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Spring/Summer 2006 Volume 6; No. 2
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Professional Results
At Cal State East Bay, we specialize in providing our students with the real world knowledge and tools for productive careers and successful lives. A California State University degree recognized and respected around the world provides a superior foundation for a first job out of school as well as a rewarding, long-term career path. At Cal State East Bay, your students can follow in the footsteps of alumni like Scott Kriens, president and CEO of Juniper Networks; Bill Lockyer, California attorney general; Mark Mastrov, founder and CEO of 24-Hour Fitness Worldwide; Joe Morgan, Major League Baseball Hall of Famer; or Cecil Pickett, president of Schering-Plough Research Institute or they can chart their own course to professional success. With small classes, low fees, and a choice of more than 100 career-focused fields of study, Cal State East Bay is where all your possibilities come into view.
CSUEB Athletics
Winter was another victorious season for Cal State East Bay Athletics! Both the men's and women's basketball teams qualified for the California Pacific Conference Championships. The men finished second in the conference, while leading the nation in steals and turnover margin in the NAIA Division II. Senior Mike Wood broke a 31-year-old career scoring school record by connecting on a total of 1,510 career points. Wood will graduate this spring with Academic All America honors. The women's team finished in a tie for third place in the conference, marking the eighth straight year it has qualified for post season. Women's swimming finished eighth at the NAIA National Championships as four members of the team earned All America honors.
Have a Question? Ask Rose!
Are your students wondering about the cost of attending California State University, East Bay? Do they have questions about admissions and how to apply to CSUEB? Are they looking for financial aid, but don't know if they qualify, or don't know where to find out? Ask Rose, Cal State East Bay's prospective student virtual advisor. They've got questions; Rose has answers! Rose is ready to help your students 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Visit her online at http://www.csueastbay.edu/askrose.
What Kind of Students Attend CSUEB?
Lucy Ogbu, a Cal State East Bay Biology/Pre-Med major, wants to save lives by becoming a neurosurgeon. Chevy Chen, a Film and Television Production major at CSUEB, plans to hit it big in Hollywood as a film director. Corrin Zimmerman, Mass Communication major, is studying to become a professional sports agent. To see these and other CSUEB students with dreams and plans for the future, visit http://www.csueastbay.edu/becoming.
Have Your Students Ever Considered a Career In?
Do your students ever dream of becoming a dentist, medical doctor, veterinarian, genetic engineer, or environmentalist? Cal State East Bay's Department of Biology has the faculty, facilities, and courses to make your students dreams come true. For more information, visit http://www.sci.csueastbay.edu/biology/index.html.
Just what do people do with a degree in economics? A better question would be: what can't you do with a degree in economics? With a degree in economics from Cal State East Bay, your students will have the knowledge and skills for a number of careers such as: business executive, financial consultant, foreign service officer, market research analyst, stockbroker, or professor. For more information, visit http://www.cbe.csueastbay.edu/econ/.
New Nursing Program at Concord Campus
California State University, East Bay's Concord Campus will be offering a four year bachelor of science in nursing degree (BSN) starting with the fall 2006 academic quarter. Contra Costa County, home to Cal State East Bay's Concord Campus, has long faced a shortage of nurses. The problem has been compounded by a lack of public BSN degree programs in the county. In order to address these critical local needs, Cal State East Bay will offer its accredited and highly successful pre-licensure BSN program to students at the Concord campus. Currently, the program is only offered at the Hayward Hills campus. The CSUEB Concord campus BSN program will be supported in part by a $1.7 million grant from John Muir Health. For more information visit, http://www.concord.csueastbay.edu/documents/BSNursing.pdf.
It's Not Too Late Too Apply For Fall 2006!
There's never been a better time to become a Cal State East Bay student. The 2006 academic year will see the opening of the Wayne and Gladys Valley Business and Technology Center, a major expansion of the University Union, and a new student housing complex, with over 200 spaces set aside exclusively for first time freshman. But with freshmen applications up 19% over last year, and the August 31 application deadline fast approaching, it's important for your students to apply now to reserve their space at Cal State East Bay for this fall.
