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CSUN student-athlete dies of cancer
The Cal State Northridge basketball program is mourning the loss of one of its players and emotional leaders. -- KTLA
CSUN student-athlete from Torrey Pines dies of cancer
The Cal State Northridge basketball program is mourning the loss of one of its players and emotional leaders. -- FOX 5 San Diego
Dock Spiders Fall in Rainy Affair
The Dock Spiders scored the only runs before the first rain delay with an RBI double from Nick Mitchell (Western Illinois) and an RBI groundout from Andrew Sojka (CSUN) to make it 2-0. -- KFIZ
Northwoods League: Willmar Stingers' offensive surge continues
Tarlow, batting second as the designated hitter, went 3-for-4 with two doubles, a walk, two runs and two RBIs. The redshirt freshman from Cal State-Northridge is now batting .522 since arriving in Willmar, going 12-for-23 in six games with three doubles and nine RBIs. -- West Central Tribune
Diedra Harrison-Greenaway launches new book titled: The Blueprint: A Guide Towards Cannabis Business Ownership
To add to her credentials as an expert in the Cannabis industry, Harrison-Greenaway was elected as a Budget Advocate for the City of Los Angeles where she served as a Budget Committee Member for the City of Los Angeles Department of Cannabis Regulations. Her hands-on experience working with one of the leading cannabis companies in Los Angeles, California, and helped to make it a multi-million-dollar company within four years. She is proficient in areas of executive business s management, strategic marketing, operations, accounting, sales, customer service, METRC (Marijuana Enforcement Tracking and Reporting Compliance), and cannabis real estate. She is the owner of Greenspace Business Solutions located in Los Angeles, California. A graduate of the University of Maryland, Harrison-Greenaway earned an MBA and a Master of Science with Upsilon Phi Delta honors. She earned her Bachelor of Arts in Sociology and Post graduate certification from California State University, Northridge located in Southern California. -- PR Log
The Greenrose Holding Company appoints new chief financial officer, as well as a new director to its board
The company noted that Wang has also held various senior finance roles at Sony New Media Solutions, Vubiquity Inc, and InterAmerican Motor Corporation. He received his BA in Economics and BS in Accounting from California State University, Northridge - School of Business Administration and Economics, and he is an active member of the California Board of Accountancy, California Society of CPAs, and American Institute of Certified Public Accountants. -- Proactive
John Huh surprised to be at the top of ranking
Huh's parents are from South Korea but lived in New York when their son was born, Huh lived there for twelve years. After that he lived in Chicago and Los Angeles. He went on to attend California State University in Northridge but turned pro after two weeks. -- Tennis World USA
One in three women in the US is Latina: Giselle Arellano
Degree in Marketing from ITESM and California State University of Northridge. She has completed postgraduate studies at the IPADE Business School. She is the forerunner of the Sustainable Development Goals defined by the UN, and a promoter to reduce the gap in the participation of women with high social impact and children. -- MVT, Mexico (in Spanish)
Wheeler hired as Assistant Basketball Coach at Cal Poly Pomona
Wheeler earned his Bachelor’s of Science degree in Kinesiology from CSUN in 2010. He earned his Masters of Arts degree in Kinesiology from Fresno Pacific University in 2016 and a Masters in Gerontology from USC in 2019. Wheeler, a Southern California native, is married to the former Taleia Gilliam, and in 2020 they welcomed a son, Xander. -- Hoop Dirt
Colleges Can Overestimate Their Students’ Tech Savvy. This Campus Has a Plan to Improve Digital Literacy.
These are just a few scenarios that administrators and faculty members at California State University at Northridge have found some students face — a reality check that’s informing new digital-literacy projects on the campus. In a spring survey of more than 200 students across grade levels on what tech competencies needed sharpening, 91 percent listed basic computer skills. -- The Chronicle of Higher Education