CSULB Graduate Studies Office, College of Education

Hey there grads! 🎓 Fall Grad Fair is on Wednesday, so get ready to get ready for graduation. Save on alumni clothing & gifts, get custom medallions & sashes, and win prizes!

You may be familiar with emails sent from Nancy Levyssohn in Graduate Studies Office. Nancy will soon be retiring after eleven years of service in the Graduate Studies Office, College of Education. She has positively touched the lives of thousands of graduate students and prospective students over the years. Graduate students and colleagues with whom Nancy has worked have greatly appreciated her willingness to go the extra mile to support graduate students and programs, with her signature charm and can-do attitude. Her last day is November 15, and she plans to spend more time with family, travel and do a lot of hiking. We wish her the very best!

We are saddened to learn of the passing of a great leader, Norma Gibbs. In addition to serving as the first woman elected to the Huntington Beach City Council and then serving as Mayor of Huntington Beach, she is
a CSULB Professor Emeritus or Educational Psychology and Administration (1957-1993). Her legacy lives on in many ways, including the Norma Gibbs Butterfly Park, an overwinter resting shelter for North American Monarch butterflies maintained by the Huntington Beach Tree Society.

http://web.csulb.edu/alumni/goldengrads/profiles/Norma_Gibbs.html

Norma Gibbs, Huntington's first female council member and mayor, dies at 94 The trailblazer is credited by her daughter, several longtime friends and former and current city officials for transforming what was once an oil and farmer-type town into the modern coastal community now known as Surf City.

CSULB rated No. 13 among best value universities Cal State Long Beach continues to be one of the nation’s top universities for your money, moving up nine spots to No.

CED’s newest grad students meet faculty and hear from Dean Pavri at last night’s new student orientation. Welcome students! Go Beach! Go Teach! Go Lead!

The CED’s Graduate Studies Office welcomes its new students! The fall semester is here!

Students: interested in getting involved with the College of Education? The CED is hiring Student Ambassadors. See flyer for application details.

Student Health Services is here to support you and your health! If you are interested in getting involved, we are hiring an intern and a greeter! Email [email protected] your resume, cover letter and availability today! Be apart of the SHS team!

The CED Graduate Studies Office team hopes that you are having a great summer!

Just a reminder that fall semester classes start the week of August 26th.

Science and Math Open House 2019 Featuring *Sharks @ the Beach*
http://www.csulb.edu/college-of-natural-sciences-and-mathematics/event/science-and-math-open-house-2019

Science and Math Open House 2019

Some parking updates for Fall 2019

http://www.csulb.edu/parking-and-transportation-services/article/summary-of-program-changes-fall-semester-2019

Summary of Program Changes - Fall Semester 2019 A summary of all Parking & Transportation Services program changes for Fall Semester 2019 is provided below:

Glory Curtis Williams discovered the hidden gems of mid-century modern design when she attended the Cal State Long Beach Modern Architecture and Sculpture Tour, which was a part of Long Beach Architecture Week and presented by the UAM and Long Beach Heritage. Here's her photo of Robert Murray's "Duet" (1965). See more images and read more about the tour of campus in her blog! http://bit.ly/HiddenGemSeries

School Counseling Alumna Receives Award of Excellence CSULB Master's in School Counseling alumna Jessica Sandoval (M.S.

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Our friends over in the College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics have been sharing their treasures with us, including the smelly ones!

VIDEO: Phil the bloomed co**se lily greets fans at CSULB • Long Beach Post The rare 'co**se flower' takes seven to 15 years to blossom and only stays open between 24 to 48 hours.