- The agricultural industry is pivotal to the California economy and workforce. The availability of continued educated workers in this area is one of the key drivers behind ensuring its continued future impact and success in the state. The CSU wanted … Continue reading →
Voice of CSU Descends Upon Capitol
The State Capitol resonated with the voice of CSU advocates late last month just as the legislative session got underway. Campus leaders and supporters of the university met with state legislators on key issues, including the 2013-14 proposed budget and … Continue reading →CSU Appointee to Student Aid Commission
One of CSU’s own was recently appointed by Governor Brown to sit on the California Student Aid Commission (CSAC). Dr. William Gregory Sawyer, the current and founding Vice President of Student Affairs from CSU Channel Islands will serve as the … Continue reading →College Degree Worth Its Weight in Gold
It is becoming apparent on both the state and national level that the economic benefit to holding a college degree continues to grow. According to several recent reports there is a clear correlation between a person’s educational attainment and his … Continue reading →CSU Critical to State’s Continued Recovery
According to a new series published by the Public Policy Institute of California (PPIC), the California State University is a crucial partner in ensuring the state has an adequate educated workforce over the next decade. “For decades, California employers have … Continue reading →Lobby Day highlights CSU hospitality programs, industry needs
The message was clear on Jan. 29 in Sacramento: The hospitality industry in California pumps billions of dollars each year into the state economy, and the California State University is the premier higher education institution preparing people to lead this … Continue reading →Introducing the 2013-14 California Legislature
This week’s election brought out an unprecedented number of California voters especially young people under the age of 30 wanting to make a difference for this state and our future. For the CSU the greatest news is the passage of … Continue reading →
