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Human Geography: Earth Science Club Participates in L.A. Homeless Census

February 14, 2011

Members of the Earth Science Club participated in the biannual Los Angeles County Homeless Census. L-R: Amir Davis, Tim Okazaki, Daniel Pearlman, Jessica Roethe, Dawn Johnson, and Yair Pilowsky

While students majoring in geography and geology usually study physical properties of the earth, those in the Department of Earth Sciences at California State University, Dominguez Hills are examining the impact of human needs and man-made effects upon the planet. Last month, members of the Earth Science Club participated in the biannual homeless count sponsored by the Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority (LAHSA). The club’s president, Daniel Pearlman, says that the earth and environment major has “a lot of focus on interactions with people. The way they structure the program will prepare us to be policymakers and involved with how decisions are made.” Pearlman and his fellow ... Read More

CSU Dominguez Hills Names New Director of Development

February 10, 2011

Alexandra Jordan

California State University, Dominguez Hills is pleased to announce that Alexandra Jordan is the university’s new director of development. Her first day was February 7. Jordan comes to CSU Dominguez Hills with more than 20 years of experience in the nonprofit and higher education arenas. For the past three years she had been a development coordinator at California State University, Long Beach (CSULB), where she was responsible for implementing fund raising strategies for the College of Business Administration. Prior to working at CSULB, she served as interim executive director and administrative director at Christian Outreach in Action, a nonprofit that serves the homeless population ... Read More

Franklin Strier: Shaky Future For Class Action Suits in Conservative Supreme Court

February 2, 2011

Franklin Strier had his editorial, “Don't deny justice to everyday folks; Supreme Court will hear two class action suits that may affect this legal avenue” published in Newsday in January. The emeritus professor of business law states that while class action suits have been an “iconic instrument of socio-economic justice,” they may be an endangered species in the face of two major cases about to be heard by the Supreme Court: Wal-Mart Stores v. Dukes, which is brought by 1.5 million past and present female employees of the retailer who claim gender-based pay and promotion discrimination; and AT&T Mobility v. Concepcion, composed of customers who allege that the company’s ads promising ... Read More

Intramural Sports Program Helps Keep Students in the Game

January 27, 2011

L-R: Jeanette Nailor, alumna and instructor, Coach George Wing, Wayne Timmerman, program assistant, Martha Torres, sophomore, and alumnus Tyler Watanabe look forward to a new semester with Intramural Sports.

Sophomore Martha Torres has found that the Intramural Sports Program (DHi) at California State University, Dominguez Hills has a lot more in store for students than just earning one unit to play their favorite sport. “I tried different sports,” says the kinesiology major, who assists the program as an intern, which is  sponsored by American Collegiate Intramural Sports (ACIS) .“I was into soccer, soccer, soccer. So I tried tennis; it was very interesting. Softball, I didn’t even know how to play [at first]. This semester, I’m going to try aqua aerobics. I don’t even know how to swim, but I’m going to try it. That is college... experimenting.” In its third year at CSU Dominguez ... Read More

Second 50th Anniversary Painting Unveiled at Reading by Award-Winning Poet

January 25, 2011

Artist Aydee Lopez Martinez, President Mildred García, and Dr. Irene Vasquez, chair of the Academic Senate, unveil "The Heart of CSU Dominguez Hills."

The second in a series of four paintings exclusively created by local artists for the 50th anniversary of California State University, Dominguez Hills was unveiled on Jan. 20 in the Loker Student Union. Students, faculty, and staff welcomed artist Aydee Lopez Martinez, who shared her new work, “The Heart of CSU Dominguez Hills.” The evening also featured a reading by Chicana poet and educator Lorna Dee Cervantes, who shared a chronology of works from her 30-year career. Vice president of university advancement Greg Saks welcomed the audience, which included students from Phi Sigma Sigma, and a cohort of visiting Central American health professionals  from the Scholarships for ... Read More

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