VITA Clinic Helps Low-Income Taxpayers
CSUN business students don’t just study in a classroom. They’re out in the community during tax season offering free help to taxpayers. Those earning less than $54,000 a year can get their taxes prepared and filed for free, thanks to CSUN’s Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA) Clinic. The David Nazarian College of Business and Economics... Continue reading about VITA Clinic
You're Invited to Info Sessions
Join us at upcoming info sessions! Explore programs that fit your 2019 career goals. Chat with program faculty and staff. Most of the info sessions take place online, so you can attend from wherever you have an internet connection. Come get your questions answered about degrees and certificates! Accelerated Bachelor of Science in Nursing... Continue reading about Upcoming Info Sessions
Applied Behavior Analysis Grads and Faculty Stand Out
The Master of Science Applied Behavior Analysis keeps getting positive attention! Congratulations to recent graduates for earning high scores on the Board Certified Behavior Analyst ® (BCBA®) Exam, administered by the Behavior Analyst Certification Board®. The BCBA® designation is a prestigious graduate-level certification for behavior analysts... Continue reading about Applied Behavior Analysis Grads and Faculty
Spring 2019 Open University Starts in January
The holidays are here, but it's already time to think about Spring 2019! You can take an academic credit course in the Spring semester without formal enrollment at CSUN. The Open University program is for those not enrolled at the university but who want to take an individual class. Whether you're a community member who wants to expand your... Continue reading about Spring 2019 Open University
MPH Students Take Part in Public Health Education Advocacy Summit
Three students from the CSUN Master of Public Health program had the opportunity to meet health educators and activists from around the country at the Society for Public Health Education Advocacy Summit. Sivana Lavine, Sunny-Kim Barden and Tammie Ton flew to Washington DC in October to take part in the national conference. “Our agenda this year... Continue reading about Public Health Education Advocacy Summit
MPA Students Take First Place at Homeland Security Competition
How do you prepare society’s most vulnerable populations for a disaster? You do it, says Elaine Linga, from the heart. That’s how she and her teammate, Maryel Albarran, approached the 2018 Crisis Management Case Challenge. It’s also, in part, how they won. The pair, who took first place against teams from across the nation, partly attribute their... Continue reading about Homeland Security Competition
Register for Winter Term
Get a head start on the Spring 2019 semester by taking a Winter Term class! Complete a semester-length course within four weeks during the break between the fall and spring semesters. You don’t have to be a CSUN student to take an academic-credit course during Winter Term. Anyone can enroll so long as course requirements are met. Choose from two... Continue reading about Winter Term
Open House for Grad Programs in Business Oct. 6, 2018
You’re invited to the MBA and Graduate Programs in Business Open House! Find out about the MBA, M.A. Music Industry Administration, Master of Professional Accountancy, M.S. Taxation, and Graduate Certificate in Business Administration. Come hear career experts, program directors, faculty and alumni. They’ll help you find the right degree for your... Continue reading about Grad Programs Open House
MPH Grad Earns Highest Mark on National Exam
Congrats to Master of Public Health grad Angela Oakley for earning the highest mark on the 2018 Certified Health Education Specialist Exam! She scored first out of more than 1,700 registered candidates. The National Commission for Health Education Credentialing (NCHEC) administers the exam, a prestigious indicator of competence for health... Continue reading about Angela Oakley
Psychology Professor Ellie Kazemi Brings Autism Therapy to China
Autism Spectrum Disorders run across continents and cultures, and can devastate parents. The situation is especially acute in China, where the condition is just beginning to be diagnosed, and few treatment options exist. But sharing expertise in applied behavior analysis gives families of children with autism a chance to see powerful improvement... Continue reading about Professor Ellie Kazemi
