CSU: Reshaping the Way Students Learn Amidst a Pandemic
The California State University has made remarkable achievements in helping students, faculty, and the community cope with the COVID-19 pandemic.
About Amy Wilks
Amy Wilks is an editor, content manager, and professional writer who creates and manages online content for small businesses across the nation. When she is not attached to her computer she can be found in front of an easel, adding chapters to her new book, or spending quality time with her husband and seven children. She takes pride in providing encouragement, support, and inspiration to the people in her community and has dedicated her life to making a difference in the lives of others.
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Fresno State University Food Processing Lab Receives Wilden AODD Pump
More than 80 students who are currently enrolled in Fresno State University’s Department of Food Science and Nutrition are now using a 38 mm (1-1/2”) Pro-Flo® SHIFT Saniflo™ FDA Series Air-Operated Double-Diaphragm (AODD) Pump with Pure-Fuse Diaphragms to produce jarred food products. The pump was donated by Wilden, which is a global leader in specialty pumps. It arrived on campus in October 2019 and students began using it immediately.
Little Acts of Kindness Go a Long Way at CSUB
California State University Bakersfield spirit squad students, staff members, and elderly area residents of Brookdale Riverwalk joined forces recently to spread smiles on campus and throughout the community as they celebrated Random Acts of Kindness Day. To lift people’s spirits and spread positive vibes, participants handed out hundreds of red, pink, and white carnations to random strangers.
Sonoma State University Provides Resources for Military and Veteran Students
On November 14, 2019, Sonoma State University held a ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate the opening of its new Military and Veteran Resource Center. Dedicated to providing support and a variety of resources to military members, veterans, and their families, the center offers services that are designed to ensure military-connected students achieve success in their personal, social, and academic lives.
California State University, Northridge: Empowering Kids to Protect Online Privacy
Protecting children’s online data and privacy to keep them safe has long been a challenge for parents, federal regulators, and tech companies alike. While tech officials have claimed that online safety and privacy protections are the responsibility of parents, moms and dads across the United States assert that they are unaware of the hundreds of ways in which their children’s safety can be compromised. California State University, Northridge marketing professor Kristen Walker may finally have a solution, however.
Public Safety Academy Gets Hands-On with California State University, Chico’s Criminal Forensic Anthropology Program
On Monday, January 6. 2020, Fairfield Public Safety Academy cadets were given a rare opportunity to receive hands-on forensics training during a presentation by California State University, Chico’s Criminal Forensic Anthropology Program.
What’s Developing in Sanibel, FL?
It isn’t often that substantial development happens in Sanibel, FL, but change is currently underway on the island and the city is growing in such a way that ensures that both civilization and nature can thrive.
Roseville, CA Growth Is in Full Bloom. Here’s Why
Growth in Roseville, CA has skyrocketed in recent months and the boom isn’t expected to slow down any time soon. An attractive destination for workers and employers alike, this South Placer County community has a lot to offer.
Envisioning the Future of Los Gatos, CA
The city of Los Gatos, California is currently undergoing its 2040 General Plan update and residents and business owners may have a say in the city’s future.
New Developments Spur Excitement in Concord, CA
As costs continue to escalate from San Francisco to Oakland, real estate in Concord, including Class-A commercial space, is an attractive investment. Unlike most of the nearby communities that are riddled with strict codes and zoning restrictions, Concord boasts a “No Red Tape” policy for businesses who are relocating to the area.