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CSU Dominguez Hills Hosts Southern California Conference for Undergraduate Research

The 17th annual Southern California Conference for Undergraduate Research was hosted by California State University Dominguez Hills on November 21 in the Loker Student Union. More than 700 students from 50 community colleges and universities from throughout Southern California presented their research findings in posters or oral presentations in various disciplines including history, English literature, microbiology, mathematics, physics, engineering, psychology, and sociology. Thirty-one presentations were made by CSU Dominguez Hills students.

Alejandra Hernandez: Chicana/o Studies Major Gives Back to South Los Angeles Community
A senior majoring in Chicana/o studies at California State University, Dominguez Hills, Alejandra Hernandez returns to her former neighborhood to help reunite families whose parents are recovering from domestic violence and drug abuse in her work as a case manager for the Personal Involvement Center at the Praises of Zion Baptist Church.

Alejandra Hernandez: Chicana/o Studies Major Gives Back to South Los Angeles Community

Van Bridgeman: Appointed to Board of Directors of National Distance Learning Association

	Van Bridgeman: Appointed to Board of Directors of National Distance Learning Association
	Van Bridgeman, assistant director and senior producer for the Center for Mediated Instruction and Distance Learning (MIDL) at California State University, Dominguez Hills, was appointed to a second three-year term on the board of directors of the United States Distance Learning Association (USDLA) during the organization’s annual meeting in Washington, DC.

Thomas Landefeld: Never Too Early to Encourage Young Scientists

Professor of biology Thomas Landefeld spoke at the Annual Biomedical Research Conference for Minority Students (ABRCMS), which took place last month in Phoenix. His talk titled “Community College Students: Why you are at ABRCMS and how you can make the most of your conference experience” addressed the opportunities for networking and presentation experience that are available at the conference.

Thomas Landefeld: Never Too Early to Encourage Young Scientists




	President Mildred García Receives Three-Year Review from CSU Board of Trustees

	Anthropology Students Help Present Cambodian Culture in Long Beach

	“Dance Assemblage” to Highlight Diversity of Styles

	Millage Peaks: L.A.’s New Fire Chief Works Toward a More Diverse Employee Profile for LAFD

	Leadership Summit for Pacific Islander Youth Focuses on Education, Empowerment

	Town Hall on Community Needs Held at CSU Dominguez Hills

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