Dear Students,

Earn units toward your degree. Accelerate your progress toward graduation in just 6 weeks.

I am pleased to announce that the Hospitality Management Program is offering an online G.E. course this SUMMER:

HFHM 274 - G.E. D2 + Global Status (International Hospitality Development).

This course fulfills two G.E. requirements (D2 & Global).

This is a complete online course, which does not require classroom meetings.

There are no exams and no textbooks required in this class.  The grade is based on assignments.

Summer Session III – HFHM 274, Class No. 10630 (6 weeks online).

Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions.

Dr. Ronnie Yeh, Ph.D., Associate Professor
Hospitality Management
Department of Family and Consumer Sciences
California State University, Long Beach
Tel: 562-985-4958; Fax: 562-985-4414
Email: ronnie.yeh@csulb.edu

To Whom It May Concern,

My name is Ashley Cashdollar and I am the new Volunteer Program Specialist for Girls Incorporated of Orange County. We have had quite a few students from Cal State Long Beach volunteer within our program and have enjoyed having them assist our organization. I am interested in reaching out to the student clubs and sororities on campus to see if they are interested in volunteering with our organization to help mentor our young girls and provide them with a positive role model. We especially need volunteers for the summer time when our girls are at our Costa Mesa location from 7am-6pm. Being a non-profit, our organization relies heavily on volunteers to help support our programs.

Girls Inc. provides programs that heavily researched and focus on the S.T.E.M. (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) learning style that girls are typically not interested in. We provide services for low-income families to help keep girls safe and give them a place to go after school. We also teach empowerment, leadership, and self-esteem to each girl in the program. I would love to come out and speak to any groups that are interested in receiving more information about a volunteer opportunity within our organization. I have many stats about our program and population that I would love to share as well.

Thank you for your time,

Ashley Cashdollar, Volunteer Program Specialist
Girls Incorporated of Orange County
1815 Anaheim Ave.
Costa Mesa, CA 92627
Phone: 949.646.7181 x 305
Email: acashdollar@girlsinc-oc.org
Website: www.girlsinc-oc.org
Inspiring all girls to be Strong, Smart, and Bold!
 

Dear Student Organizations, I am the program biller for the Student Health Services Family PACT Program here on campus. I would like to set up a means of communication between our program and the various clubs and organizations at CSULB. The Family PACT Program is a state-funded health access program that allows qualifying low income men and women to receive sexual and reproductive health services at no cost. Although there are several criteria that must be met in order to qualify, including income, residency, access to other forms of health insurance, and the need for confidentiality, the vast majority of CSULB students meet the qualifications. Many of the students who come into SHS to enroll in the program report hearing about it in their student organizations. We would love the opportunity to meet with clubs directly to provide more information for students interested in applying. I have attached a program overview that includes more detailed information. I would appreciate it if you could provide me with the best method of contacting the clubs in your department to let them know the program benefits and answer any questions they might have. Thank you for your help, and I look forward to working more closely with Student Life & Development in the future.
Student Health Services Family PACT Program Brochure

https://orgsync.com/35509/files/231684/download

Sincerely, Mackenzie Weimer

Family PACT Program

Student Health Services California State University, Long Beach

1250 Bellflower Blvd. Long Beach, CA 90840-0201

(562) 985-7119

Mackenzie.weimer@csulb.edu








 

Dear Student Organizations, I am the program biller for the Student Health Services Family PACT Program here on campus. I would like to set up a means of communication between our program and the various clubs and organizations at CSULB. The Family PACT Program is a state-funded health access program that allows qualifying low income men and women to receive sexual and reproductive health services at no cost. Although there are several criteria that must be met in order to qualify, including income, residency, access to other forms of health insurance, and the need for confidentiality, the vast majority of CSULB students meet the qualifications. Many of the students who come into SHS to enroll in the program report hearing about it in their student organizations. We would love the opportunity to meet with clubs directly to provide more information for students interested in applying. I have attached a program overview that includes more detailed information. I would appreciate it if you could provide me with the best method of contacting the clubs in your department to let them know the program benefits and answer any questions they might have. Thank you for your help, and I look forward to working more closely with Student Life & Development in the future.

Student Health Services Family PACT Program Brochure

https://orgsync.com/35509/files/231684/download

Sincerely, Mackenzie Weimer

Family PACT Program

Student Health Services California State University, Long Beach

1250 Bellflower Blvd. Long Beach, CA 90840-0201

(562) 985-7119

Mackenzie.weimer@csulb.edu

Attention all CSULB Student Organizations:

If your organization is planning to host an event on campus next Academic Year (2012-2013), you must apply for an ASI grant now. ASI Grant applications for events occurring next academic year are available on the ASI Government BeachSync Site under Forms. Application deadlines for College-based organizations will vary by College Council; please contact your College Council president and/or your SLD Advisor for exact deadlines.

Applications for At-Large organizations are due April 6th. It is highly recommended that you schedule an appointment with your SLD Advisor 5 days prior to the application deadline; this will ensure all grant applications are reviewed, approved, and processed by the deadline. Waiting until the deadline may result in your application not being approved in time.

For more information, Please contact your SLD Advisor.


Click here to access the ASI Grant Application on BeachSync:
https://orgsync.com/35809/forms/show/32970