The China Institute at CSUN is accepting applications from undergraduate and graduate students in all fields of study for awards from the China Scholarship Council to support a full year of study in any selected subject matter at an institution of higher learning in China. This competition will support applications for study in China for the 2001-2002 academic year. The scholarship will cover the recipient's tuition and living expenses. A one-page resume highlighting relevant experiences also must be included with the proposal. The College of Extended Learning offers an array of professional and personal development programs to the community, including classes in business, management, computer software, arts and entertainment, gardening, health service administration, languages, test preparation and much more.
Most classes occur on campus on evenings or weekends.
To cash in their scholarships, the students ultimately must be admitted to CSUN and its EOP program and show a need for the scholarship. Presenter Mark Guterman will focus on the interplay of work and meaning in our lives. The workshop will help career counseling and development professionals to incorporate and appreciate these challenges and themes in their work with clients. Light refreshments will be served. Sun., Feb. 11 in Woodland Hills, at the corner of Oxnard and Owensmouth streets.