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Wes Ghan Gibson Has Created a Championship Culture With San Marcos Baseball
After finishing his college career at Cal State Northridge, Ghan Gibson wasn’t thinking about going into coaching. -- Noozhawk
A Woman Invited Celebrities To Her Graduation & Some Actually Responded
Renee is a 2022 graduate of California State University, Northridge, with a degree in Nutrition and Dietetics. She also graduated with honors, so no wonder she wanted some beloved celebrities to hear about it!
Renee sent out several letters with the extra graduation invites and had five responses! -- Your Tango
IDA Teach Out: Black Women's Wellness
Debra Wilson is an award-winning director and producer of scripted and non-scripted projects. In 2020 her documentary short film The Lucky Ones streamed in several festivals and won the Stop Stigma Award at the Canberra Mental Health Film Festival. Debra has also directed numerous corporate, marketing, and branding projects. As a location manager, she has worked on such films and series as 13 Reasons Why, Sense8, Blindspotting, The Master, and Fruitvale Station. Debra is an SF FilmHouse Resident and BAVC MediaMaker Fellow alum. She is a member of Brown Girls Doc Mafia and Women of Color Unite. She earned a B.A. in Television/Film Production at Cal-State University, Northridge. Debra is currently in development on several projects. -- International Documentary Association
Kansas City has a new professional basketball team.
“Really, in America, there’s not really been options for women’s basketball. And so the fact that someone was able to see some of that talent that was here, and have the resources to bring a team here, we had no choice but to start it up,” said Calloway, who graduated from Lee’s Summit West High School and played Division 1 basketball at Texas State University and California State University Northridge. “There are so many people just waiting for that opportunity.” -- Kansas City Star
The Vagrancy Announces BLOSSOMING: A NEW PLAY READING SERIES
MAY 21ST: Brittney S. Wheeler Brittney S. Wheeler is an Ovation Award winner and two-time nominee, born and bred in LA. A classically trained singer, seasoned actor and budding director, Brittney has been fortunate enough to perform in the Orange, Ventura and LA Counties. Co-Associate Artistic Director of Celebration Theatre. Proud member of AEA. BA in Theatre Arts from Concordia University, Irvine and will be finishing her MA in Theatre Arts at CSUN in 2021. Endless amounts of love, appreciation and thanks to her parents. -- Broadway World - Los Angeles
Culver City Appoints Jason Sims as New Police Chief
Sims holds a bachelor of arts degree in sociology from Cal State Northridge, and a master of science degree in public policy and administration from California Lutheran University. -- KFI-AM
Photo: Kamala Harris Pays Up After Losing Lakers-Warriors Bet
Harris is a diehard Golden State fan, the Second Gentleman, Doug Emhoff, is a Lakers supporter, even though he's originally from Brooklyn. Emhoff moved to California as a teenager and attended college at Cal State Northridge and law school at USC. -- The Spun
CVUSD Announces Appointment Of New Castro Valley Elementary Principal
Contreras earned her Bachelor's in Psychology and Multiple Subject credential from California State University, Northridge. She holds an administrative credential from the University of Southern California and earned her Master's in Educational Leadership from Grand Canyon University, the district said. -- Castro Valley Patch
Cutters Studios Continues Growth With Addition of Editor Devon Bradbury
Originally from Southern California and deeply focused on editing since the age of 15, Bradbury is a Cinema and Television Arts graduate from Cal State University Northridge. Having joined Whitehouse Post as a runner back in 2013, she rose to the editor position in 2020. Currently residing in the Hudson Valley, New York, Bradbury’s collaborations with top-tier ad industry creatives continue to grow, as do her contributions to award-winning short films. -- Little Black Book
Gardena Serra’s Rodrick Pleasant clocks wind-aided 10.09 seconds for 100 meters
One of those distance runners making progress is junior Payton Godsey of Oaks Christian. She’s being recruited by UCLA and Oregon, among others. She won the Division 4 1,600 in 4:55.56. She was a state cross-country champion in the fall and her father, Brian, is a former Woodland Hills Taft track coach. Her mother Andrea ran at Cal State Northridge. “My parents are my biggest supporters,” she said. -- Los Angeles Times