Tableau Free Lunch and Learn with Industry Speaker
The Plot-A-Thon is hosting another Lunch and Learn for Tableau. It won't just be an awesome time to brush up on your Tableau skills for data visualization while you get a free lunch, we are also super stoked to have Mic Farris, a professional in the industry, talk about Tableau in his work at The Trade Desk.
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- Channel Your Innovation: CSUCI's AI Innovation Challenge LabCal State Channel Islands invites faculty, staff, and student teams to submit proposals for the Channel Your Innovation: AI Challenge Lab, a campus-wide initiative to explore creative, critical, ethical, and equity-minded uses of AI.
- Upcoming Free Flu Vaccine ClinicsStudent Health Services, the Nursing program, and the Student Nursing Association are offering free flu vaccines to students, faculty, and staff this semester.
- AI at CI Speaker Series: Responsible AI -- A Leadership ImperativeThis presentation positions responsible AI as a leadership imperative in Higher Education. It introduces the campus AI Framework and Strategic AI Compass to align AI adoption with mission, ethics, and student success.
- Bay Area Xicanx artist Melanie Cervantes brings "Protect Your Spirit" exhibit to CSUCIOct. 20, 2025 - Cal State Channel Islands (CSUCI) will host Bay Area Xicanx artist and cultural worker Melanie Cervantes for a solo exhibition, "Protect Your Spirit: Visual Lexicons of Resistance," from Oct. 23 through Dec. 12 in the second-floor gallery of the John Spoor Broome Library.
- Learn More about AI in Data Visualization with Industry PanelPlot-A-Thon in the Real World: Visualizing Data in the Age of AI. Join us on Wednesday, Oct. 22 at the Broome Library Room 1720 from 4 to 5 p.m.to hear from three esteemed guests as they speak on the use of AI in data visualization within their respective fields.
- CSUCI Awarded $1.36M TRIO Student Support Services GrantCSUCI has been awarded a five-year, $1.36 million grant from the U.S. Department of Education under the TRIO Student Support Services program. The first year of funding provides $272,364, with anticipated annual renewals through 2030.
