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December 2023: Not Alone at the Beach will offer a wide range of sexual assault and dating violence prevention programming in Spring 24. Flyer.
December 2023: The campus Institute for Entrepreneurship is conducting their annual Sunstone Innovation Challenge, and math and/or statistics students are invited to join. In the last couple of years, the winners have been online applications, and you might be interested in providing statistics or machine learning support to some of the teams, or you might possibly have your own idea.
October 2023: This isn't quite on campus, but it's nearby in Long Beach: In the CSU Chancellors Office Job Shadow Program, you explore career paths in a field of interest for Spring 24. Apply by November 26. Flyer.
October 2023: Our friends in the Music Department are offering a beginning guitar class called MUS 128 for Spring 2024. Check it out and enjoy!
September 2023: There will be a UCLA grad school information session October 2, 11-12pm in PH1-101. Flyer.
September 2023: The CNSM Internship Roadshow is a Workshop, Employer Panel and Networking Event, October 10, 2-4pm in the Career Development Center. Flyer.
September 2023: THRIVE is a series of events sponsored by CNSM on job interviews, research, women in science and math, first generation students, and health professions.
August 2023: The CNSM Student Research Symposium is on Friday, September 22, 11am-1pm, showcasing research by students and faculty. There will also be a mini resource fair for students to meet our research programs and campus resources. Flyer.
August 2023: If you're interested in teaching physics, looking to build confidence in Electricity and Magnetism (E&M), or want upper division physics credit, sign up for PHYS 491D - Pedagogical Content Knowledge in Physics - Electricity and Magnetism for Fall 2023.
This course offers a deeper understanding of E&M, plus the skills and knowledge to teach it effectively. It will cover methods of charging, field theory, circuits, and electromagnetic radiation. Demonstrations, labs, activities, assessments, and common student misconceptions are explored; you'll practice teaching with a real audience. Contact Justin Fournier.
April 2023: The CNSM Safety Office is hiring a student assistant. They will provide all training. Hours are flexible and you will gain experience in lab safety. Open to undergrads and grads. No prior experience required but it helps to have done some chemistry, biology or other science in our college. Contact Chris Frost for more information or to schedule an interview.
April 2023: Our colleagues in the College of Natural Sciences are conducting a science education project to assess skill development during classes with field trips. You do not have to have had a class with field trips to participate. Please take this 10-minute survey. Your participation is greatly appreciated!
March 2023: The Dream Success Center holds office hours Th-F 10am-4pm (virtual or in SSC 290) to support students in navigating institutional, local, and state-wide services for basic needs, housing, food, health care, and labor concerns that may be specific to your immigration status. Questions to dream@csulb.edu.
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March 2023: Women in Computing (WiC) and Dr. Jelena Trajkovioc are hosting a Mental Wellness Talk by Newton Cheng, a husband and father, world champion powerlifter, and Director of Health and Performance at Google. He will share about his mental health journey; share what he's learned from his life, athletics, and work about managing the tensions between health and performance; and lead a discussion on how we can better manage these tensions with more intentionality across each of the roles we play in our lives. March 16th, 2023, 12:30 pm - 1:30 pm, USU Room 304. Flyer.
March 2023: In the Data Science Talent Pipeline at CSULB, you work with JPL scientists on a range of innovative projects using satellite data. CSULB students from any major will participate in a workshop that, for some, might lead to a summer (2023) internship at JPL. Students who participate in both days of the on-campus workshop, April 7-8, will earn $200. Flyer.
February 2023: LEAP is an NSF-funded program in which students are paid to conduct research during the 2023-24 academic year with faculty mentors at CSULB. Apply here by March 10, 2023. Flyer.
January 2023: Our colleagues in Economics are recruiting students for an Experiment about Decision Making and Food Evaluation. You'll get some food, watch some videos, complete a survey, and get some money. Flyer.
January 2023: College Corps is recruiting CNSM majors for 2023-24. They offer internships with nonprofits focused on Environmental/social justice and sustainability, Food insecurity, and K-12 education. You take an internship course and earn $10,000 for 450 hours of work. Low-income students and those who are first in their families to go to college receive priority consideration. AB540 students are encouraged. Apply by March 13. Flyer.
January 2023: CalFresh Healthy Living is the nutrition education arm of CalFresh, California's Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program-Education (SNAP-Ed). It is the largest nutrition education program in the United States, and more than one-third of California residents are eligible for the program. They have released their spring schedule with great events including cooking skills classes and round of master chef challenge.
January 2023: THRIVE is a series of events sponsored by CNSM on job interviews, research, women in science and math, first generation students, and health professions. Flyer for Spring 2023 events.
