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The Best of Kenya with Ralph Waterhouse

Join us for Travel Night Tuesday, July 13, 6:00 pm featuring The Best of Kenya with Ralph Waterhouse The Division of Continuing and Global Education at California State University, Fresno, invites you to a Travel Night preview of our upcoming travel study program, The Best of Kenya, scheduled for January 11-22, 2011.

The California State University Board of Trustees today voted to raise student fees by 5 percent for undergraduates and graduate and professional programs. The State University Fee will be $4,230 for full-time undergraduate students in fall 2010, a $204 increase over last year.

Starting in the fall of 2009, full-time fees will increase by $672 for undergraduate students, $780 for teacher credential students and $828 for graduate students.

California State University, Fresno

A Century of Excellence

Throughout this evolution, the university has established itself as an integral part of the region. Fresno State has prepared thousands of individuals for careers, leadership and community service and forged community bonds that have helped conquer a broad spectrum of challenges, led innovative change and encourage positive thinking as the foundation for accomplishment.

~www.fresnostate100.com

We are pleased to announce the recipients of this year's Richter Awards. They are:

Jose Lomeli Kremen School Faculty Member

Diane Rivera-Pasillas Kremen School Staff Member

David Andrews Faculty Outside Kremen School (Biology Department;
Director of Science and Math Education Center)
Congratulations to each of them. We appreciate their service to the Kremen School and the University.

The Fresno Bee reported today that Fresno State University has been awarded $620,000 to from the National Science Foundation to assist the Toroidal Large Hadron Collider Apparatus, or the ATLAS project.  Now Fresno State and ATLAS par

Provost Bill Covino recorded a video message to explain the university's new early registration limit.To help ensure that all students have the opportunity to obtain classes they need to stay on track toward graduation, Fresno State students enrolling will be limited to 16 units of classes during the early registration period, which begins April 26.

To view the video and read the Fresno State News press release, click here: http://www.fresnostatenews.com/2010/04/early-registration-limit/

Science and Health Career Info Center opens on campus

A Science and Health Career Information Center opening at California State University, Fresno is intended to provide one-stop resources for students.

The center in Room 136 of the Science Building is operated by the College of Science and Mathematics. It offers information on pre-health and science programs and careers, helps students make appointments with advisers and guides students to support services.

ASI is pleased to announce the results for the
2010-11 ASI Elections
are available for your viewing pleasure at
www.bulldogblog.net

More details can be found at
http://www.fresnostatenews.com/

Accessible Technology Initiative (ATI): U-Learn Campaign

Effective June 1, 2010, all new courses and new course content in existing courses, including instructional materials and instructional Websites, are to be designed and authored in a manner that incorporates accessibility. The U-Learn Website http://ulearn.csufresno.edu and monthly bulletin are just two ways to get up-to-date information, helpful hints, resources and training to assist you in achieving the important goal of accessibility.