Nursing student Bianca Castro traveled to northern Thailand to help abused animals at the Elephant Nature Park, creating a significant impact on those voiceless beings in need.
The nursing department at California State University, San Bernardino continues to bolster its programs through its faculty, staff and students, and also in working with international institutions.
CSUSB graduate Alexander Soto wanted to become a doctor as a way to help the community after growing up in a neighborhood plagued by drug usage and gang violence. Soto’s hard work resulted in receiving the CSU Trustees TELACU scholarship.
Terry Rizzo, a professor in the kinesiology department, was honored at the American Kinesiology Association’s conference earlier this year for his outstanding leadership and service.
Cal State San Bernardino student and NASA intern Gabriel Almeida understands that learning new skills is the key to success. With what he’s gained while working on the Strategic Observatory For Infrared Astronomy, there’s no doubt that he’ll soar.
The Office of Student Research has announced the 11 Cal State San Bernardino students who will represent the university at the 32nd Annual CSU Student Research Competition hosted by Sacramento State University on May 4 and 5.
The CSUSB Philanthropic Foundation has been awarded $75,000 in STEM scholarships from Edison International to encourage qualified students to pursue education in STEM or STEM-related majors.
Stuart Sumida, a paleontologist who's consulted on animal anatomy for films like Kung Fu Panda and Disney's Tarzan, was one of the experts animator Richard Oud turned to during the development of the video game Horizon Zero Dawn.
Alexandru Roman (public administration) is interviewed about unique public-private partnerships, and Eric Scott (adjunct, biology) spoke about his research on prehistoric horses at a Canadian natural history museum.