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CSUSB professor to explore 19th century poetry by Latinas at Yotie Talk event
High Desert Daily
Feb. 8, 2020
Vanessa Ovalle Perez, Cal State San Bernardino assistant professor of English, will explore the political, social and literary impact of poetry by Latinas in California Spanish-language newspapers during the 19th century at Cal State San Bernardino’s Yotie Talk event. The talk, titled “Latinas in the American West,” will take place Tuesday, Feb. 11, in the John M. Pfau Library Multimedia Center (PL-5005) at noon.
Read the complete article at “CSUSB professor to explore 19th century poetry by Latinas at Yotie Talk event.”
CSUSB professor emeritus’ program to address bullying under consideration for Moreno Valley schools
The Press-Enterprise
Feb. 10, 2020
An article about efforts to combat bullying in the Moreno Valley school district reported that one program the district is considering is one in use at the San Bernardino Unified School District.
One counselor at Curtis Middle School in San Bernardino had heard about a program developed in New Zealand by John Winslade, now a professor emeritus at Cal State San Bernardino, and Michael Williams.
After an especially severe bullying case, then-principal Marlene Bicondova’s team Curtis Middle School decided to try the method.
The article reported that the method was extremely successful.
Read the complete article at “Moreno Valley schools to use San Bernardino’s ‘undercover’ anti-bullying program.”
Two with CSUSB ties running for San Bernardino City Council
The Sun
Feb. 10, 2020
James Mulvihill, CSUSB professor emeritus, is on the March 3 ballot for the San Bernardino City Council, the newspaper reported. Mulvihill, the incumbent, is seeking another term in the city’s Ward 7.
Also on the ballot is Marlo Brooks, a student at Cal State San Bernardino. Brooks is running for the city’s Ward 5 seat.
Read the complete article at “San Bernardino candidates in March election pledge to improve public safety, finances.”
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