Brittny McCarthy had been up early to attend a meeting with members of a Northridge civic organization, had devoted a block of time to squinting at the fine print of legislation that could affect Cal State Northridge, had met with a professor about the possibility of federal monies to fund a project, and had exchanged calls with Valley legislative offices.
Convinced he couldn’t get through his dissection class, George Erb ’86 (Physical Therapy) was ready to withdraw from Cal State Northridge after two weeks of anatomy.
Ahmad Eshraghi ’07 (Political Science) is remembered by those who knew him as a young man with many interests. He dearly loved classical music, photography, chess and books about history and philosophy.
The start of a new academic year always is a time of great excitement and anticipation. Each fall semester, thousands of new and continuing students arrive at Cal State Northridge, ready to pursue the promise of higher education: full of potential and enthusiasm, students learn, participate and become engaged in the community and campus life.
Nicole Simpson ’09 (Kinesiology) may not always see them coming, but she is an expert on navigating life’s twists and turns.
Federal grant monies awarded to CSUN to improve the education of teachers who work with students with disabilities.
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