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Women of Distinction Magazine Selects Katherine Leigh Myers as a Distinguished Professional in Her Field
Myers previously taught graduate level courses at Wright State University on Assistive Technology for several years. She has presented numerous times in her field as well, including at the California State University Northridge Conference on Technology and People with Disabilities and at the High Ground Conference on Assistive Technology. She's also been involved voluntarily as a Representative on the Very Special Arts Committee for their annual spring festival held at the University for those with special needs, is Co-Chairman of the Board for Rob's Rescue, an organization that provides education and awareness for the need for training and preparation for families and emergency responders when dealing with those with special needs of all ages, those that are grossly obese, and the elderly, holds a leadership role within her church through their Celebrate Recovery program, which was formed to help those suffering addiction, anxiety, co-dependency, and more, and sings in the church choir. -- WDRB - KY
Women of Distinction Magazine Selects Katherine Leigh Myers as a Distinguished Professional in Her Field
Myers previously taught graduate level courses at Wright State University on Assistive Technology for several years. She has presented numerous times in her field as well, including at the California State University Northridge Conference on Technology and People with Disabilities and at the High Ground Conference on Assistive Technology. She's also been involved voluntarily as a Representative on the Very Special Arts Committee for their annual spring festival held at the University for those with special needs, is Co-Chairman of the Board for Rob's Rescue, an organization that provides education and awareness for the need for training and preparation for families and emergency responders when dealing with those with special needs of all ages, those that are grossly obese, and the elderly, holds a leadership role within her church through their Celebrate Recovery program, which was formed to help those suffering addiction, anxiety, co-dependency, and more, and sings in the church choir. -- News on 6 - OK
Cal State Northridge tops UC Riverside 63-59
RIVERSIDE, CALIF.
Tavrion Dawson had 22 points and eight rebounds to help Cal State Northridge beat UC Riverside 63-59 on Saturday night, snapping a three-game skid. -- The News & Observer
Cal State Northridge tops UC Riverside 63-59
RIVERSIDE, Calif. (AP) — Tavrion Dawson had 22 points and eight rebounds to help Cal State Northridge beat UC Riverside 63-59 on Saturday night, snapping a three-game skid. -- NewsOK
Cal State Northridge tops UC Riverside 63-59
RIVERSIDE, Calif. (AP) — Tavrion Dawson had 22 points and eight rebounds to help Cal State Northridge beat UC Riverside 63-59 on Saturday night, snapping a three-game skid. -- WBAY
Adventist Health’s Reiner Cited As a “Leader to Know” by Becker’s Hospital Review
Reiner earned a bachelor’s degree in Nursing from Pacific Union College in Angwin, California, and a master’s degree in Health Administration from California State University, Northridge. -- Adventist Review
BSU’s Talley Gallery exhibit features retro sci-fi style ‘Absurd Machines’
Lundquist was born in 1950 in Minneapolis, Minn. He graduated from California State University Northridge in 1972 and began using computers to create art after spending much of his youth making elaborately detailed drawings. He teaches a computer design class and a drawing moonlight class at Santa Monica College. -- The Pilot Independent - MN
Plan to curb sex trafficking in Van Nuys calls for adding street lamps and trimming trees
Night after night, a small group of students and professors from California State University Northridge traveled to Van Nuys last year for an unorthodox mission. -- Los Angeles Times
LA crackdown on pimps, prostitutes and johns gets new allies: tree trimmers
On Thursday, Councilwoman Nury Martinez released the results of the study aimed at the problem.
The research, conducted by Henrik Minassians and David Lopez from CSUN, examined environmental factors that allow prostitution and human trafficking to take hold. -- Los Angeles Daily News
Citing new studies, CSUN researchers hope to lower valley's number of working prostitutes
Two studies out of Cal State Northridge aim to cut back on prostitution and human trafficking in the San Fernando Valley. Both studies focus on areas along Sepulveda and Lankershim Boulevards. -- Southern California Public Radio