CSUCI biology professor partners with Cottage Health to research the effect of artificial sweeteners
How do artificial sweeteners affect a woman managing a chronic disease like cancer, diabetes or hypertension? CSUCI Professor of Biology Nitika Parmar plans to research this question in partnership with Cottage Health, thanks to a grant from the Cottage Health Research Institute-CHRI.
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- CSUCI hosts its first-ever Datathon for Ventura County college and high school studentsHigh school or community college students who would like to learn more about data collection and analysis are invited to a free "Datathon" at CSU Channel Islands on Saturday, April 26 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the CSUCI campus.
- Sailing Club makes the 2025 Pacific Coast Collegiate Sailing Conference ChampionshipsThe CSU Channel Islands student-run CI Sailing Club has qualified for the prestigious 2025 Pacific Coast Collegiate Sailing Conference Championships. The team will travel to the Bay Area city of Richmond, California to compete in the regatta.
- CSUCI to offer a Master of Science in Business AnalyticsApplications are now being accepted for CSU Channel Islands' Master of Science (MS) in Business Analytics, which will launch in Fall of 2025.
- Kaiser Mobile Health Vehicle on CampusThe Kaiser Mobile Health Vehicle will be on campus on May 6.
- AI Across the CSU: Innovations and InsightsExplore best practices for course design, campus engagement, and exploration from your peers in these 45-minute webinars.
- CSUCI's new Theatre and Performance Studies program presents the Spring One-Acts play festival"Spring Shorts," is a festival of one-act plays that will make you laugh, make you cry, and make you think.
