Cal State East Bay in the News: June 2022
- BY Cal State East Bay
- June 3, 2022
Each month the Cal State East Bay News Center will share the media articles featuring the university and its faculty, staff and students. Check back as more articles are added to this running collection.
Professors Michael Stanton and Lisa Hill discuss how to have conversations about hot button issues when gathering with family and friends. (June 30, 2022 | MSN)
Professor Nolan Higdon addressed the topic of whether VP Kamala Harris will run for president. (June 29, 2022 | NBC Bay Area)
Professor Susan Forsyth discussed the impacts of the Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade. (June 29, 2022 | East Bay Express)
Criminal Justice professor Lisa Hill discussed violence on public transportation after a recent shooting on a MUNI bus. (June 22, 2022 | ABC-7)
Professor Susan Forsyth shared her initial reaction to the Supreme Court overturning Roe v. Wade. (June 24, 2022 | SF Gate)
Michael Francisco, captain of the CSUEB soccer team, is part of Steph Curry’s new show. (June 24, 2022 | One37PM)
An Oakley team from Cal State East Bay’s MESA program is headed to the national competition. (June 17, 2022 | Local News Matters)
Professor Tammie Mosley discusses how work-from-home policies and rising interest rates are affecting the Bay Area real estate market. (June 14, 2022 | ABC-7)
The family of doctor Armando Samaniego is launching a memorial scholarship fund to benefit the Cal State East Bay Educational Foundation. (June 14, 2022 | KTVU)
Ethnic Studies professor and Cal State East Bay Tribal Liaison Enrique Salmon discusses the idea of 'kincentricity' and his Raramuri culture. (June 12, 2022 | Wisconsin Public Radio)
Professor Lisa Hill offers tips for talking to children about rising gun violence in her regular column. (June 10, 2022 | Tracy Press)
Professors Michael Stanton and Cory Lepage share tips on staying both safe and healthy in regard to active shooter situations and the stress they cause. (June 7, 2022 | ABC-7)
Public Health chair Arnab Mukherjea discusses the indoor mask mandate that Alameda County reinstated and whether it made sense to implement. (June 3, 2022 | KQED)
Professor Matthew Atencio of the Center for Sport and Social Justice discusses the significance of the rapper’s invitation to perform at the high-profile event. (June 2, 2022 | ABC-7)
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