Our Provost, Dr. Jenny Zorn has adopted MIT's First Generation Program campaign at CSUB and we would like to share a few first generation college students with you.  

​We think you might be surprised to learn several of CSUB's administration and faculty are first generation college students!

Do you any of these stories speak to you?  Are you the first in your family to attend or graduate college? In the comment section, please share your stories with us and encourage others to make education a priority! ​

AH is proud to announce that the CSUB student center coordinators were selected to present their proposal Decentralized Student Intervention: One Size Does Not Fit All at the NACADA 2016 Annual Conference in Atlanta, GA on October 7, 2016.  The team included Dr. Anna Laven, Jennifer McCune, Yvette Morones, and Jaimi Paschal. 
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“We now have data to show how advising positively affects retention on the campus.” said Dr. Laven, Advising Center Coordinator for the School of Arts and Humanities. She explained “we are honored to represent CSUB at a national conference and demonstrate the high levels of student support professional advising brings to the campus”.
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NACADA is a global professional organization for advisors, counselors, faculty and administrators that seeks to promote and support quality academic advising in institutions of higher education. This years’ conference theme entitled ATL: Advising to Learn and keynote speaker, Dr. Kathleen Shea Smith, highlight ways to remove barriers to degree completion and implement holistic student support strategies.