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Odyssey Behavioral Healthcare Announces New Board Member
Mr. Bridges received his master's degree in Clinical-Community Psychology from California State University, Northridge. Terry's commitment serving as an advocate extends in many directions through his board assignments. He currently serves on the Executive Committee of NAMI TN, as well as BrightStone (serving special needs adults) and The Jason Foundation (adolescent suicide prevention). -- WDRB
Odyssey Behavioral Healthcare Announces New Board Member
Mr. Bridges received his master's degree in Clinical-Community Psychology from California State University, Northridge. Terry's commitment serving as an advocate extends in many directions through his board assignments. He currently serves on the Executive Committee of NAMI TN, as well as BrightStone (serving special needs adults) and The Jason Foundation (adolescent suicide prevention). -- WFIX
Odyssey Behavioral Healthcare Announces New Board Member
Mr. Bridges received his master's degree in Clinical-Community Psychology from California State University, Northridge. Terry's commitment serving as an advocate extends in many directions through his board assignments. He currently serves on the Executive Committee of NAMI TN, as well as BrightStone (serving special needs adults) and The Jason Foundation (adolescent suicide prevention). -- Crossroads Today
Migratory Notes reflects the movement of immigration from fringe topic to key beat
Six months later, Daniela Gerson and Elizabeth Aguilera are considering whether Migratory Notes, which comes out every Friday (on Medium and via email), is really still a pop-up. “We initially thought we’d do this for a month, but the flood of news really has not let up,” said Gerson, an assistant professor at California State University, Northridge, and a senior fellow at the Democracy Fund (and a former immigration reporter for The New York Sun). “We’ve also received such overwhelming responses from people saying it’s really useful — initially from journalists, but also from lawyers, policy people, and immigrants themselves.” -- Nieman Lab
D.C. region ranks middle of pack for house-flipping opportunities
Robert Kent, chair of the Department of Urban Studies and Planning at California State University Northridge, says the adage “location, location, location” applies to flippers, too. -- Inside NOVA - VA
Study: Procurement Programs Provide Opp for Historically Disadvantaged Minorities
Preferential procurement programs are providing minority entrepreneurs an opportunity to leverage what might be seen as a hindrance — the historical lack of access due to their race or ethnicity — into a business advantage, according to a new study by California State University, Northridge management professor Lois Shelton. -- SCV News
Preferential Procurement Programs Open the Doors to Success for Minority Entrepreneurs, According To CSUN Professor’s New Study
Preferential procurement programs are providing minority entrepreneurs an opportunity to leverage what might be seen as a hindrance — the historical lack of access due to their race or ethnicity into a business advantage, according to a new study by California State University, Northridge management professor Lois Shelton. -- AmericanTowns.com
Latino Book & Family Festival Coming to MiraCosta College
The college is hosting the festival as part of its extensive outreach to the community. MiraCosta College District Superintendent/President Dr. Sunita “Sunny” Cooke will be on hand to introduce guest speakers, including former U.S. Ambassador Dr. Julian Nava and Carlsbad native and bestselling author Victor Villasenor. Nava, a longtime history professor at Cal State Northridge, was the first Mexican-American to graduate from Harvard and he became the first Mexican-American to hold the position of U.S. Ambassador to Mexico when he was appointed to the post by President Jimmy Carter in 1980. Villasenor has published numerous books, including the national bestsellerRain of Gold and Pulitzer Prize-nominee, Lion Eyes. -- Times of San Diego
Switching careers is hard. It doesn't have to be.
Meanwhile, employers hire based on credentials that job applicants can't change ” a college degree or previous job title ” rather than assessing the skills an applicant has developed, said Auguste, who was an economic adviser in the Obama administration. He said the approach should instead be,"If you learned it at Harvard or Cal State Northridge or on the job as a secretary or in the Navy or as a volunteer, awesome." -- Qatar Tribune
Shannon Freshwater Announced As Next Studio Artist-In-Residence Camera Obscura Art Lab, August – November 2017
More about the artist: Shannon Freshwater is an illustrator and fine artist who uses collage and assemblage as a way to appropriate and re-contextualize imagery and ideas. Shannon finds inspiration in the mysterious and unknown, as well as pop culture and various sub cultures. She grew up in the bizarre landscape of Las Vegas, studied painting and film in New Mexico, and lived in a collaborative art community in Seattle before moving to Southern California in 2005. Shannon is a graduate of Art Center College of Design, where she now teaches in the illustration department. She also teaches in the art department at California State University Northridge. Her illustrations have appeared on various book covers as well as The New York Times, Le Monde, Scientific American and others. She has exhibited her work across the US and her book covers are included in the permanent collection of AIGA in New York. -- Public Now