Showcase
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Division
of Administration & Finance
This was the site that started it all for the WDC. From a modest idea, it has grown into a central resource for all aspects of the Division from Financial to Facilities to Information Technology and Institutional Research.
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CSULB Enrollment
Visiting the Enrollment site is a must for all freshmen, transfer, post baccalaureate, graduate, and readmission students. This site contains key information on admission, financial aid, registration, student academic records, graduation and much more.
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CMS
The CMS (Common Management System) site serves as a resource for the CMS team and others interested in the project. CMS represents a collaborative approach by all 23 CSU campuses to develop a common application software system which we anticipate will also facilitate more effective and efficient business practices and operations.
- Office of Government, Legislative and Community Relations
This office is directed by the Special Assistant to the President of CSULB. The goals of the AHE program are to provide support to the university community with local, state and federal relations matters, including CSULB advocacy, legislative, and constituent issues.
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CSULB Alumni
The Alumni site was created to help maintain strong and mutually beneficial ties between the University and its diverse alumni. The Alumni Association has created a dynamic program which aims to stimulate interest, build loyalty, increase involvement, and generate support for the University. Our mission was to create a site that would assist the Alumni Association in achieving their goals.
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The
CSULB Technology Park
This site was created to bring attention to the development of the CSULB Technology Park. The CSULB Technology Park will provide a wide range of buildable sites, architecturally attractive buildings, high quality infrastructure and a high quality technology park environment. Training facilities for a wide variety of instructional programs will also be built.
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The American Dream Website
The American Dream Site was created to help prospective citizens enter into the 605 Citizenship Project. The Project serves students in adult education and community college campuses, in the community, and home instruction. Cooperative organizations provide on-site and distance learning education for citizenship preparation, bringing legal immigrants into the civic system.