Statement from CSUN President Dianne F. Harrison on New Zealand Terror Attacks
On behalf of California State University, Northridge, our hearts, thoughts and condolences are with the victims, survivors, first responders, friends and family, and the global Muslim community affected by Friday’s horrific mass shootings in Christchurch, New Zealand. Terror attacks like this have become heartbreakingly common and are a reminder of the need to remain vigilant in our opposition to hate and to treasure our loved ones.
As the end of the school year approaches, CSUN students may enroll in summer courses to get ahead — or catch up — in their progress toward graduation. This year, you may be eligible for a Pell Grant in the summer if you’re enrolled in at least six units for summer, or if you have received a Pell Grant for fall or spring semesters. Continue reading about Pell Grants For Summer Courses.
From shrinking glaciers to extreme heat waves to droughts and invasive plant species, global climate change is not only having a damaging effect on the environment, it’s also costing the U.S. economy billions of dollars. Continue reading about Invasive Plant Life.
When Southern California native Mike Kramer ’90 (Finance) first set foot on Wall Street in 1994, he was shocked to see that it was nothing like the soaring, imposing skyscraper temple he’d seen in movies and TV. The fabled street in the oldest settled section of Manhattan is a narrow, dark alley. Continue reading about Alumnus and Investment Banker Michael Kramer.
Some might describe California State University, Northridge alumnus Bryan Green ’94 (Marketing) as a “born negotiator.” At the tender age of 9, the future president and CEO of Advantage Fitness Products (AFP) was inspired to create his own employment opportunity. Continue reading about CSUN alumnus Bryan Green.
California State University, Northridge President Dianne F. Harrison has been named Woman of the Year for the state’s 18th Senate District by Sen. Robert Hertzberg. Continue reading about CSUN's President Dianne F. Harrison.
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