CSUSB Arts & Letters

This Friday at noon! Learn more about our Master's Preparatory Certificate and Minor in Speech-Language Pathology!

Zoom Link: bit.ly/42NXG6k

Be sure to check out "Ink It: Prints and Processes," a super cool exhibition that was entirely curated by students at RAFFMA!

Congrats to Tania Cortez, Aleah Galvan, Breanna Gutierrez, W***y Ledesma, Samuel Marshall, Elizabeth Vazquez, and Matthew Vinson. 👏

"Ink It: Prints and Processes" is on display now until April 19. This exhibit explores the fascinating world of printmaking, highlighting the diverse methods artists use to create captivating work.

Congrats to Katherine Posada on her MFA Thesis exhibition, “Raíces Salvadoreñas, Sueños Americanos.”

Katherine is pictured here with El Salvador Consulate General Menjivar, who came out to see her work!

Be sure to check out her exhibit this week in the Dutton Gallery.

Shout out to the Provost and for showcasing faculty research!

Last week, Dr. Debora Pérez Torres, Comm & Media, presented her work as part of the Spring 2025 Provost Presents Faculty Research Series.

Way to go, Debora!

Thank you to all the staff and faculty members who stopped by yesterday for Bagels, Coffee, & Crafts with the Dean’s Office!

Tomorrow! Join CSUSB Libraries for a presentation by our very own Dr. Debora Pérez Torres from Communication & Media.

In this talk, Dr. Pérez Torres will discuss her research project which studies the prosocial uses of media, particularly for nondominant social groups, such as Latinos, describing the general and specific benefits that these groups can attain from consuming identity-enhancing media.

The program will take place in the Faculty Center for Excellence (PL-4005) and feature a question-and-answer session.

Zoom: tinyurl.com/Koinonic-DPT

Congrats to Toni on her MFA Thesis Exhibition! 👏🤓

Be sure to see her exhibit, "Does It Burn Yet?", on display this week in the Dutton Gallery at RAFFMA!

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Well done, CAL Yoties!

For the Fall 2024 semester, more than 900 of our students made the Dean's List, and 236 of those students received a 4.0 GPA. Wow! 👏

If your name is on the list, be sure to follow us on Instagram for the giveaway, and keep up the good work!

Happy Lunar New Year from Dean Chuang and CAL!

Congrats to our 2nd year MFA students! 👏😎

You can check out their incredible exhibition, Visual Language, this week in the Dutton Gallery at RAFFMA!

If you're a student who is looking for an online and asynchronous class for Spring 2025, then consider registering for COMM 2201 - Intercultural Communication!

Would you like to expand your awareness and learn about informative concepts and research that you can apply when engaging with various ethnic/cultural groups in your daily lives? Understanding the various cultural/ethnic ways of communicating and overcoming barriers will sharpen your observational skills and verbal and nonverbal communications to create informed and harmonious relations.

COMM 2201: Intercultural Communication (section 61) Asynchronous fully online

This is an introduction to communication within and between various cultural groups. The course content focuses on introducing concepts, theory, research, and application into our everyday lives. The use of a variety of readings, discussion board, recorded lectures on playposits, and critical analysis of selected videos will enhance our understanding of the intercultural communication phenomenon. Description and analysis of cultural and gender factors in communication such as perception, value systems, language codes and nonverbal communication. Overcoming the communication problems that can result when members of different cultures communicate.

Register ASAP, before the class closes!

Our Fall 2024 Newsletter is now available to read!

Scan the QR code or click the link below to catch up on everything you might've missed from us.

https://us8.campaign-archive.com/?e=[UNIQID]&u=7d381ca6d00f2c2c5db61e34e&id=63ab4d5e15

Happy Holidays! We'll see you in the New Year.

📸: Fall '24 Commencement | Faculty Edition 🎓

Thanks to all our faculty members who showed up to support and cheer on our graduates last weekend! 💙

Congrats, Fall Class of 2024! 🎓❄

"It's striking that, in an age of apparent hyperconnection, people are seemingly lonelier than ever. Everyone feels lonely at some time or other, and you can experience loneliness even in the presence of others. But making sense of why you're lonely—and sorting out what you should do about it—can be tricky."

That's why Dr. Kaitlyn Creasy, Associate Professor of Philosophy, is coordinating this weekend's "Love and Loneliness" Workshop – a conference that’s focused on the complex relationship between loneliness and various forms of loving relationships.

Taking place this Friday and Saturday at CSUSB, the conference will bring together philosophers from all over the world to discuss loneliness and keys to alleviating loneliness.

⏰ There’s still time to register! Just click the link in our bio.

Have you made an appointment with Prof. Sunny? 🤓

There's still time! ⏰ Visit our Professional and Career Readiness Center today to get assistance applying to jobs, internships, scholarships, graduate school, and more!

Don't be shy! Come in and check out the newly renovated and welcoming center, located inside UH 237.

To make an appointment, just click the link in our bio. You can also email [email protected] if you have questions.

Thanks for having us at the 2024 Graduate School Fair today! And thank you to our wonderful graduate coordinators, faculty members, Chairs, and students who came out to promote our amazing programs. 😎🎓

📸: Preview Days | Oct. 26 & Nov. 9

Thanks to all the parents and prospective students who visited our San Bernardino and Palm Desert campuses for Preview Day! We hope to see you attending our college in the future. 😎

Shout out to all our faculty members (and current students!) who came to talk about their programs and share their experiences. 👏