CSUMB Magazine

Fall/Winter 2017

Professor Ruben Mendoza reflects on the recent discovery of Mayan ruins in Central America.

Professor Mendoza and the ancient city of Tikal in Guatemala.

Professor Doug Smith uses a natural laboratory to educate the next generation of environmental scientists.

Christy Fischer explains to Professor Doug Smith how the Rumsen Indians still use the local reeds in the Carmel River Watershed.

CSUMB’s liberal arts college looks forward to its new home in Academic III.

CSUMB President Eduardo M. Ochoa officially breaks ground on Nov. 6, 2017.

New arts center seeks to play a part in downtown Salinas’s renaissance.

Members of the Tonatiuh Del Quinto Sol dance troupe of Salinas celebrate the Day of the Dead at the Salinas Center for Arts & Culture.

New pathway program addresses South Monterey County teacher shortage.

Prospective teachers Cindy Cervantes and Perla Alonso work together on a classroom assignment at Hartnell College.

CSUMB prepares to train the next generation of providers.

Program director, Professor Christopher Forest

CSUMB campus pastor has faith in both.

CSUMB Rev. Clark Brown

New men's basketball coach builds toughness on the dunes.

Coach Williams talks to his team during a workout at Fort Ord dunes.

CSUMB freshman discovers ties to the campus's military past.

CSUMB freshman Rose McGill makes a nostalgic connection between CSUMB and the former Fort Ord.

Former foster child rounds up support for Guardian Scholars.

Health and human services major, Theresa Dexter

Hongde Hu on math anxiety, learning the basics and making students feel powerful

Professor Hongde Hu speaks to an algebra academy class.

Her professional accomplishments have been impressive.

CSUMB alumna Margot Flitcraft displays a daytime Emmy award.

Student discovers new path among ancient remains.

CSUMB UROC scholar Heriberto Marquez