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CSU Dominguez Hills Hosts Inauguration Viewing Celebration |
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Community
members on and off-campus, as well as local and state elected
officials, came together to watch the Oath of Office Ceremony for
President Barack Obama at CSU Dominguez Hills on Tuesday, January 20,
2009 from 7 to 10 a.m. in the University Theatre. With over 600 people
attending, the theatre was filled to its capacity and additional
viewing areas were set up in the Claudia Hampton Lecture Hall, Loker
Student Union and CSUDH Sports Bar.
After the inauguration, a panel of experts led by CSUDH political
science professor Hamoud Salhi discussed with the audience their
reactions to President Obama's speech and next steps for the country.
The event was co-sponsored by CSU Dominguez Hills Associated Students
Inc., Academic Senate, Office of Government and Community Relations
with support from Carson Mayor Pro-Tem Mike Gipson, and BP. |
The Watts Mural Project: Art Students and Alumni Bring Beauty and Hope to Health Center |
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On
a Saturday morning last month, students and alumni from CSU Dominguez
Hills arrived at the Watts Health Center (WHC) to deliver two large
hand-painted murals. For nearly a year, the group volunteered their
time and talents to create "A Day at the Beach" and "Bridge of Life,"
which were respectively installed in the pediatrics and obstetrics and
gynecological areas of the community clinic. |
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| The paintings depict the local community with characters and scenery that are designed to inspire patients and their families. Professor of art Gilah Yelin Hirsch |
A portion of one of
the Watts Mural Project panels |
spearheaded the project in collaboration with Patricia Brown, WHC’s facility patient services representative.
Mural artists included Diana Adams, Nicole Adams, Chris Avery, Maria Bjorkhdahl, Edith Asker Chipman, Sonya
Edmonds, Gearhart, Abdallah Ibrahim, Mai Iwase, Andre Jackson, Phyllis
Quinn, Cordella and Larry Raymond, Dennis Sylvester, Louise Wain and
Andrew Wokabi.
All materials
were donated by outside vendors: The Home Depot, Pearl Artist and Craft
Company, Golden Artist Colors, Vargas Specialties and Jones Lumber
Company, Lowe’s Home Improvement, and Watts Health Center.
A video clip about the project by CSUDH staff producer Mario Congreve is available online at YouTube. |
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Carson-Dominguez Hills Symphony Orchestra Concert/ Family Pops Concert, Sat, Feb 7, 8pm, University Theatre
The Rod Butler Memorial Scholarship Concert, Sat, Mar 28, 8pm, University Theatre
Visit www.csudh.edu for more information. |
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| CSU Dominguez Hills Announces New Vice President for University Advancement |
Mildred
García, president of CSU Dominguez Hills, has announced the selection
of Greg Saks as the university's new vice president for university
advancement. Saks had served as the interim vice president since
September of 2007. He took up his new post on January 1, 2009.
Saks
arrived at CSUDH in April of 2006 as the Associate Vice President of
Development. Through his leadership over the last two years, the
university has established a strong base for support with a 77%
increase in new philanthropic support, 76% increase in total donors and
100% increase in alumni donors. Prior to CSU Dominguez Hills, Mr. Saks
was the Executive Director of Development and Director of Alumni and
Parent Relations at Pitzer College, and held various positions at Cal
Poly Pomona and Baylor University.
Alumni Connection: Check Out the Beta Version of Online Alumni Community
The new CSUDH online alumni community, Alumni Connection,
offers a place for alumni from all corners of the globe to come
together and connect with each other as well as with the university.
Take
a look around the site and let us know what you think. You will need
your campus ID number to register as a member of the community. If you
need assistance, please email Alumni Relations.
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Did you know you can make a gift that provides a fixed income for life? More information can be found on our Planned Giving website or by calling 310-243-2182.
Your gift, regardless of the size, helps your alma mater! Visit our Online Giving website to make a donation or call (310) 243-2182. |
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