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As we move forward in this new Academic Year, there are even more ways for you to engage with the campus community. We hope you'll take advantage of the information highlighted below.
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Due to the significant reduction of on-campus activities in the Fall 2020 Semester, Parking Services will be closing the B-3, G-3, and G-6 parking structures in order to focus its services within the central core of the campus. The B-5 parking structure and all surface parking lots will remain open.
In recognition of this reduction in services, a temporary 50% fee discount is being instituted for all Fall 2020 Semester Parking permits, effective immediately. This includes payroll deduction, permits purchased online, permits purchased in person, and daily dispenser permits.
Please note: F10 parking permits will no longer be available for sale. For those who have already purchased an F10 permit, for the Fall 2020 semester, the permit will be valid in all student lots.
For all questions, please email parking@csun.edu or call the Parking Office at 818-677-2157.
Read the October 2020 Issue here.
Commit To Be Fit (CTBF) is a group program designed to be a program for anyone and everyone to take part in. It is not too late to join your colleagues and get in on the action!
Aside from filling out two forms, the only limitation to attending our group program in the past was physically showing up to the room where we held our workouts. Since they are virtual now, so long as you can access the Zoom room, you are more than welcome to join us. We would love to have you with us for our programs.
(If there is anything that refers to semi-private or personal training in this form, consider it irrelevant in the form. Unfortunately we are not running our personal training program this semester).
https://www.csun.edu/sites/default/files/Waiver%20of%20Liability%20Form%20Fall%202020.pdf
Join the Institute for Community Health and Wellbeing and our many campus partners for many exciting ways to care for your health and wellbeing during the month of October.
Mindfulness Monday’s @ noon
Wellbeing Wednesday’s @ noon
Thriving Thursday’s, times vary
Freedom Friday’s, times vary
For more information regarding specific workshops, time of workshop, and the zoom meeting link, see our website https://www.csun.edu/wellbeing or follow us on Instagram, @csunhealthandwellbeing. Please email the Institute at wellbeing@csun.edu if you have questions, contributions to the Wellbeing Weekly newsletter, or if you would like to host a collaborative workshop.
If you would like to become a part of the CSUN wellbeing community, join our Virtual Wellbeing Program email list. Subscribe Here! https://mailchi.mp/51209f18906a/mm-ww-signup-form
Make sure to subscribe to the Institute for Community Health and Wellbeing “Wellbeing Weekly” newsletter, for all the latest CSUN news and events, community resources, and tips on improved wellbeing. Subscribe Here! https://mailchi.mp/1234de8e586e/wellbeing-weekly-sign-up
For updates and more information, see our website https://www.csun.edu/wellbeing or follow us on Instagram, @csunhealthandwellbeing. Please email the Institute at wellbeing@csun.edu if you have questions, contributions to the Wellbeing Weekly newsletter, or if you would like to host a collaborative workshop.
The USU has opened their events up for the entire CSUN campus community to keep everyone engaged and provide beneficial services during the pandemic. You can find additional information detailed on our calendar or webpage.
Events coming up this Fall include:
Join CSUN's Institute for Community Health & Wellbeing October 5th and 14th in a system-wide conversations celebrating Sustainability Month:
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With Nadine Bueno, Jocelyn Cortes, Monica Montoya & Dr. Alex Ojeda, MOSAIC (Mentoring to Overcome Struggles and Inspire Courage)
A complete count means more funding for local communities and fair representation in Congress for California. An accurate count means delivering services, building new infrastructure and providing money and resources for everyone, including those who are not eligible to vote.
The census drives federal money for student loans, investment in higher education, affordable housing, and where businesses locate jobs.
The census asks nine questions including: Name, Address, Phone number, Date of birth, Gender, Ethnic and racial background. There is no citizenship question.
The information you provide is completely confidential. It cannot be shared with law enforcement, immigration or any other agency, or used for any purpose other than the census.
OTHER RESOURCES
Online Census Questionnaire | National LBGTQ Task Force guide to the 2020 Census | U.S. 2020 Census | California Census
Elizabeth Blakey, J.D., Ph.D., Associate Professor, Dept. of Journalism, and First Amendment scholar will speak on the topic of "CENSORSHIP IN THE AGE OF CORONA."
CSUN students from Professor Blakey’s Journalism 390 - Freedom of the Press class will read aloud from censored books.
Banned Books Week, which runs from Sept. 23-Oct. 3, celebrates our freedom to choose what we read and draws attention to the harms of censorship.
Thursday, October 15, 2020 - 10:15 a.m.
CSUN will be participating in the Great ShakeOut Drill to support earthquake preparedness. Join millions of people worldwide and practice how to Drop, Cover, and Hold On at 10:15 a.m. on Thursday, October 15, 2020. CSUN Department of Police Services will be conducting a test of the campus Alertus and Informacast Emergency Notification Systems in conjunction with the Great Shake Out. The messages will clearly state that this is a TEST only. Learn more about what to do during an earthquake and other emergencies in our Emergency Desk Reference.
If you're working from home, it's a great time to review how you and your household would stay safe.
Resources:
The Office of the Provost cordially invites you to come hear our distinguished faculty speak about their research. Panel moderated by Katherine Dabbour, Associate Dean, Oviatt Library.
12th Annual Research Fellows Colloquium
Please RSVP by October 18th to attend. Classes welcome. All attendees must register individually.
Learn more about the Research Fellows Program
Connect with the Oviatt Library on social media: Facebook Twitter Instagram YouTube Pinterest LinkedIn
Celebrate International Pronouns Day (October 21) with the Pride Center!
Visit @csunpridecenter on Instagram on October 21 to learn more about the importance of pronouns and how to use them.
The Pride Center encourages everyone to share our posts on their own Instagram pages. #PronounsDay
Online; Zoom connection information provided upon registration
Wrap up a long school ay with some adventure! Join our virtual workshop to prepare fun Halloween recipes with your child (ages 5-11).
Mark your calendars to join us again on Friday, November 13 from 4 p.m.-5 p.m. so you and your child can prepare fun recipes that celebrate fall flavors.
Faculty & Staff – To register for this Workshop/Session:
When ready, select the CSU Learn button below.
Log into with your myNorthridge Portal credentials.
Select the “Register” button.
Click on the bullet next to the CSUN HR icon, and select “Submit” to enroll in this session.
If you require an accommodation to attend this program, please contact Human Resources at x5168 at least seven business days in advance of the program.
Withdraw from Session: If you need to cancel your registration, select the “Self” icon in CSU Learn. Select “Learning,” then “Registrations.” Select the box next to the session you need to cancel, and select “Cancel Registration.” In the next window, select “Confirm Cancellation.”
Return to CSUN's Professional & Personal Development Training Calendar at: http://www.csun.edu/development/training.
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