You don't have to be regularly enrolled at CSUN to take Summer Term courses. Rather, you can register – online, in person or by mail – as a "visiting summer student." Registration instructions are easy to follow. View CSUN summer courses online. To register in person, visit The Tseng College registration counter, Matador Bookstore complex, Rm. 100. Printed class schedules are available at the registration counter or by calling (818) 677-2504.
If you have two or more years of college and have been planning to complete your bachelor's degree one day, CSUN's new B.A. degree-completion program in Liberal Studies – designed for working adults and starting this fall at Glendale Community College – may be just what you need to achieve that goal. To learn more about the program, join us at our information sessions at the GCC "Transfer Fair" on Tuesday, May 1, 10 a.m.-1 p.m. and Tuesday, May 8, 5-7 p.m. For more information, contact Julia Potter at (818) 677-2270 or julia.potter@csun.edu.
The Tseng College collaborates with other CSUN colleges to offer university degree programs specially designed for midcareer professionals. While participants in these programs may do much or – in the case of distance learning – all of their learning "off campus," these students are CSUN graduates and honored as such when they complete their courses of study. We take this opportunity to congratulate them and wish them success in their chosen fields.
Communication Disorders and Sciences – The fifth cohort of students to complete this three-year distance-learning master's degree program will participate in an on-campus graduation ceremony with fellow students from the College of Health and Human Development on May 31. Among the 29 participants in this online cohort were students who reside in Arizona, Florida, New Jersey, New Mexico, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Texas and Israel as well as in various parts of California.
For more information about this program, contact Elaine Saler at (818) 677-2822 or elaine.saler@csun.edu.
Engineering Management – The second cohort of Northrop Grumman employees to complete their distance-learning Master of Science in Engineering Management degree will graduate with fellow students from the College of Engineering and Computer Sciences at an on-campus ceremony on May 31. This online cohort consisted of four participants, representing Northrop Grumman facilities in Azusa, El Segundo, Palmdale and Woodland Hills, California).
For more information about this program, contact Myriam Cedeno at (818) 677-7707 or Myriam.cedeno@csun.edu.
Public Sector Programs – Students completing a Master of Public Administration (MPA) or a bachelor's degree in Public Sector Management (PSM) will be honored at an on-campus graduation ceremony with fellow students from the College of Social and Behavioral Sciences on May 30. This spring, 70 students will be graduating from the on-campus MPA program. Another 40 MPA students will graduate from off-campus MPA cohorts: 17 from the first Santa Clarita cohort and 23 from the first City of Industry cohort. The Public Sector Management program's first Antelope Valley cohort has 12 graduates this spring.
As of April 16, CSUN's Department of Public Safety – which includes campus police operations, crime prevention programs and services (including escort services for students, faculty and staff), emergency preparedness, Lifescan fingerprinting, and parking services – will be located in a new building on the southwest corner of Prairie and Darby Streets. The phone number for general inquiries remains (818) 677-2111.
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