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California State University San Marcos

Month: March 2018

Jessica Wilson was the soloist at CSUSM 2005 Commencement and today she works in our Social Work Department

Jessica Wilson Administrative Support Coordinator Department of Social Work   How long have you worked at CSUSM? It will be … More

Human Development and Kinesiology students partner to share healthy tips

Human Development and Kinesiology students from CSUSM are partnering to share education about healthy eating habits, breast cancer and learning … More

Dr. Jimmy Young is committed to quality social work education and more

Jimmy A. Young, Ph.D., MSW, MPA Dr. Young is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Social Work at Cal … More

Finding Purpose From Difficult Times

By Eric Breier Erika Martinez had been through these kinds of nights before. Her father high or drunk, throwing whatever … More

Christiane Wood is recognized as 2017-2018 Outstanding Faculty for Scholarship and Creative Activity

Dr. Christiane Wood is being recognized as the College of Education, Health & Human Services 2017-2018 CEHHS Outstanding Faculty for … More

An Award-winning Effort for Nursing Lecturer

By David Ogul After three decades in the printing business, Mary Baker decided it was time to pursue her lifelong … More

Speech Language Pathology students present at Scripps 13th Annual Brain Injury Rehabilitation Conference

On Friday, March 2, 2018, California State University San Marcos Master of Science Speech Language Pathology students (Cohort 8) and lecturer, … More

Megan Yeager is among CSUSM’s first Masters in Speech-Language Pathology cohort and she keeps on going!

Megan Yeager attended CSUSM for her undergraduate studies and earned her bachelor’s degree in 2008, majoring in Liberal Arts and … More

Christina Filia works for The Tonight Show with Conan O’Brien but chooses to earn a Speech Language Pathology at CSUSM

Christina Filia When I was growing up, if you had told me that I would become a Speech-Language Pathologist, I … More

Nursing Lecturer Receives 2018 SDBJ Healthcare Heroes Award

San Marcos, CA – Mary Baker, lecturer and director of the School of Nursing Student Healthcare Project at California State University … More

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