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Santa Barbara School Board Gets New Look with 4 New Faces Among Trustees
Reid graduated with a degree in radio/television/film from CSU Northridge, holds a master’s in education and a K-12 multiple subject credential from the Pepperdine University Graduate School of Education & Psychology, and has a master’s degree and in teaching and learning emphasis from the UCSB Gevirtz Graduate School of Education. She also holds a Ph.D in education from UCSB. -- Noozhawk
ADVENTURE AWAITS AT FOUR SEASONS RESORT RANCHO ENCANTADO SANTA FE
When not helping plan adventures, Loehr is likely out researching new experiences, visiting with local tourism officials, and forging bonds with local artisans who can share their stories and experiences with Four Seasons guests. Loehr has an economics degree, with an emphasis on freight forwarding, from California State University Northridge. -- Four Seasons Press Room
Alfred Monterrubio Joins Riedel Communications’ North America Technical Services Staff
Monterrubio joins Riedel from Marshall Electronics Inc., where he worked for nine years as quality manager in the company’s Broadcast Division. There, he helped bring five different products to market by developing test procedures designed to identify software and hardware failure on video and audio monitoring devices. As manager of Marshall’s broadcast video and audio test lab, Monterrubio led the installation and use of a wide range of IP video equipment including video test and measurement devices. Prior to Marshall Electronics, he served as a software associate at Delphi Electronics and Safety, where he contributed to the development of software that associates vehicle movement data with lane changes, stops, and obstacles on the road. Monterrubio holds a master’s degree in electrical engineering with an emphasis on digital signal processing from California State University, Long Beach, and a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering from California State University, Northridge. -- The Future of TV
Can I use moss to navigate?
Common wisdom says that moss grows only on the north side of trees, which means you can use it to find your bearings if you’re lost in the woods. This is generally true, says Caitlin Fong, an ecologist at California State University in Northridge. To thrive, moss requires damp and shady environments that prevent it from drying out. And as you move north, away from the equator, the sun’s rays strike Earth at a southern angle rather than directly overhead, so the north side of an object will receive less sunlight. -- True Viral News
CS Northridge is 3-0 in league for 1st time since 2007-08
LONG BEACH, Calif. (AP) — Kendall Smith had 26 points and five assists, Darin Johnson added 20 points and Cal State Northridge beat Long Beach State 89-82 on Wednesday night for the 49ers' first home loss. -- USA Today
CS Northridge is 3-0 in league for 1st time since 2007-08
LONG BEACH, Calif. (AP) — Kendall Smith had 26 points and five assists, Darin Johnson added 20 points and Cal State Northridge beat Long Beach State 89-82 on Wednesday night for the 49ers' first home loss. -- San Antonio Express
ALAN SKOBIN: A Man Defined by Work, Family and Public Service
He grew up in the San Fernando Valley, attending Birmingham High School and California State University, Northridge, while gaining a Jewish education at a small synagogue in Studio City. He became interested early, he explains, in two fields that have defined him to this day: business and law enforcement. -- Metropolitan News-Enterprise
Alfred Monterrubio Joins Riedel Communications' North America Technical Services Staff
Monterrubio joins Riedel from Marshall Electronics Inc., where he worked for nine years as quality manager in the company's Broadcast Division. There, he helped bring five different products to market by developing test procedures designed to identify software and hardware failure on video and audio monitoring devices. As manager of Marshall's broadcast video and audio test lab, Monterrubio led the installation and use of a wide range of IP video equipment including video test and measurement devices. Prior to Marshall Electronics, he served as a software associate at Delphi Electronics and Safety, where he contributed to the development of software that associates vehicle movement data with lane changes, stops, and obstacles on the road. Monterrubio holds a master's degree in electrical engineering with an emphasis on digital signal processing from California State University, Long Beach, and a bachelor's degree in electrical engineering from California State University, Northridge. -- Twice
Alfred Monterrubio Joins Riedel Communications’ North America Technical Services Staff
Monterrubio joins Riedel from Marshall Electronics Inc., where he worked for nine years as quality manager in the company’s Broadcast Division. There, he helped bring five different products to market by developing test procedures designed to identify software and hardware failure on video and audio monitoring devices. As manager of Marshall’s broadcast video and audio test lab, Monterrubio led the installation and use of a wide range of IP video equipment including video test and measurement devices. Prior to Marshall Electronics, he served as a software associate at Delphi Electronics and Safety, where he contributed to the development of software that associates vehicle movement data with lane changes, stops, and obstacles on the road. Monterrubio holds a master’s degree in electrical engineering with an emphasis on digital signal processing from California State University, Long Beach, and a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering from California State University, Northridge. -- Professional Sound Magazine
Alfred Monterrubio Joins Riedel’s North America Tech Services Staff
Monterrubio joins Riedel from Marshall Electronics Inc., where he worked for nine years as Quality Manager in the company’s Broadcast Division. There, he helped bring five different products to market by developing test procedures designed to identify software and hardware failure on video and audio monitoring devices. As manager of Marshall’s Broadcast Video and Audio Test Lab, Monterrubio led the installation and use of a wide range of IP video equipment including video test and measurement devices. Prior to Marshall Electronics, he served as a software associate at Delphi Electronics and Safety, where he contributed to the development of software that associates vehicle movement data with lane changes, stops, and obstacles on the road. Monterrubio holds a master’s degree in electrical engineering with an emphasis on digital signal processing from California State University, Long Beach, and a bachelor’s degree in electrical engineering from California State University, Northridge. -- Content+Technology Magazine