Posted on May 19, 2007 Two students from California State University, Monterey Bay won awards for their original research at the CSU's annual student research competition at the Dominguez Hills campus in Carson. The system-wide contest showcases the high caliber of research conducted by CSU students at all 23 campuses. Both local winners competed in the Interdisciplinary category. Top honors went to Andrew Coile, who earned a Master of Science degree in Management and Information Technology. His research topic was "Effectiveness of Online Evaluations." Christina Schmunk, who earned undergraduate degrees in math and earth systems science and policy, was runner-up.
– The Salinas Californian, May 19, 2007