Centrally located in the South Bay and the heart of Los Angeles, CSU Dominguez Hills is a diverse, welcoming community of learners and educators collaborating to change lives and communities for the better. Through our strong and relevant academic programs, dedicated faculty mentors, supportive staff, attractive campus, and student amenities, CSUDH is committed to connecting our students to an affordable, high-quality, and transformative education. CSUDH provides our communities with a vital resource for talent, knowledge, skills, and leadership needed to thrive today and tomorrow.
Toro Welcome and Information Center
The Center is an in-person and virtual welcoming space for visitors and the campus community. Current and prospective students, faculty, staff, alumni, and community members are encouraged to access this service hub to ask questions about CSUDH or to locate specific services or personnel on campus, using in-person, online, telephone, or email options. Virtual services are staffed by representatives who answer questions during hours of operation.
In-Person Location and Hours: James L. Welch Hall (WH) 245, Monday - Friday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. View the campus map [PDF].
Virtual Hours of Operation: Monday - Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. by phone (310) 243-2888, email at DHInfoCenter@csudh.edu, or Ask Teddy (select "Connect with an Agent," then select the "Toro Welcome and Information Center"). A live agent is available during the virtual hours of operation.
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History, Mission & Values
CSUDH’s missionis to provide education, scholarship, and service that are both accessible and transformative. Learn how CSUDH supports this mission,the valuesthat serve as our institutional pillars, our longhistoryof educational excellence and ourvisionfor the future of our university and the communities we support.
CSUDH Students
With one of the nation’s most diverse and ethnically balanced campuses, CSUDH prepares students to succeed and thrive in today’s global and multicultural world. Learn more about our student demographics.
CSUDH Alumni
CSUDH has over 100,000 alumni, half of whom continue to live within 25 miles of the campus, sharing their knowledge and experience with the community. We encourage graduates to get involved in our activeAlumni Association. You can help us continue to be a vital community resource bymaking a gift.
Campus Amenities
CSUDH’s scenic campus includes manyamenitiesfor students, staff, faculty, and the local community. These include our award-winningLoker Student Union, our beautiful, expandedUniversity Library, the 250-seat Claudia Hampton Lecture Hall, and the James L. Welch Hall, which features mediated-instruction classrooms and computer-based laboratories. Students also enjoy the campus’s many open green spaces, perfect for enjoying Southern California's (almost) year-round sunshine.
Visit our onlineCampus News Center for the latest news about CSUDH’s exceptional students, faculty, staff, programs, and events. The site features recent and archived news, feature stories, press releases, and a photo gallery.
Accreditation
CSUDH is accredited by the Accrediting Commission for Senior Colleges and Universities of the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC). A number of its academic programs are accredited by other agencies in their specialized fields. Find more information about the WASC accreditation process and a list of specialized accreditations.
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