Summit Photo Gallery

Photo of Dr. John Cagle and Dr. William ’74

Former Associated Students Presidents John Cagle ’66 (Communications) and William Watkins ’74 (Urban Studies), acting administrator of Academic Affairs and vice president of Student Affairs.

Dean Bill Jennings (second from left) flanked by Business alumni leaders David Merritt ’75, Chuck Noski ’73, MS’95, Hon.D.’07 and Rob Rousselet ’79, MS’97, MT’10. Taken at the Inaugural Volunteer Leadership Summit.

College of Business and Economics Dean Bill Jennings (second from left) flanked by business alumni leaders David Merritt ’75 (Business Administration), Chuck Noski ’73 (Business Administration), M.S. ’95 (Accountancy), Hon.D. ’07 (Humane Letters) and Robin (Rob) Rousselet ’79 (Accounting), M.S. ’97 (Accounting), M.T. ’10 (Taxation–DE).

Marianne and Jim Mertzel registering at the Inaugural Volunteer Leadership Summit.

Marianne and Jim Mertzel at registration.

Peter Leonhardt, Mo Qayoumi, President of San Jose State University, Summit Co-Chair Earl Enzer ’83 and former Foundation Board Chair David Honda.

Mo Qayoumi, president of San Jose State University, Summit Co-Chair Earl Enzer ’83 (Finance) and former Foundation Board Chair David Honda.

Mike Curb College of Arts, Media and Communication Dean Bob Bucker with Marianne and Jim Mertzel at the Inaugural Volunteer Leadership Summit.

Mike Curb College of Arts, Media, and Communication Dean Bob Bucker conversing with Marianne and Jim Mertzel prior to the opening session.

Summit Co-Chair Earl Enzer ’83 addressing the Inaugural Volunteer Leadership Summit.

Summit Co-Chair Earl Enzer ’83 (Finance) providing opening remarks.

President Koester addressing assemble volunteer and University leadership at Summit. Front row: Summit Co-Chair and former Hawai’i Governor Linda Lingle ’75, Professor C.T. Lin, Dean S. Ramesh, Dean Michael Spagna, Ford Roosevelt, Professor Shawna Dark, Professor Jon Stahl and Dean Bob Bucker. Taken at the Inaugural Volunteer Leadership Summit.

President Jolene Koester addressing assembled volunteers and university leadership. Summit co-chair and former Hawaii Gov. Linda Lingle ’75 (Journalism), professor C. T. Lin (Mechanical Engineering), College of Engineering and Computer Science Dean S. K. Ramesh, Michael D. Eisner College of Education Dean Michael Spagna, Ford Roosevelt, professor Shawna Dark, professor John Stahl and Mike Curb College of Arts, Media, and Communication Dean Communication Bob Bucker.

College of Health and Human Development Dean Sylvia Alva, Ford Roosevelt, professor Dianne Philibosian and Michael D. Eisner College of Education Dean Michael Spagna addressing volunteer leaders during break out session.

Cathy Cameron, Emeritus Professor Don Cameron and students at the Inaugural Volunteer Leadership Summit.

Students presenting national champion Intelligent Ground Vehicle.

Engineering and Computer Science Dean S. Ramesh, Dr. C. T. Lin, Vice President Vance Peterson and George Leis ’81 with students, the Intelligent Ground Vehicle and other volunteer leaders. Taken at the Inaugural Volunteer Leadership Summit.

College of Engineering and Computer Science Dean S. K. Ramesh, professor C. T. Lin (mechanical Engineering), Vice President of University Advancement Vance T. Peterson and George Leis ’81 (Geography) with students, the Intelligent Ground Vehicle and other volunteer leaders.

College of Engineering and Computer Science Dean Ramesh with Industrial Advisory Board members Dr. Assad Madni and Dr. Munir Sindir. Taken at the Inaugural Volunteer Leadership Summit.

College of Engineering and Computer Sciences Dean S. K. Ramesh with Industrial Advisory Board members Dr. Assad Madni and Dr. Munir Sindir.

Front Row. Former CSUN Foundation Board Chair Phil Magaram Hon.D.’03 and President Koester. Taken at the Inaugural Volunteer Leadership Summit.

Front row: Former CSUN Foundation Board Chair Phil Magaram Hon.D. ’03 (Health and Human Development) and President Jolene Koester.

From left, Emerita Professor Ruth Harris, John Pepitone M.A. ’06, Nancy and Phil Mundy ’71, Vice President for University Advancement Vance Peterson, and Task Force on Engagement member Richard Bergman ’77. Taken at the Volunteer Leadership Summit.

Left to right: Department of Communication Disorders and Sciences emerita professor Ruth Harris, John Pepitone M.A. ’06 (Mass Communications/ Journalism), Nancy and Phil Mundy ’71 (Business Administration), Vice President for University Advancement Vance Peterson, and Task Force on Engagement member Richard Bergman ’77 (Accounting).

Milt Valera ’67 and Debbie Valera with Professor Jon Stahl, Chair of the Department of Cinema and Television Arts (right).

Milt Valera ’67 (Journalism) and Debbie Valera with professor John Stahl, chair of the Department of Cinema and Television Arts (right).

Len Roth, Peter Leonhardt, Vince Barabba ’62 and Sue Haber ’64 at the Inaugural Volunteer Leadership Summit.

Len Roth, Peter Leonhardt, Vince Barabba ’62 (Business) and Sue Haber ’64 (Philosophy) applauding President Jolene Koester.

Jim Berk ’81 and Hon. Linda Lingle ’75 responding to President Koester’s remarks at the Volunteer Leadership Summit.

Jim Berk ’81 (Music) and Hon. Linda Lingle ’75 (Journalism) responding to President Jolene Koester’s remarks.

Jim Gorman (front), Cindy Griffeth ’78, Alumni Association Associate Director Shellie Hadvina ’90, MPA ’98, and Task Force on Engagement member Bill Griffeth ’80.

Jim Gorman (front), Cindy Griffeth ’78, Alumni Association Associate Director Shellie Hadvina ’90 (Leisure Studies), MA ’98 (Public Administration), and Task Force on Engagement member Bill Griffeth ’80.

Former Associated Students President and Alumni Association Board member Carlos Fuentes ’82 and Alumni Association Chapter Presidents Bob Finkelstein '78 and Giovanni Trivino '00, MPA '02

Former Associated Students President and Alumni Association Board member Carlos Fuentes ’82 (Political Science) and Alumni Association Chapter Presidents Bob Finkelstein ’78 (Environmental/ Occupational Health) and Giovanni Trivino ’00, M.P.A. ’02 (Liberal Studies), M.A. ’02 (Educational Leadership).