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• Help make a career change with CSUEB's Pre-Professional Health academic program
• Annual Student Juried Exhibition through June 9
• Voting open for ASI student government positions, May 23-30
• Oakland Police Chief Howard Jordan '06 shares real life stories with CSUEB students
• Geography major wins annual Thoman scholarship
• Economist Sanford Ikeda on 'Preservation at the Expense of Liberty' May 30
• Expect bad results if you try to control the world, says CSUEB prof
• Earn a certificate in Early Childhood Development at CSUEB
• Theatre/Dance students showcase their skills in three distinct 'Performance Fusion' programs
• Everyone invited to free English publication party June 11 - readings, open mic, refreshments
• CSUEB Athletic's Dawn Ellerbe inducted into Penn Relays Wall of Fame for hammer throw records
• CSUEB couple turns adversity into online fitness business
• CSUEB business prof on fueling revenue growth
• Education Summit for Asian American, Pacific Islander students at CSUEB May 19
• CSUEB observes 10 years at Oakland Center
• Students take honors at annual Art Department/Gallery awards night
• Music department stages new, short opera based on 'Rumpelstilskin' June 4
• Three CSUEB water polo players earn all-conference honors
• Four students take honors in annual Don Markos prize for poetry
• Celebrate with award-winning bubbly from CSUEB grad Rick Casqueiro
• CSUEB nursing grad Mary Kropf publishes first novel
• Remembering Lincoln on the 150th anniversary of his death May 15
• Annual student art exhibition opens May 8, continues through June 9
• Turn environmental regulation into opportunity, says CSUEB prof
• Students take honors in annual fiction contest memorializing English professor emeritus
• CSUEB offers a certificate in video game design and development
• CSUEB women's golf finishes '12 season
• CSUEB alumnus Mike Dresen featured in SF Biz Times article
• May 24 concert remembers Professor Emeritus Glenn Glasow
• Safety workshops May 7, 23 for 'National Bike Month'
• Music alum, lecturer releases CD, two peces to debut on campus this spring
• 'Graduation 2012 Info Days' to be held on Hayward and Concord campuses
• Start a career in health care with the CSUEB Online MS Health Care Administration
• Anthropology grad student wins prestigious award for CT scan research, shares technique with campus May 23
• Marketing career sampler planned for May 1
• 'Pink Ribbons' author discusses politics of philanthropy April 25
• Earn your HR management certification from CSUEB
• Pioneer Kyle Zozaya homers twice to end CSUSB's six-game winning streak
• CSUEB alumna recognized as 'Best Vet' in the Bay Area
• CSUEB library display in support of Autism Awareness Month
• "Amazing and Improbable D-Day" lecture on April 21
• Celebrate CSUEB Earth Day on April 24
• $tart $mart salary negotiation workshop on April 18
• Economist Peter Klein on 'Entrepreneurship and the Firm' April 25
• Get your TESOL certification from CSUEB
• V-Day performances help stop violence against women, girls
• CSUEB baseball captures first CCAA series win
• 'Active Shooter Preparedness' workshops on Apr 24, May 3
• English alumna Laura Lam signs two-book deal for young adult sci fi/fantasy
• SCAA offers free tutoring to CSUEB students
• Stephen Colbert features CSUEB history professor on 'The Colbert Report'
• Earn a certificate in supply management from CSUEB
• CSUEB softball claims best-ever tournament finish
• CSUEB geologist to lead walking tour of Hayward fault on April 7
• Art alumni show work at reopened Hayward gallery
• CSUEB alumnus Gene Daniels recognized as prominent Newark community leader
• Death March survivors to participate in 70th Anniversary of the Fall of Bataan on April 10
• Founder of the "The Independent Institute" to speak on April 4
• CSUEB nonprofit management open house event April 2
• CSUEB Family Skate Night to benefit Hayward youth, April 4
• CSUEB alumna Charmaine Banther recognized as 'Woman of The Year'
• Dean Terri Swartz on the transformative power of education April 6
• CSUEB students respond to growing demand for Muslim fashion
• A CSUEB alumnus recounts his time as a Liberian refugee
• CSUEB offers community counseling center
• Jazz students make command performance at annual Santa Cruz festival
• Multimedia grads on MTV, create companion app
• Hurricane Katrina survivor earns his MBA at CSUEB
• First major Arts Events Sponsorship puts music students on Yoshi's professional stage
• Photo students show work through Tuesday in Old Kiln Gallery Room
• Water polo's Jayme Pekarske collects second WWPA award
• CSUEB alumna Amy Doan is successful fashion entrepreneur
• March 16 workshop on using 'Schedule A' letter for federal employment
• Why the Triangle Fire of 1911 still matters, March 17
• CSUEB Diversity Day planned for May 16
• CSUEB Personal Fitness Trainer certificate
• CSUEB freshmen make CCAA basketball history
• CSUEB alumna named city manager for Los Altos
• CSUEB, CSU partner for Super Sunday 2012 in East Bay region
• CSUEB criminal justice screens "The Interrupters" on Mar 7
• 'Blood, Sweets & Teas' at CSUEB Concord will help save lives
• Economist Edward Lopez to discuss 'The (Ab)use of Takings for Economic Development' on March 7
• CSUEB graduation workshop scheduled for March 12
• English Department to award cash prizes in short fiction, poetry contests
• Pioneer swimmers collect CSCAA Team Scholar All America honors
• CSUEB grad recognized for his firm's green manufacturing practices
• CSUEB psych lecturer publishes new book on personality, stress and coping
• CSUEB Lecturer Stephen Morewitz co-authors new play, "Steamship Quanza"
• CSUEB offers certificate program in project management
• Reunion held for players on CSUEB's first basketball team
• Bayfest 2012 concert canceled; refunds available
• "Amazing Race" TV show a life changer for CSUEB CBE grad
• Assistant professor covers economic history from the Great Depression to present for 'Grapes of Wrath' community reading program
• CSUEB Concord Transfer Center opens on Feb 28
• CSUEB graduation workshop scheduled for Feb 22
• The new face of college prep: CSUEB alumna leads the way for future online students
• Ethnic Studies Associate Professor Calvo to speak at Hayward International Women's Day event
• CSUEB softball player Sara Holdridge named CCAA Player of the Week
• Behind the scenes at CSUEB's Arroyo literary magazine with alumni sponsor Stan Pisle, programmer and poet
• Friends of the Arts serves free cake at winter musical opening
• CSUEB to celebrate National TRiO Day on Feb 23
• Pathway to Graduate School event to be held March 8
• CSUEB accepting upper-division transfer students through May 1
• Cal State East Bay MBA provides a fulfilling and bright future for Russian graduate
• Gay Marriage and Philosophy: From Plato to Judith Butler on Feb 15
• 'Arroyo Literary Review' launch party set for Feb. 23 in downtown Hayward – open to all 21+
• CSUEB alumna goes undercover as a panhandler
• CSUEB Homecoming 2012 kicks off today
• Gary Galles discusses the economics of government on February 15
• CSUEB alumna uses life experience to mentor current international students
• CSUEB swimmer Sara Bonino ends college career with two wins
• Anti-racist activist Tim Wise speaks at CSUEB, Feb 2
• CSUEB accounting students offer free tax prep starting Feb 18
• 'From Backpack to Briefcase,' February 6
• Advocates for change: Dr. Rush-Woods' experiences motivate CSUEB MSW students to make a difference
• CSUEB to celebrate Fred Korematsu Day, January 31
• STRATMARK names CSUEB grad as new VP Analytics
• Irish immigrant's American dream realized through CSUEB MBA degree
• Save green and go green by riding the Concord shuttle from BART
• Successful CSUEB alumni discuss how to apply math and computer science degrees, January 26
• Jam the gym on Jan 20 and get a free Chipotle burrito
• CSUEB kinesiology grad co-authors best-selling fitness book
• Goals don't bring satisfaction, says CSUEB prof
• Microsoft manager shares how blindness hasn't hindered career success, Jan 20
• Six to be inducted into CSUEB Athletic Hall of Fame, May 5
• New MS in Education program starting in Pittsburg, CA
• Economist to discuss 'Seven Myths about Free Markets', January 18
• New Arts Events Sponsorship Program has its first major donor, Yoshi's event has a sponsor
• Foster City promotes two CSUEB accounting grads
• Multimedia 360-degree film technique dazzles morning TV
• How did a one-time hobo become an acclaimed writer? Lecture on Eric Hoffer, January 11
• Com alumna named Colorado State U. president
• Sociology grad takes Hawaiian music to Carnegie Hall
• CSUEB business lecturer included in CNN story
• CSUEB business prof authors chapter on plagiarism behavior
• CSUEB grad wins 'Hotelier of the Year' award
• All gifts make a difference; thank you for supporting CSUEB!
• Help CSUEB students stay competitive by contributing to a college or department fund
• Retirement doesn't stop CSUEB prof from extreme sea kayaking
• Go Pioneers! Make a gift to CSUEB Athletics to make more memorable seasons
• Spread academic goodwill and cheer with your support for scholarships at CSUEB
• CSUEB grad is award-winning winemaker
• CSUEB prof explains danger of self-indentifying as 'stressed'
• Reducing elective cesareans will reduce preventable risks, says nursing lecturer
• Give the gift of education with your donation to CSUEB
• Basketball team to host faculty, staff appreciation lunch Dec 19
• English grad Dianna Huff wins gold for marketing work
• CSUEB professor attends husband's Nobel Prize ceremony in Stockholm
• CSUEB RAW building wins sustainable design award
• CSUEB lecturer wants petroleum junkies of the world to unite
• UPD collecting 'Toys for Tots' until Dec. 23
• CSUEB grad students educate community about school psychology
• CSUEB student athletes give back at Gates Millennium
• CSUEB grad Susanne Trimbath blazing a new path in economics
• Art Professor Munakata donates 'Heart' to SF Hospital Fundraiser
• Ceramics Guild sale on Dec 7 and 8
• CSUEB grad cautions against tempting credit card offers
• Trumpet grad cast as onstage musician in Marin Theatre 'Glass Menagerie'
• CSUEB spring break trip planned to Campo Kumeyaay Reservation
• CSUEB lecturer presents new research on teen runaways
• CSUEB student athletes collect All-CCAA Honors
• Today - CSUEB president hosts student 'listening session'
• Lyris appoints CSUEB MBA grad as chief financial officer
• Meet CBE Dean Terri Swartz Nov 30
• CSUEB prof explains popularity of 'missed connection' sites
• Pioneers are encouraged to study abroad
• We are thankful for...our donors and friends
• CSUEB grad wins gold at U.S. Parachute Championships
• Ethnic Studies alumni help create permanent American Indian tribute on Alcatraz
• CSUEB biz prof teaches leadership in Moscow
• Anthology professor to speak on early-man research at California Academy of Sciences
• Entrepreneur Gurbaksh Chahal speaks at CSUEB Nov 22
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• CSUEB grad publishes book on teens and divorce
• New Cinema Place art show rich in CSUEB alumni work
• Hidden gems of CSUEB: Lucas shot '79 movie sequel on campus
• Dr. Cornel West speaks at Cal State East Bay on Nov 17
• Thank you to CSUEB veterans
• Art alum chosen to paint retiring chief justice, now on to three NASA Ames leaders
• Comedian Michael Ian Black performs at CSUEB Nov 15
• CSUEB students win hospitality scholarships
• CSUEB "zombie" professor popular expert for national media
• Pioneer track team to hold interest meeting next week
• Dazzling young writer previews new novel Nov. 2 - FREE
• Step into Peter Pan’s Magical World at Sulphur Creek’s Unhaunted House
• Morgan Technical Ceramics educating tomorrow’s materials science and engineering leaders
• Students, alumni, faculty perform in San Francisco 'Adaptability' conference
• Finishing school, working, and supporting her family - Ava Albano's SOS story
• Scholarship has 'a net value many times the actual amount' - Thomas Rule's SOS story
• How the 'SOS' scholarship fund saved the day for CSUEB students this fall
• 50-year-retrospective honors Clayton Bailey, art professor emeritus
• The Smith Center at CSUEB announces 2011-12 speaker series
• Research shows those with dementia can learn new tasks, retrieve abilities that have been lost
• CSUEB alumna leads Vallejo City Unified School District
• Neon Trees rocks CSUEB Hayward campus on Sept. 29
• Ralph Nader speaks at CSUEB Sept. 30
• AC Transit eliminates 4 bus stops on CSUEB campus
• Theatre/Dance production designer creates set for Aurora Theatre's 20th season
• It's lucky number seven for JR Havlan '87 and the 'Daily Show' writers at the 2011 Emmys
• CSUEB Continuing Ed grad is new systems architect for ICFI
• CSUEB grad leads diversity efforts at US Airways
• Don't tell your kids, "I can't do the math," CSUEB lecturer advises
• CSUEB nursing students help Tri-City seniors
• CSUEB student veteran has new mission: battling misconception of PTSD
• 50 years of Pioneer Athletics...women's track wins CSUEB's first national championship
• CSUEB alumna only Filipino-American leading a top US foundation board
• CSUEB biz professors explain how to find the right global opportunity
• Why Watson and Crick didn't acknowledge Rosalind Franklin
• Continuing Education annual open house Sept 8
• 50 years of Pioneers Athletics...remembering Kenny Bayless
• New TV show for CSUEB business grad
• CSUEB couple hopes to adopt child
• Autism: mystery of a generation, Sept 8
• CSUEB offers online CEUs for teachers
• Remembering 1986...men's basketball wins NCAA Division II regional title
• CSUEB grad Al Carlos Hernandez a major force in Latino media
• Back to School for Hayward - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• CSUEB lecturer comments on Imperial Irrigation District credit card audit
• Auditions set for September for 2011-12 theatre-dance productions
• CSUEB offers online program for early childhood teachers and care providers
• CSUEB Concord prepares students to care for the planet
• Former major leaguer Darren Lewis joins Pioneers baseball staff
• New CSUEB grad wants to use graphic design for the greater good
• CSUEB's ARAMARK chef earns silver medal in national culinary competition
• CSUEB RAW building featured in architectural showcase
• Sunday TV show leads off with sustainability input from Professor Lee
• Continuing Education annual open house Sept 8
• CSUEB Athletics AD selected for NCAA Leadership Institution program
• CSUEB grad helps the Boys & Girls Club go green
• CSUEB professor weighs economic similarities between 1930s and today
• Avoiding operational meltdown when managing multiple projects
• Music alum takes top honors for research paper
• Hayward Chamber board names Swartz chair for 2011-2012
• Short story from 'Arroyo Literary Review' selected for anthology
• CSUEB women's soccer scores most CCAA academic honorees
• Award winning journalist brings real-world expertise to the Pioneer, communication classroom
• From gang member to professor, CSUEB grad publishes new book
• New CSUEB research on the geography and politics of Southeast Asia
• Bugs, slugs and more at Cal State East Bay Science Festival
• Five students receive Friends of the Arts awards, former library director named group president
• More publicity for lecturer and CSUEB venture capital class
• The good old days were awful, says CSUEB professor
• Former Pioneers find success at World Masters Athletics
• CSUEB Concord hosts high-tech summer camp
• Human Development senior sings tribute to soul singer Teena Marie Aug. 20
• CSUEB alumnus Gene Yang is a graphic novel phenom
• Student, alumni, faculty create 'Dislocation Express' at multiple BART stations
• Assistant Professor Wallmann, Lectuerer Zinn, student and bassist perform July 30 in Fremont
• Liberal Studies alumna Julie Germain promoted to communications director of HP account
• More Emmys in the future for 'The Daily Show' and writer JR Havlan '87?
• Space shuttle launched the science career of CSUEB Lecturer Rob Mayeda
• How to inspire and promote a culture of creativity by shaking things up
• New Hayward Police Chief is CSUEB Hall of Fame athlete
• Automatic Sync Technologies Added to The GSA Schedule 70 To Provide Compliant Closed-Captioning of Digital Video To Federal Agencies
• Sociological insight on Bogie's babes, July 13
• Can California reduce its water consumption 20% by 2020?
• CSUEB business students help start-ups find funding
• CSUEB Concord hosts 2011 environmental sciences summer camp
• Jinkins signs contract with independent league team
• CSUEB grad Nicolas Vasallo helping to revitalizeCSUEB's music department
• Nancy O'Malley '77, first female district attorney of Alameda County
• Secret to successful studying is "mental pictures"
• Music alumnae perform gypsy songs on new CD, Sunday at Stern Grove
• Volk named ASI Student Leader of the Year
• Public Administration alumna named 'Woman of the Year'
• Don't blame the politicians, says CSUEB professor
• CSUEB physics grad is an inventor, engineer and professor
• Student artists named for annual awards
• CSUEB researchers examine role pets play in decision to escape domestic violence
• Theatre-dance alum Scott Chambliss turns out another major motion picture
• MBA meets Minerva with research projects serving community non-profits
• Ralph Jones names new CSUEB cross country and track coach
• Ethnic studies professor strives to educate students on sound nutrition
• CSUEB grad retires as Hercules police chief
• CSUEB prof catalogs skeletal remains on a first-of-its kind Web site
• Art professor shows work at two SF galleries this summer
• CSUEB faculty keynote speaker at Department of Defense's Asian Pacific Islander celebration
• Universities can help businesses develop critical skills
• Volleyball Signs 14 Players for 2011 Campaign
• 'Prestigious Bassen Prize' goes to philosophy senior Thomas Rule
• Notable author and alumnus Gene Yang releases new graphic novel
• Student shows artwork at CSUEB Oakland Center through summer
• CSUEB trains future law, justice, and forensic science pros
• Prof says talking about how to negotiate beforehand may improve outcome
• Pioneers take a bow at annual awards banquet
• Students, alumni participate in June 10 performance in downtown Oakland
• San Leandro police assist CSUEB students with mock homicide scene
• English teaching scholarship recipient headed to NY Teach for America program
• Pierce named to Capital One Academic All-District first team
• Multi-media project big hit at 'Maker Faire,' see for yourself June 9
• CSUEB Alum Charina English Joins Lockton as Employee Benefits Consultant
• University draws up plans for STEM Education building
• Film set to air Saturday features score by music alum/grad student Ryan Rey
• CSUEB launches new certificate in game design
• McManus collects NCBWA all-west region honors
• Theatre & Dance recognizes outstanding students
• Mail Boxes, Etc... names CSUEB grad new VP of Product Innovation
• Dance travelogue celebrates company's Middle East trip, experiences
• Guitarist Marc Teicholz performs at CSUEB June 2
• CSUEB Diversity Film Festival ends with "Ma vie en rose"
• MBA students take second in ICBSC competition
• CSUEB grad student wins NACWAA award
• CSUEB lecture on Bruce Lee and physical prowess May 23
• CSUEB grad Tim White appears on "Undercover Boss"
• Artwork by student, staff member Pat McCabe on view in Student Admin Building
• "Renpin" explains elder acceptance of mixed marriages
• English grad student takes top honors in annual Don Markos poetry contest
• Safeway exec speaks on "Success in the Middle", May 20
• Michael Wallace shows art, demonstrates wire sculpture at Cinema Place in downtown Hayward
• Why the Triangle Fire of 1911 matters, May 19
• Meet Kenneth Farr: scholar and rising basketball player
• CSUEB hosts TEDxHayward, May 19
• "Daily Show" writer and CSUEB grad J.R. Havlan returns to campus, May 27
• CSUEB hosts Statistical Genomics Genetics symposium, May 14
• CSUEB lecture on America's first Black millionaire, May 17
• CSUEB Diversity Film Festival focuses on autism with "Her Name is Sabine"
• CSUEB Eco-Art contest on May 9
• CSUEB professor finds honeydew may reduce the efficacy of fruit fly bait
• Student Recognition Night 2011
• May 2011 Hotsheet
• PBS's Tavis Smiley speaks at CSUEB, May 9
• CSUEB water polo players named to All-WWPA teams
• Alumna Williams one of four New York Drama League Fellows
• SFMOMA shows sculpture by art alumna
• "Revolutions in the Arab World" with Hatem Bazian, May 10
• An Austrian view of the financial crisis, May 11
• Chabot College to Protest Power Plant in May 5 Noon Walk Out
• Munakata donates art to annual auction for homeless artists
• Mammal brain wired to seek status and happiness
• Student artists take honors at exhibition opening
• CSUEB hosts water polo championships
• Advancing women through leadership May 6
• CSU Alumni Byron Miranda Joins NBC4 LA as Weekend Weathercas​ter
• Coffee, cake and conversation with author K.M. Soehnlein
• CSUEB Diversity Film Festival to show "Inch' Allah Dimanche"
• CSUEB students compete in the "The Amazing Race" BART style
• Grand opening of CSUEB Starbucks April 25
• Artist celebrates The Bay in work at the Oakland Center
• CSUEB Soberfest planned for May 11
• T.J. Lyons takes first in Robert V. Williams fiction contest
• CSUEB virtual computing lab wins innovation award
• Art by student Andy Wallace on view in Student Administration Building
• CSUEB alumna Sabrina Rodriguez new anchor for KTXL
• It takes a village: leaders praise Gateways Partnership
• CSUEB management professor offers tips for success negotiations
• "The Story of Stuff" - a look at production and consumption April 19
• Artwork by student Andy Wallace selected for de Young Museum College Night
• Join the "Big Read" with CSUEB and Hayward library April 23
• Oakland Tribune profiles CSUEB softball coach
• Art alumnus VanDeusen shows work at downtown Hayward gallery
• CSUEB alumni appear in reality show finale
• Changing music explained in "Horses, Fiddles & Song" April 19
• Biology as a team sport April 13
• Economist discusses behavioral economics and the new paternalism, April 13
• CSUEB students raise funds for Japan
• April 2011 Hotsheet
• Friday, Tuesday, Wednesday performances help fight violence against women, girls
• PUAD student named finalist for competitive D.C. program, SJ project
• Susan Gubernat publishes new collection of poems with cover by Grace Munakata
• Pioneer softball hosts "Support the Troops" April 9
• CSUEB grad Natali Morris is front and center at CNET News
• CSUEB lecture series examines the world's first novel
• Meet the ASCC Candidates
• New book focuses on most common disorders in children and teens
• CSUEB professor adds Japan quake to curriculum
• Tesla Motors to Visit Chabot College Hybrid Auto Tech Class
• Chabot Talent Show Winners
• CSUEB grad tapped as CEO of Monarch Casino
• Peaceful March to City Hall: March 29th
• Chabot Has Talent! Show on Wed. 3/30
• Celebrate the life of Cesar Chavez March 31
• Future teachers must apply by Mar 31 deadline
• Student artists show work in Student Services and Administration lobby
• USC recognizes CSUEB alumna with 'Distinguished Service Award'
• Next step for CSUEB virtual computing lab may be the cloud
• Hospitality students thrive in both virtual and traditional classrooms
• Students, alumni, faculty create original, physically inclusive dance at SF theater
• CSUEB expert says we must change how we teach math
• Nominations sought for 'Distinguished Alumnus,' 'Young Alum of Year' honors
• Conversation with Retired Congressman Pete McCloskey, Mar 23
• Cheerleading and Mascot Try-Outs
• ASCC Elections
• PUAD student semifinalist for US internship
• Fighting for perspective: the 150th anniversary of the Civil War
• Free film & snacks at University Art Gallery Friday Film Series
• Tech companys gives 'shout out' to CSUEB music professor
• Eight art students show work in Hayward exhibition
• CLPCCD Board of Trustees Addresses State Budget Cuts with Staff Reductions
• Latest theories on Amelia Earhart's last flight, Mar 15
• March 2011 Hotsheet
• Senco Brands taps CSUEB grad as CEO
• CSUEB librarians research accessibility of popular tutorial software
• March 29: Make a Difference in Hayward
• March 16: Make a Difference by Showing Chabot Your Talent
• March 14: Make a Difference in California
• March 11: Deadline to Make a Difference in Your Educational Finances
• March 1-28: Make a Difference as a Cheerleader or Mascot
• March 1-28: Make a Difference as a Student Leader
• Communications lecturer trains women reporters in developing countries
• Economic freedom suffers first setback in decades, expert to discuss Mar 9
• CSUEB Diversity Center screens "Pushing the Elephant" Mar 7
• Minerva Project matches consultant wisdom with community needs
• CSUEB grad is rising Bay Area theatre star
• Alumnae writes of elder abuse, suggests solution
• Hiring lessons from the San Ramon aquatic center
• Submit work for Islamic art exhibition by March 4
• Provost honors faculty contributions to CSUEB at honors convocation
• Bruce Lisker to discuss his high profile case and wrongful conviction March 8
• Economics lecture on longevity, schooling and lifetime labor supply, Mar 3
• Go green with a certificate in integrated energy solutions from CSUEB and PG&E
• CSUEB alumni appear tonight on "Shedding for the Wedding"
• CSUEB students present graduate thesis at major gaming conference
• CSUEB pilots groundbreaking virtual computer lab
• Spanish teachers invited to apply for a summer in Mexico City
• CSUEB professor paves it forward by giving back
• CSUEB director of financial aid appointed to ScholarShare Investment Board
• CSUEB grad promoted to VP Operations at Jack in the Box
• Free tax prep assistance offered through April 16
• Media interest continues in students' "Route 66" graduate project
• Economist to discuss the effects of crime on educational investment, Feb 16
• Live MSNBC road show to roll up to CSUEB
• CSUEB fuel cell will generate electricity for campus, state
• CSUEB Queerfest kicks off Feb 14
• Book signing Feb 12 for CSUEB's Project SOAR
• LGBT center names CSUEB grad as new director
• US military could learn from "The Great Game"
• CSUEB welcomes civil rights activist Claudette Colvin, Feb 7
• Spring Club Rush Day
• Valentine Photos and Cookies Sale
• Scholarship and Awards Packets Now Available
• P.J. Hill discusses markets and morality, Feb 9
• CSD grad student wins one of first state scholarships
• CSUEB coaches get "dunked" for charity
• CSUEB grad finalist in Amazon.com "Breakthrough Novel" contest
• CSUEB biologists test water quality in San Leandro Creek and San Francisco Bay
• Celebration of CSUEB faculty authors and artists, Feb 9
• Reminder to CSUEB freshmen: bad grades will haunt you
• Qayoumi to deliver Rizza lecture on Afghanistan Feb 1
• From sea slugs to Ebola virus, CSUEB students present at biotech symposium
• Wimer swims to new school record in 200 medley
• Applications taken through Feb. 18 for annual Panetta Congressional Internship
• Alumnus publishes book on notable women in higher education
• Campus spirit for Homecoming starts with office decorating
• History curriculum contributes to upcoming Oakland Museum of California exhibition
• Is vigilantism ever justified? CSUEB Philosophy Society discussion Jan 27
• January 2011 Hotsheet – Special Issue
• James MacDougald discusses UNSUSTAINABLE government, Jan 26
• Art alumna Kimberly Rowe shows three pieces at new Hayward Cinema Gallery - opening tonight!
• "Toxic Loopholes" included in New York Times article
• CSUEB professor and alumna publish book on human emotions
• Tough economic times favor women
• Why transformational leadership is important in any economy, President Qayoumi explains
• Thanks to the San Francisco Foundation and attendees for 'Moving the Needle' with CSUEB
• CSUEB 17th best college web site for blind students
• CSUEB offers innovative wedding planner certificate
• Music alum, lecturer 'guest composer' at Feb. 24 Symphony concert
• January 2011 Hotsheet
• Psychology Professor Daniel Cerutti passes away Monday
• Johnny Cupcakes talks branding and business at CSUEB, Jan 12
• Why are those last 5 lbs so hard to lose?
• Continuation grant moves Gateways P-20 partnership to 'Phase II'
• "Wonderfest" video online, Professor Gilbert debates evolution
• Diabetic women over 61 yrs more likely to experience depression with neuropathy, concludes CSUEB researchers
• Fines Amnesty Program - Food For Fines
• Film Screening and Reception for the Digital Story Station
• 9th Annual Hayward - Russell City Blues Festival
• To Kill a Mockingbird
• Jazz Ensembles Concert
• Percussion Ensemble Recital
• Winter Wonderland-A Dance Concert
• Jazz Combos Performance
• Symphonic Band/Wind Ensembles Concert
• Trombone Day
• Scholarship Recipients Recital/Continuing Music Students

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