 California State University, Monterey Bay President Dianne Harrison on Sept. 24 presented her 2009 State of the University address, hailing the school's efforts to overcome the s...
Aug. 4, 2009 The Post-9/11 Veterans Education Assistance Act went into effect Aug. 1, creating a new GI Bill benefit program designed for those who served in the Iraq and Afghanistan wars. CSU ...
. . . Cal State Monterey Bay is seeing strong student demand. CSUMB welcomed a record total of more than 5,700 students in fall 2013, more than 60 percent from outside the Central Coast region....
CSUMB has announced a $10 million gift from Joel and Dena Gambord of Pebble Beach – the largest gift in the university’s 20-year history. It will create two endowed professorships, a fund t...
You're never too old to go to college. Those 50 and older are invited to take classes through the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at CSUMB starting Jan. 17. That institute was just awarded $1...
Posted on Oct 31, 2007 The U.S. Department of Education has awarded CSUMB nearly $1 million in grant money to help students from underrepresented backgrounds prepare for doctoral studies, Preside...
The U.S. Department of Education has awarded CSUMB nearly $1 million in grant money to help students from underrepresented backgrounds prepare for doctoral studies, President Dianne F. Harrison...
University is only two-time top honoree in the nation California State University, Monterey Bay has received the Presidential Award as part of the 2010 President’s Higher Education Community Serv...
CSU Monterey Bay has received $500,000 in scholarship endowment funds from the Bernard Osher Foundation of San Francisco. The gift is part of the foundation's initiative for California communit...
University will work with Hartnell, MPC on course design California State University, Monterey Bay has received a $500,000 grant from Lumina Foundation for Education. The grant will be used to im...
. . . CSU Monterey Bay is ranked fourth among the nation's public liberal arts colleges in its contribution to the public good. The university is also ranked third overall in research expenditu...
Joel and Dena Gambord of Pebble Beach have made a $10 million gift to California State University, Monterey Bay to establish two endowed professorships, fund student scholarships and set up an ...
CSU Monterey Bay was one of 14 universities named to the 2013 President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll. The university has been on the honor roll every year since the distincti...
Aug. 20, 2009 MJ, one of the country's oldest investigative magazines, has included CSU Monterey Bay in its first Mini College Guide - a list of 10 diverse schools that "will blow your mind, no...
CSUMB has been named one of the nation's most eco-friendly responsible schools by the Princeton Review and the US Green Building Council. The school was profiled in "Princeton Review's Guide to...
CSU Monterey Bay’s efforts to prepare for natural disasters have won recognition from the National Weather Service. The university has recently been named a Weather-Ready Nation Ambassador ...
The 2012 edition of The Princeton Review's Guide to 322 Green Colleges has named CSU Monterey Bay as one of the most eco-friendly in the U.S. and Canada – and the guide didn't even mention the ...
Robert Chapman, the spouse of Patricia Tynan Chapman, passed away at home recently. He was 91 years old. Patricia and Robert Chapman were the lead donors for the Chapman Science Academic Ce...
. . . This is the field laboratory of CSUMB environmental science lecturers John Skardon and John Silveus and their six students. They're trying to find better ways to filter the pollutants out...
While most people are waking up and getting ready for work, the CSU Monterey Bay cross country teams are wrapping up their morning run. . . The runners are gearing up for Saturday's Stanford In...
For the third consecutive year, CSU Monterey Bay has been named a "military-friendly school" by G.I. Jobs magazine. The list honors the top 20 percent of colleges and universities that are doin...
Bacone College in Muskogee, Okla., will host a symposium on March 23 with a decidedly CSUMB feel. The symposium, "Beyond 1492: Inter Caetera, a Papal Bull, the Requiremento and the Legacy o...
Aug. 10, 2010 "Most Californians don't think about how colorful and vibrant the rocky reefs are," CSUMB Professor James Lindholm said in late July as he and other researchers surveyed areas of ...
The old military buildings dotting CSU Monterey Bay's campus are finally slated to go the way of Fort Ord. CSU Chancellor Timothy White pledged $30 million in funds to complete the long-awaited...
EVERY VETERAN HAS A STORY. CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, MONTEREY BAY WANTS YOURS. This fall, Enid Ryce, coordinator of the School of Creative Arts, will lead an effort to record the stories...
International students can add diversity to a university, enriching the experience of everyone. That will be the case at CSU Monterey Bay this year as approximately 150 students from abroad...
Event highlights excellence in student research Outstanding research by CSU Monterey Bay students on topics ranging from the effects of climate change on red abalone to visitor engagement in Cali...
Nicholas Fryou, a student at CSU Monterey Bay, was named the winner of $2,000 in the Monterey County Film Commission's Director Emeritus Richard Tyler Film Student Award. Fryou will use the awa...
$32 Million is largest grant ever received by CSUMB CSU Monterey Bay has been awarded a 10-year, $32 million NASA grant to continue research which includes wildfire monitoring, agricultural w...
Come enjoy a display of young brilliance at this special showing of CSUMB student films at this year's Short Cinema Festival in Carmel. – Monterey County Weekly, July 11, 2013
Teaching students isn’t the only goal of the School of Business at CSU Monterey Bay. The school also wants the community to learn about the business program. On May 1, it will hold the fifth ...
The next generation of scientists, psychologists, anthropologists, social scientists were in the CSUMB Tanimura & Antle Family Library today, presenting the best of their summer work during...
The approach of winter can mean only one thing – it’s time for another one of Warren Miller’s cinematic homages to high-adrenaline ski and snowboard action. Is there a better way to get stoked ...
SEASIDE, Ca., Dec. 8, 2016 – California State University Monterey Bay and Universidad de Leon, Spain signed a memorandum of understanding today creating an international partnership that opens ...
. . . The Otters are ranked fourth in the nation in Division II. Yet they remain humble in their success, driven by determination. – Monterey Herald, April 12, 2014
Parishioners at three local churches got more than a sermon on Sunday, Feb. 20. They got a pitch for the value of a college education — straight from the pulpit. Cal State Monterey Bay Presiden...
Arlene Krebs acts to close the digital divide Arlene Krebs, technology development officer at CSU Monterey Bay, has been named a 2014 Broadband Champion by the California Emerging Technology Fund...
July 8, 2010 Ehlers attends Homeland Security training course CSU Monterey Bay staff member Diane Ehlers recently completed a course for emergency responders at the Center for Domestic Preparedne...