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Update on DACA
To the Campus Community:
In my statement to the campus community last week, I advised that I would provide you with updates on DACA as appropriate. Today, we learned that the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program will be eliminated within six months unless Congress acts to institute new legislation. I want you to know that I have joined leaders of colleges and universities across the nation in urging Congressional representatives to help forge a legislative solution that, at a minimum, sustains the existing provisions of DACA.
At CSUN, we are keenly aware and proud of the strength and resilience of our DACA and undocumented students who have found ways to achieve their educational goals in the face of unrelenting adversity. We understand that our institutional identity and vitality depend upon preserving a sense of belonging for all in our community. As I shared last week, CSUN is committed to educating, supporting and protecting all students regardless of immigration status. Today’s action does not diminish that support and commitment. Indeed, as is currently the case, qualified applicants who are undocumented will continue to be admitted to the CSU, and the provisions of AB 540 and the California Dream Act will continue to apply for all eligible students. Read the complete statement.
CSUN President Kicks Off Academic Year With Clear Focus on Student SuccessCalifornia State University, Northridge President Dianne F. Harrison highlighted the numerous accomplishments of the university’s faculty, students and staff in her annual Welcome Address to the university Aug. 24, and presented the opportunities and challenges of the new academic year that began Aug. 26. Continue reading about President Harrison's welcome address.
Ribbon Cutting Marks Opening of CSUN Student Legal Support Clinic (SLSC)Officials from Southwestern Law School and California State University, Northridge today “cut the ribbon” on a one-year pilot project to provide CSUN students — citizens and noncitizens — with pro bono assistance on legal issues. Continue reading about the CSUN Student Legal Support Clinic.
CSUN Professor’s Book a Finalist for PEN Center USA Literary Award“Black Sheep Boy,” the chronicle of a young gay man in Louisiana’s Cajun bayou by California State University, Northridge English professor Martin Pousson, is a finalist for a 2017 literary award from PEN Center USA. Continue reading about Martin Pousson.
CSUN Launches New Department of Criminology and Justice StudiesThe meaning of justice in the context of U.S. and global crime and criminal justice institutions is a core focus of California State University, Northridge’s newest academic department, the Department of Criminology and Justice Studies, which launches its new major this fall. Continue reading about the Department of Criminology and Justice Studies.
Not Alone: Care Advocate Provides Support to CSUN Survivors of Sexual AssaultSince her arrival at California State University, Northridge last year, Paria Zandi has worked to empower survivors of sexual violence, interpersonal abuse and stalking, through a trauma-informed and culturally responsive lens. As CSUN’s care advocate, Zandi provides a confidential space for survivors to discuss their experiences, concerns and options. Continue reading about CSUN’s care advocate, Paria Zandi.
“Jack Kirby @ 100,” an exhibit of comics and prints at the Oviatt Library, commemorates the centenary of the famed artist, known for co-creating the Marvel Universe. Working across half a century of comics in diverse genres, Kirby (b. Jacob Kurtzberg, 1917-1994) is the quintessential American comic book creator, and one of the most imitated artists in American popular culture. CSUN affirmed Kirby’s legacy in 2015 with an Art Galleries exhibition, _Comic Book Apocalypse_, and is continuing the celebration this term with “Jack Kirby @ 100,” in time for the 100th anniversary of his birth. Read more
After the success of “Full and Part (one)” in spring 2016, which featured faculty members teaching three-dimensional art classes at CSUN, “Full and Part (two)” sustains this inclusive spirit by inviting faculty members teaching two-dimensional art classes to exhibit works that represent their distinct practices. While they teach in a variety of areas, including Animation, Digital/Video, Drawing, Graphic Design, Illustration, Painting, Photography, and Printmaking, their respective works may or may not reflect this training. At last count, the Department of Art has twenty-four full-time and more than sixty part-time faculty who serve over 1000 students majoring in Art. Read more
