California State University, San Bernardino Palm Desert Campus

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California State University, San Bernardino Palm Desert Campus
The only four-year public university in the Coachella Valley!
1 | www.pdc.csusb.edu | (760) 341-2883
37-500 Cook Street, Palm Desert, CA 92211
WELCOME TO
CSUSB PALM DESERT CAMPUS
Dear Incoming PDC Student:
Welcome to the Palm Desert Campus! The campus is part of California State University,
San Bernardino and was established to serve the students of the Coachella Valley. We are
pleased to tell you we have just completed our 26th year in the Coachella Valley! The Cook Street campus is our permanent campus site, which opened in 2002. Attending
PDC gives you the advantages of a small campus and all of the opportunities of a large
university. On the Palm Desert Campus you will find you’ll be in smaller classes and be able
to get to know your instructors and fellow students. At the same time, you will have access
to all of the resources of a large university.
You should know that all the buildings on this campus were constructed without state funds. They were built with funds donated by Coachella Valley residents, foundations and desert
cities. To date, donations to build our campus total nearly $35 million – money the Valley
has invested in you! These same Coachella Valley residents, foundations and Desert cities
have set up scholarships that are restricted to students on this campus. The bottom line is
this - this community supports our campus and supports you.
We’ve come a long way from a few classes offered in classrooms at College of the Desert,
our original campus. The Palm Desert Campus now has a spectacular 300-seat theater,
state-of-the-art nursing labs, state-of-the-art technology in classrooms, a student health
center and a new student services area. What we most need now is your participation in the life of this campus, and I encourage you
to take advantage of the opportunities that are available to you through the campus. Get
involved in student government, join a club, attend a play, represent the campus at an event
in the community or volunteer to help our Coachella Valley Health Collaborative and/or our
Palm Springs Institute for Environmental Sustainability--organizations that are improving our
health in the Valley. In addition, let us know about your community service!
We’re not only proud of the physical campus, we also take pride in the supportive climate the
campus encourages. Join study groups in your classes; if someone can’t find a classroom,
offer to show them; even greet people on campus with a smile.
We are all happy and excited that you are here! We all are here to help you succeed in
earning your degree – so, connect with us and let us know what and how you are doing!
Best wishes for a great academic experience,
Dr. Sharon Brown-Welty, Dean
CSUSB Palm Desert Campus
WELCOME TO CSUSB
Associated Students Incorporated
TABLE OF CONTENTS
CSUSB Palm Desert Campus Office Hours
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Directory 2
2015/2016 Academic Calendar 3
Undergraduate Advising Contacts 2015/2016
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Graduate Program Advising Contacts 2015/2016
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Frequently Asked Questions7
Getting Through The First Week-Checklist8
Financial Aid9
Types Of Aid10
Scholarships11
Student Health and Psychological Counseling Center 13
Career Center 14
Internships15
Library Services16
Parking Regulations17
History-Social Science Resource Room
19
Coyote Bookstore20
Services To Students With Disabilities (SSD)
and Workability Iv (Wa-Iv)21
Rancho Mirage Student Center22
Information Technology Services23
Campus Wireless Network Access24
Connecting Campus Wi-Fi (Eduroam) To A Device
25
Social Media And Web Links28
Student E-Mail, Mycoyote and Bulletin Of Courses 29
Clubs and Organizations30
Places To Eat Around Campus31
OFFICE HOURS
FALL, WINTER, SPRING
Mary Stuart Rogers Gateway Building (RG)
Palm Desert Health Sciences Building (HS)
Administrative Offices & College of
Education (COE)
RG 203
Admin: 760-341-2883 x 78115 or 78114
COE: 760-341-2883 x 78145
Monday-Thursday 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Friday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
(Closed Saturday and Sunday)
Nursing Administrative Office
HS 120
PDC: 760-341-2833 x78127
SB: 760-341-2883 x 75380
Monday – Friday
9 a.m. – 3 p.m.
Hixon Information Resource Center
HS 103
760-341-2883 x 78112
Monday – Thursday 9 a.m. – 9 p.m.
Friday – 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Saturday – 9 a.m. – 1 p.m.
Coyote Bookstore
RG 115
760-341-2883 x 78123
Friday 10 a.m. – 2 p.m.
Saturday 8:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
Sunday Closed
R.D. Joan Dale Hubbard Student Health & Psychological
Counseling Center
Hours vary by service.
Front office (limited services) open:
Friday 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Rancho Mirage Student Center (RMSC)
RG 111
760-341-2883 x 78231
Monday – Thursday 7:30 a.m. – 8 p.m.
Friday 7:30 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Saturday 11 a.m. – 3 p.m.
Location: Palm Desert Health Sciences
Building, HS 119
Open Access Computer Lab
RG 215
Monday – Friday
8 a.m. – 10 p.m.
Please refer to the health center website for updated
information:
http://pdchealthcenter.csusb.edu
Appointments can be made on-line at http://pdchealthcenter.csusb.edu, in person, or by phone at 760-3412883 x 78177
Indian Wells Center for Educational
Excellence (IWC)
Veterans Success Center
HS 105
Monday-Thursday 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Lower Division/Transfer Services/Career Center Office
IW 102
Monday – Friday
8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Office hours subject to change.
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DIRECTORY
Main Number: 760-341-2883
General Offices (Main Line)
Administrative Offices
Admissions Counselor
ASI Office
Career Center
Coyote Bookstore
Hixon Resource Center
Hubbard Health Center
Indian Wells Theater Box Office
Lower Division & Transfer Services Office
Nursing Office
OSHER Lifelong Learning Program
Rancho Mirage Student Center
SSD/Workability Counselor
Veterans Success Center
Information/Security Desk: 78131
Ext.
Location
78114/78115
Mary Stuart Rogers Gateway, Room 203
78111
Indian Wells Center, Room 102
78155
78243
78123
78112
Palm Desert Health Sciences, Room 103
78177
(760) 341-6909 Indian Wells Theater
78251
78127
14428
78231
78117
78129
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CSUSB
2015/2016 Academic Calendar
Fall Term 2015
May 21-June 12
Sept. 7
Sept. 9
Sept 16
Sept. 23
Sept. 24
Sept. 24
Sept. 30
Oct. 12
Oct. 14
Oct. 26
Nov. 2
Nov. 2-24
Nov. 11
Nov. 26-29
Dec. 7
Dec. 8-12
Dec. 12
Dec. 16
Dec. 25-Jan. 3
Fall Quarter 2015 Priority Registration
Labor Day Holiday, university and library closed
Admission Day, university open (observed 12/30/2015)
Beginning of academic year
Last day to withdraw from all classes and receive 100% refund
Classes begin (Saturday classes begin Sept. 26)
CSUSB Palm Desert Campus Convocation
Last day to add classes via My Coyote Self-Service
Columbus Day, university open (observed 12/31/2015)
CENSUS: Last day to drop classes without record
Winter Quarter 2016 Advising begins
Last day to file or refile graduation check for Spring 2016 grad without payment of late fee
Winter Quarter 2016 Priority Registration
Veteran’s Day Holiday, university and library closed
Thanksgiving recess, university and library closed
Last day of classes (Saturday classes end Dec. 5)
Final examinations
Commencement
Grades due; end of term
Academic recess, campus closed
Winter Term 2016
Nov. 2-24, 2015
Jan. 4
Jan. 8
Jan. 11
Jan. 15
Jan. 16-18
Feb. 1
Feb. 1
Feb. 12
Feb. 15-Mar. 7
Feb. 22
March 21
March 22-26
March 29
March 28-April 1
March 31
Winter Quarter 2016 Priority Registration
Last day to file or refile graduation check for Summer 2016 grad without payment of late fee
Classes begin (Saturday classes begin Jan. 9)
Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday, university and library closed
Last day to file or refile graduation check for Fall 2016 graduation without payment of late fee
Lincoln’s Birthday, university open (observed 12/27/2015)
Spring Quarter 2016 Priority Registration
Washington’s Birthday, university open (observed 12/28/2015)
Last day of classes (Saturday classes end March 19)
Final examinations
Academic recess
Cesar Chavez Holiday, university and library closed
Spring Term 2016
Feb. 15-March 7
Spring Quarter 2016 Priority Registration
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April 1
April 4
April 8
April 22
May 2
May 9-25
May 26- June 13
May 28-30
June 13
June 14-18
June 16
June 18
June 21
Classes begin (Saturday classes begin April 2)
Last day to file or refile graduation check for Winter 2017 grad without payment of late fee
Summer Quarter 2016 Priority Registration
Fall Quarter 2016 Priority Registration
Memorial Day Holiday, university and library closed
Last day of classes (Saturday classes end June 11)
Final examinations
CSUSB Palm Desert Campus Commencement
CSUSB Commencement
Summer Term 2016
May 9-25
June 21
June 22
June 24-Sept. 11
June 23
June 28
June 30
July 4
July 13
July 26
July 27
July 28, Aug 1
Aug. 1
Aug. 2
Aug. 3
Aug. 3
Aug. 10
Aug. 24
Aug. 25
Aug. 29
Aug. 30
Aug. 31
Aug. 31
Sept. 1, 6
Sept. 1
Sept. 5
Sept. 6
Sept. 7-8
Sept. 13
Summer Quarter 2016 Priority Registration
Last day for full refund, Sessions Regular and 6W1
Classes begin, Sessions Regular and 6W1
Campus closed each Friday, Saturday, and Sunday
Last day to add via MyCoyote, 6W1
Last day to add via MyCoyote, Session Regular
CENSUS: last day to drop classes without record, Session 6W1
Independence Day Holiday, university and library closed
CENSUS: Last day to drop classes without record, Session Regular
Last day of TR classes, Session 6W1
Last day of MTWR and MW classes, Session 6W1
Final examinations, Session 6W1
Last day for full refund, Session 6W2
Classes begin, Session 6W2
Grades due, Session 6W1
Last day to add via MyCoyote, Session 6W2
CENSUS: Last to drop classes without record, Session 6W2
Last day of W classes, Session Regular
Last day of R classes, Session Regular
Last Day of M classes, Session Regular (9 meetings, no makeup)
Last Day TR and T classes, Session Regular
Last day of MTWR and MW classes, Session Regular
Last day of MW classes, Session 6W2 (9 meetings, no makeup)
Final examinations, Session Regular
Last day of TR classes, Session 6W2
Labor Day Holiday, university and library closed
Last day of MTWR classes, Session 6W2
Final examinations, Session 6W2
Grades due, Sessions Regular and 6W2; end of term
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UNDERGRADUATE ADVISING CONTACTS 2015/2016
Accounting Concentration
TBD
(760) 341-2883 x78158
[email protected]
Liberal Studies Major
Katherine Thomerson, RG-203
(760) 341-2883 x78114
[email protected]
Art: Graphic Design & Marketing Major
Ruth Howell, RG-203
(760) 341-2883 x 78110
[email protected]
Management Concentration
Cynthia Schreihans, IW-102
(760) 341-2883 x78151
[email protected]
Career & Technical Studies Major
Sid Burks, IW-102
(909) 537-5679
[email protected]
Marketing Concentration
Dr. Eric Newman, IW-102
(760) 341-2883 x78241
[email protected]
Communication Studies Major
Dr. Robert Leo, IW-102
(760) 641-3646
[email protected]
Nursing: BSN Program
Nancy Wolf, HS-122
(760) 341-2883 x78127
[email protected]
Criminal Justice Major
Ruth Howell, RG-203
(760) 341-2883 x78110
[email protected]
Nursing: RN-to-BSN Program
Nancy Wolf, HS-122
(760) 341-2883 x78127
[email protected]
English Major
Dr. Chad Luck, IW-102
(760) 341-2883 x78137
[email protected]
Nutrition and Food Sciences Major
Dr. Dorothy Chen-Maynard, IW-102
(909) 537-5340
[email protected]
History Major
Ruth Howell, RG-203
(760) 341-2883 x78110
[email protected]
Psychology Major
Robert Cupp, IW-102
(760) 341-2883 x78149
[email protected]
FIRST AND SECOND YEAR ADVISING
Avi Rodriguez, IW-102
(760) 341-2883 x 78253
[email protected]
GENERAL EDUCATION & GENERAL GRADUATION REQUIREMENTS
Ruth Howell, RG-203Crystal Rodriguez, IW-102
(760) 341-2883 x78110 (760) 341-2883 x78146
[email protected]@csusb.edu
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4/2015
GRADUATE PROGRAM ADVISING CONTACTS 2015/2016
For general information regarding Graduate Admissions & Programs, contact:
Alice Pedersen, College of Education, CSUSB Palm Desert Campus at
(760) 341-2883 x 78109 or Email: [email protected]
CREDENTIAL PROGRAMS
Instructional Technology
Dr. Amy Leh
(909) 537-5692 Email: [email protected]
Alice Pedersen, PDC Advisor/Student Services
(760) 341-2883 x78109
Email: [email protected]
Nursing (MSN)
Dr. Teresa Dodd-Butera, Graduate Advisor
Career & Technical Credential
Mr. Dennis Larney, Program Coordinator
Math & Science
Dr. Xinying Yin
Multiple Subject Credential
Dr. Catherine Spencer, Program Coordinator
Public Administration (MPA)
Dr. Jonathan Anderson, Graduate Advisor
Single Subject Credential
Dr. Mark Groen, Program Coordinator
Reading/Language Arts
Dr. Lasisi Ajayi, Program Coordinator
MASTERS PROGRAMS
Accountancy
TBD, Graduate Advisor
(760) 341-2883 x Email:
Social Work (MSW)
Teresa Morris Email: [email protected]
http://socialwork.csusb.edu
Business Administration (MBA)
Auvenida Pena, Graduate Advisor
Teaching English To Speakers Of Other
Languages (TESOL)
Dr. Lynne Diaz-Rico, Program Coordinator
Career & Technical Education
Dr. Joseph Scarcella, Program Coordinator
(909) 537-5287/8140 Email: [email protected]
DOCTORATE PROGRAM
Counseling & Guidance/ LPCC/PPS Credential
Dr. Lorraine Hedtke, Program Coordinator
Education Leadership
Dr. Louie Rodriguez, Coordinator
Dr. Doris Wilson, PDC Advisor, Associate Dean
(760) 341-2883 x 78170 Email: [email protected]
Educational Administration
Dr. Susan Jindra, Coordinator
Dr. Doris Wilson, PDC Advisor, Associate Dean
(760) 341-2883 x 78170 Email: [email protected]
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
1. What is my MyCoyote I.D. number? You are assigned a random number that stays with you throughout
your time at CSUSB. It is used to get into MyCoyote and Blackboard.
2. Does my parking permit work at the San Bernardino Campus in addition
to the PDC campus? Yes
3. Can I take a class at the San Bernardino Campus while taking classes at
the PDC campus?
Yes, you are a CSUSB student and have access to both campuses.
4. Is there a separate class schedule for PDC? No, both CSUSB and PDC’s
class schedules are listed in the same book – PDC is a small section within the
book, or you may access it on-line: http://pdc.csusb.edu/ClassSchedule.htm
5. Can I work at PDC while attending school there? Yes, if you receive “work
study” money through your financial aid, you can apply for student assistant
positions at PDC. You can also apply to work as a Supplemental Instruction
Leader through the Title V program.
6. Can I test-out of a course? You must speak to the department in which the
course is offered in order to request credit by examination. Each department
has different stipulations.
7. Can I pay my student fees and other miscellaneous dues on-line?
Yes, you can make a payment through your MyCoyote portal. The types of
payments that are accepted on-line are credit cards and electronic checks. You can also make a payment in
the Administration Office located in the Rogers Gateway Building Room 203 (RG-203). We accept debit, cash
and checks.
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GETTING THROUGH THE FIRST WEEK-CHECKLIST
Getting started at California State University, San Bernardino Palm Desert
Campus represents a new beginning. Here is a checklist to help you make a
great start:
__ Do you know how to access the CSUSB Bulletin?
Visit: http://bulletin.csusb.edu/
__ Have you activated your MyCoyote? For assistance call the Help Desk at 909-537-7677.
__ Have you accessed your CSUSB email? For assistance call 760-341-2883 x78113.
__ Have you checked dates and regulations for dropping and adding classes?
__ Do you understand the General Education (GE), major, and elective components requiredfor your college degree?
__ Have you purchased all assigned textbooks? Log onto the Coyote Bookstore website at
coyotesbookspdc.bkstr.com or call at 760-341-2883 x78123.
__ Have you made arrangements to purchase a parking permit?
__ Have you obtained your Coyote OneCard (student ID)?
__ Stay informed on the latest PDC news and developments by viewing the plasma screens located in every building lobby.
__ It is imperative that you check your university issued email on a regular basis to access
important information.
__ Like CSUSB Palm Desert Campus on Facebook, follow us on Instagram and Twitter!
__ Join a Club!
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FINANCIAL AID
1. Prepare
Familiarize yourself with the types of aid available, how much aid you’ll need, and whether you’re
eligible.
2. Apply
With the exception of some scholarships, everyone must use the Free Application for Federal Student
Aid (FAFSA) to apply for aid. When you’re ready to apply, fill out the on-line www.fafsa.ed.gov. Make
sure you get your application in by March 2nd of every year.
3. Receive
The Department of Education will inform you and CSUSB about your Expected Family Contribution
(EFC). Then, CSUSB will tell you how much and what types of aid you qualify for. Check your CSUSB
email often - this is the mode by which we communicate with you.
4. Repay
If your aid is in the form of loans, become familiar with the repayment process. Loans are legal
obligations, so before you take out a student loan, think about the amount you’ll have to repay over
the years.
Financial aid programs provide support for students to help meet the costs of obtaining a college education.
Funding for such programs is provided by the federal and state governments, the individual colleges and
universities, and a variety of other public and private sources.
Financial aid is split up into two categories based on the reason the money is awarded:
Achievement-based aid is awarded to students who have a special characteristic, skill, talent, or ability. Typically
achievement-based aid is in the form of scholarships.
Need-based aid is provided to students who demonstrate financial need. Most financial aid, particularly publicfunded aid, is awarded on the basis of financial need determined through the application process and in
accordance with a prescribed federal formula.
How to contact Financial Aid at CSUSB Palm Desert Campus
A financial aid consultant is available to assist students at the Palm Desert Campus every Thursday in the RG
Administration Office.
To set an appointment, please call (760) 341-2883 during PDC business hours.
To leave a message for financial aid please call (760) 341-2883 x78122 or email Dr. John Anderson at andersonj@
csusb.edu.
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TYPES OF AID
4 BASIC TYPES OF FINANCIAL AID PROGRAMS AVAILABLE
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GRANTS: Federal or state gift assistance with no obligation for work or repayment
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LOANS: Providing funds now, but with a future repayment obligation
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SCHOLARSHIPS Gift assistance with no obligation for work or repayment
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WORK-STUDY Part-time work while attending the institution
Most often, financial aid will come to you in the form of a package consisting of a combination of the different types
of aid available. The combination of aid offered depends on the availability of funds, your eligibility, the timeliness
with which the application process is completed, and your year in school.
There are many different types of aid available within each of the main categories of grants, loans, and scholarships.
It’s worth it to review each type to find which one might suit you and your circumstances. Not all aid types will
apply to everyone, but nearly everyone can find aid that works for them.
Grants
Currently, grants fall under four general categories. The first, and largest number of grants are for Undergraduate
Students. 2nd Bachelor Students, Credential Students, and Graduate Students make up the three remaining
categories. Certificate students are only eligible for loans. Check out our Grants section for a list of which grants are
offered under each category.
Loans
A loan is a form of financial aid which must be repaid. The terms for repayment are specified in the promissory note
that the recipient signs prior to receipt of the first loan disbursement. Before signing the promissory note, students
should thoroughly understand all their rights and responsibilities concerning any loan received. There are many
different types of loans that you should familiarize yourself with before deciding which type it right for you. Check
out our Loans section for more information.
Scholarships
The CSUSB Office of Financial Aid and Scholarships accepts scholarship applications for the upcoming academic
year beginning in January. The scholarship application can be accessed via MyCoyote. Scholarships are awarded to
new and continuing students attending CSUSB. Most scholarships are administered by the CSUSB Office of Financial
Aid and Scholarships. The deadline to apply listed on the application when you log in. Check out our Scholarships
section for more information.
Veterans
There are a variety of sources for financial support for veterans, active military, reservists and dependents. Each has
its own forms, processes and timetables. Check out our Veterans’ Benefits section for more information.
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SCHOLARSHIPS
APPLICATION PROCESS
Application will be available starting in November
5 Tips for Applying!
1. Attend a scholarship workshop
2. Fill out the on-line scholarship application through your MyCoyote account
3. Fill out the FAFSA Financial Aid form on-line (available in January)
4. Notify the references you list on your application form that they will receive recommendation request by email
5. Submit paper applications for Rogers, Desert Outreach and Pathways to Success scholarships
Betty Barker Endowed Scholarship
SCHOLARSHIP AMOUNT: $1,000
NUMBER OF AWARDS ANNUALLY: 1
AWARDED TO: Any PDC undergraduate student
SCHOLARSHIP CRITERIA: Financial needs based, 3.0 cumulative GPA, full time student (12 units per quarter) interested in
becoming a teacher.
CITY OF PALM SPRINGS ALBERT KARNES ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE SCHOLARSHIP
AWARDED TO: PDC incoming freshman to seniors
SCHOLARSHIP CRITERIA: 3.50 GPA
CSUSB PALM DESERT CAMPUS DESERT ROTARY SCHOLARSHIP
AWARDED TO: Any PDC Student
SCHOLARSHIP CRITERIA: 3.0 GPA, open to all full or part-time PDC Students
Coeta & Donald Barker Foundation Scholarship
SCHOLARSHIP AMOUNT: $ 1,000
AWARDED TO: PDC nursing students
SCHOLARSHIP CRITERIA: 3.0 GPA, Needs based, demonstrated service to others and commitment to their profession.
ERNIE BALL INC. SCHOLARSHIP FUND
SCHOLARSHIP AMOUNT: minimum of $500
NUMBER OF STUDENTS: 2
AWARDED TO: An employee and/or family member for The California State University, Palm Desert or San Bernardino
campuses
SCHOLARSHIP CRITERIA:
H.N. & FRANCES BERGER SCHOLARSHIP
SCHOLARSHIP CRITERIA: 3.50 GPA, allied health, nursing, nutrition & food sciences, liberal studies.
INDIAN WELLS ROTARY SCHOLARSHIP
AWARDED TO: Any PDC Students
Jane Straus GRAMMER BEE Scholarship
SCHOLARSHIP AMOUNT: $1000
SCHOLARSHIP CRITERIA: Open to English majors
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Lou Fernandez Palm Desert CAMPus scholarship
SCHOLARSHIP AMOUNT: $500 to $3000
NUMBER OF AWARDS ANNUALLY: 10 to 30
AWARDED TO: Any PDC student
SCHOLARSHIP CRITERIA: 3.0 GPA, open to all full or part-time PDC students
Mary Stuart Rogers Foundation Scholarship
AWARDED TO: Any full time undergraduate or credential PDC student.
SCHOLARSHIP CRITERIA: Merit based
Palm Desert-Indian wells woman’s club scholarship
SCHOLARSHIP AMOUNT: To be determined
NUMBER OF AWARDS ANNUALLY: 1 or more
AWARDED TO: Any PDC nursing BSN & MSN student
SCHOLARSHIP CRITERIA: 3.0 GPA, full time student, financial need is considered but not essential
PALM SPRINGS ASSOCIATES
AWARDED TO: PDC juniors and seniors, graduates, ED.D..
Pathways to success
SCHOLARSHIP AMOUNT: $ 5,000 to $10,000
AWARDED TO: Any full time PDC undergraduate student
SCHOLARSHIP CRITERIA: Need based
NOTE: This program is in addition to other scholarships awarded directly by the Pathways to Success program – Applications
through PDC or on-line at: www.cvpts.com
Steve & Catharine Briggs Scholarship
AWARDED TO: PDC nursing & allied health students
SCHOLARSHIP CRITERIA: Commitment to career in nursing or allied health sciences. Financial need considered.
The city of palm desert/president albert karnig academic excellence Scholarship
NUMBER OF AWARDS ANNUALLY: TBD
SCHOLARSHIP AMOUNT: $1000
AWARDED TO: Any full time undergraduate PDC student.
THE JAMES CLARK TRUST SCHOLARSHIP FUND
AWARDED TO: Any PDC Students
DIRECT APPLICATION SCHOLARSHIPS
There are many independent scholarship programs for Coachella Valley students. Below is an example. Apply directly to the
organization listed. You can also search for off campus scholarship opportunities using the “Search” feature on MyCoyote.
Applications and links will be posted throughout the year for your convenience.
Desert Outreach Foundation Scholarship
SCHOLARSHIP AMOUNT: $1000 to $1500
Applications on-line at: http://desertoutreachfoundation.org
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R.D. AND JOAN DALE HUBBARD STUDENT HEALTH
AND PSYCHOLOGICAL COUNSELING CENTER
As a registered PDC student, basic health services are
available on both the Palm Desert campus and the San
Bernardino campus. Services include immunizations,
STI testing, low cost X-ray and laboratory services,
reproductive health services, and health education events
and activities.
The R.D. and Joan Dale Hubbard Student Health and
Psychological Counseling Center is a state-of-the-art
facility with up to date technology and equipment. The
physical space includes a waiting room, clerical area, exam
rooms, counseling office, lab and medical records area.
Counseling and Psychological Services offers free
individual and couples therapy (married and unmarried
students as long as one member is a currently enrolled
student) as well as mental health awareness activities
around campus.
HEALTH CENTER SERVICES & HOURS
Location: Palm Desert Health Sciences Building, HS 119
Please refer to the health center website for updated information:
http://pdchealthcenter.csusb.edu
Medical Services
Appointments can be made on-line at https://coyotehealthportal.csusb.edu
In- person, or by phone at 760-341-2883 x 78177
Counseling Services
Appointments can be made in person or by calling 760-341-2883 x 78239
PDC STUDENT HEALTH CENTER STAFF
Family Nurse Practitioner
Registered Nurse
Licensed Marriage Family Counselor
Front Office Manager
Health Educator
Emergency Services:
The Student Health Center is not open evenings, weekends, or holidays. If you have a life threatening situation call
911 or proceed immediately to the emergency room of your local hospital.
Please be advised these outside emergency services are not paid for by the Student Health Center or the University.
Please consult your insurance carrier in advance to obtain medical coverage information.
For additional information contact the CSUSB Student Health Center during normal business hours
(Mon-Fri, 8am – 5pm) at (909) 537-5241 or visit their website at http://healthcenter.csusb.edu
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CAREER CENTER
Career Services: Palm Desert Campus
Mission: Provide all students the opportunity to learn and practice specific skills essential to transition from student
to a professional. This includes tools and services that support their educational, personal, professional, and
career goals, through an integration of the campus and community. The Career Services Office offers customized
programs that strategically address career and life opportunities.
A career advisor assists with the following during your (30 min – 1 hr.) appointment:
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Career planning and exploration
Academic major exploration to support desired career path
Résumé critique
Cover letter assistance
Interviewing techniques
Job and internship search strategies
Career assessment
Myers Briggs Personality Inventory
Career Appointments
9:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Career Counseling Appointments
Please schedule an appointment through CareerLaunch where you can indicate the purpose of the appointment.
You can confirm your appointment by contacting Diane Kovalsky by email or phone at (760) 341-2883 or Ext.78243
or e-mail [email protected]. Please briefly describe what you need and provide your contact information.
CareerLaunch Link: https://csusb-csm.symplicity.com
This is the career portal that provides the following functions for your career development:
• Search on-line for full-time and part-time jobs, on-campus jobs, internships, and volunteer positions
• Receive emails describing positions that match your search criteria
• Upload resume and other portfolio documents
• Access the calendar of upcoming events, workshops and information sessions
• Sign-up (RSVP) to Career Fairs or workshops. Most Career Fairs are “Live Interviews” with employers. Students
must be in business attire and have updated resumes in hand
• Networking functions
• Assessments
Workshops:
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Negotiating Your Job Offer
Improving Memory (Brain Foods and Games)
Maximizing Your Transferable Skills
Preparing for Job Interviews
Credible Resumes
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INTERNSHIPS
An internship is an excellent way for students to gain hands-on experience in their field of interest. It provides an
opportunity to put classroom theory into practice and learn significant skills that give students an edge when
they graduate. For more information on the PDC Internship program consult with your Faculty Advisor, search
CareerLaunch, or meet with the Palm Desert Campus Career Advisor.
Internship Benefits
• Helps in Career Decision Making
• Assist with developing professional
relationships and networking opportunities
• Great experience to add to resume
• Can lead to full-time employment
• Opportunity to gain a mentor
• Possible monetary compensation
• Chance to earn academic credit
Workshops and Career Fairs
Career Fairs are scheduled for:
October 2015 – Job Placement Circle
January or February and May 2016 – Mini Career Fair or Virtual Career Fair
Most career fairs are held at the Palm Desert Campus. Students who register through CareerLaunch obtain a list of
employers who will be participating. This allows students to research the company before meeting with employers
for a live interview.
Etiquette Dinner
This is usually held in May in collaboration with the Rancho Mirage Student Center. Students learn appropriate table
manners and carry on a polite dinner conversation. There is limited seating so a RSVP is mandatory.
Industry Panels
Students learn best from alumni who serve as professionals in specific industries. Panels of interest:
• Hospitality
• Marketing and Sales
• Public Safety
• Social Work
• Healthcare
• Education / Liberal Arts
….and more to come!
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LIBRARY SERVICES AT PDC
The Helene A. Hixon Information Resources Center,
located in Palm Desert Health Sciences Building Room
103, houses our campus library and resources which
provide student and faculty researchers with access to
ideas, information, and creative works on topics in many
fields and disciplines.
Our Librarian and staff are available to help with direct
support of research and by teaching basic information
literacy skills that provide the framework for identifying
gaps in knowledge, finding appropriate information to fill
those gaps, and using it ethically.
to your CSUSB email account at no charge.
If you need specific articles or books not offered on-site
or in digital form, you may request them on-line through
the CSUSB library’s Interlibrary Loan Service. A courier will
deliver your requested books to the Palm Desert Campus.
Journal articles will be converted into digital form and sent
Computers
The library is equipped with desktop PCs and Mac computers, as well as a printer and scanner for student use.
Databases
PDC Students are given both on-campus and off- campus access to full text databases composed of millions of
scholarly, professional, and popular publication which provide instant access to the text of millions of articles
and newspapers. In addition, our digital book collection provides you with thousands of e-books, accessible from
campus or from home computers.
Reserve Materials
Many required textbooks are available on reserve in the library for two-hour check-out, saving students the expense
of purchasing some of their more expensive books.
Equipment Lending
In addition to books, students may check out iPads, laptops, and video cameras from the library.
For more information about the Hixon Information Resource Center, stop by HS 103 or call (760) 341-2883 ext.
78112.
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PARKING REGULATIONS
General Information
Parking permits are required 24 hours a day, 7 days a week at both the Palm Desert and San Bernardino campuses.
For more information contact Parking Services at (909) 537-5912 or http://parking.csusb.edu/indez.html.
Parking Enforcement
Parking rules and regulations are designed to: provide orderly parking for faculty, staff, students, and visitors;
protect pedestrians and to ensure emergency access to all buildings. Violation of these regulations can result in parking citations, vehicle immobilization, or towing of your
vehicle. ONLY the Department of Parking Services has the authority to waive or grant exceptions to these
regulations. Parking and Transportation Services will make every effort to ensure that a parking space is available to
anyone who purchases a parking permit through enforcement of these regulations. Due to the number of parking
spaces on campus, enforcement of parking regulations is important even during off-peak periods. A concerted
effort is made to enforce regulations as uniformly as possible.
HOW TO BUY A PERMIT
Daily permits can be purchased at the Mary Stuart Rogers Gateway building lobby and in the bookstore during
their regular operating hours. Hours are posted on a quarterly basis (see campus hours, page 2). Hours for summer
school session vary and are posted.
Quarterly permits can be purchased by following this link https://parking.csusb.edu/index.html. This service is
designed for students with a valid MyCoyote user account (need your MyCoyote number). The cost for permits is
$102 per quarter.
Violations of the parking regulations include the following:
• No current permit/decal displayed
• Overtime violation
• Unauthorized parking in a disabled space
• Displaying an altered/stolen/lost permit/decal
• Parking in an angled parking space facing traffic
• Improper parking permit display
• Blocking access to a disabled space/ramp
• Unauthorized parking in a services space
• Unauthorized parking in an undeveloped area
• Parking in “Red Zone” or a barricaded area
• Unauthorized parking in a reserved space
• Double parked/parked over line
Note: The summary information listed above does not amend, modify or substitute for CSUSB Parking Rules and
Regulations. Copies of these regulations may be obtained by calling Parking Services at (909) 537-5912. You may also request a copy of the regulations by writing to Parking and Transportation Services at the following
address:
California State University San Bernardino
Parking and Transportation Services Department
5500 University Parkway
San Bernardino, CA 92407
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PAYMENT OF PARKING CITATIONS
Parking citations may be paid on-line https://csusb.t2hosted.com/cmn/index.aspx or at the PDC Administrative
Office if accompanied by the citation number.
Payments may also be mailed to:
Bursars Office- California State University San Bernardino
5500 University Parkway, San Bernardino, CA 92407
Parking citations must be paid within 21 calendar days of the date of citation issueance. Payments received after
that time are subject to a late charge, and subject to a DMV vehicle registration hold.
APPEALS
Individuals who receive a parking citation and believe that extraordinary, or mitigating circumstances warrant
waiver of their parking fine, may petition the Parking Services Department for reconsideration. Parking citations
may be appealed within 21 calendar days of the date of citation issue. The Administrative Review Form is available
on-line. The Refund request forms and Administrative review forms are also available in the Palm Desert Campus
– Rancho Mirage Student Center on a pamphlet display case against the wall.
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Priscilla and Charles Porter
HISTORY-SOCIAL SCIENCE RESOURCE ROOM
The goal of the Porter History-Social Science Resource Room is to provide local area
educators access to quality instructional materials that will foster the development
of social science skills, including history, geography, economics and political science.
The resource room may be used by students who are taking classes at the campus
and as a reference library for classroom teachers in the Coachella Valley.
Currently, the facility focuses on materials and activities for teachers in Kindergarten
through Grade 8. All of the resource materials are aligned to the California HistorySocial Science Standards and are housed in a library type format.
Porter Resource Room Services:
ª Teacher Forums and Workshops
ª Model Lesson Plans
ª Materials and activities for elementary school and middle school teachers
ª Academic WorldQuest Competition
Undergraduate Liberal Studies majors and teacher credential students use the resources of the Porter Room for
assistance in writing lesson plans required in classes such as Geography 300, Economics 311, History 370 History
of California, TA 481 Creative Drama in the Classroom, and EELB 533/534, the Methods Class for Teaching Social
Studies.
Located on the third floor of the Indian Wells Center
for Educational Excellence Building, room 302
Hours:
Hours vary by quarter, contact Priscilla Porter.
Contact Information:
Dr. Priscilla Porter, Director
[email protected]
(760) 200-5189
Please visit our website, http://porterroom.csusb.edu for more information about workshops, how to access
model lessons, Academic WorldQuest Competition and a list of the resources.
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THE COYOTE BOOKSTORE AT PALM DESERT CAMPUS
The Coyote Bookstore at CSUSB’s Palm Desert Campus is located beside
the Student Union in the Mary Stuart Rogers Gateway Building. Besides
textbooks, we provide emblematic gifts and clothing, including Palm
Desert-specific items, school supplies, computer software, snacks and
beverages, daily parking permits and bookstore gift cards. Need something
special? We have a wide assortment of custom gifts available for order,
contact the bookstore manager for details.
Bookstore Hours:
Fall Hours: Monday-Thursday 10am-7pm
Friday 10am-2pm
Saturday 8:30am-12:30pm
*The Bookstore’s website and in between term hours will vary.*
Textbooks: The bookstore offers a variety of options for textbook purchases, including new, used, rental, and
digital formats. Textbook information, including purchase and rental pricing, is available through MyCoyote or at
www.coyotebookspdc.bkstr.com. Renting Textbooks: Textbook rental is a great way to save money on one of your
biggest college expenses; on average, renting your books will save you about 50%
of a new book purchase. Not every book is rent-able, but the list of rental titles is
growing every term.
Digital Textbooks: Brytewave-the Bookstore’s leading format for digital textbooks-offers a more advantageous
approach when in search for the right textbook. It can be used on many devices,
including your laptop, tablets, and mobile devices and you can log in from
anywhere. This is also a cost effective way of saving money by going digital! Used Textbooks: The bookstore offers used-sellable condition textbooks-at a lower cost than new textbooks. By
purchasing used or new textbooks you can sell them back to us for up to 50% of your money back!
Parking Permits: The bookstore sells daily parking permits in 1-day, 2-day, 3-day formats; the cost is $6 a day. They
are effective the date of sale and cannot be sold for future dates. Multiple-day formats must be consecutive days.
Quarterly and annually permits can be purchased through the Parking Services website at http://parking.csusb.edu.
Please contact Parking Services or PDC administration with questions about parking rules and regulations.
Snacks and Beverages: Feeling hungry or thirsty or just want a quick bite? The bookstore offers a wide variety of
snacks and beverages for the customer’s to enjoy. Also come enjoy the newly added Starbucks hot coffee for a pick
me up before or between classes!
Computers and Software: The Palm Desert bookstore collaborates with the San Bernardino Bookstore and sells an
assortment of Windows and Adobe software with academic pricing. If you’re in the market for a new computer, the
San Bernardino store has a great assortment of PC laptops and Apple products, including iPads and iPods and all
the accessories. You can see the details at www.coyotebooks.bkstr.com, or drop by the Computer Corner and test
drive something. Visit Follett’s computer and software website at http://www.journeyed.com/select/efollett.
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SERVICES TO STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES (SSD
WORKABILITY IV (WA-IV)
Phone Main: 909-537-5238 Fax Main: 909-537-7090
Phone PDC: 760-341-2883, ext. 78117
Fax PDC: 909-537-8180 Web: http://ssd.csusb.edu TTY: 909-537-7230
Email Main: [email protected]
Email PDC: [email protected]
The Office of Services to Students with Disabilities (SSD) strives to empower students with disabilities by fostering
skills of self-advocacy, resourcefulness, and independence. The SSD office works collaboratively with the campus
community to remove barriers and promote an enriched learning environment where students with disabilities can
utilize their skills and pursue their academic development, personal development, and goals.
Disabilities that qualify for services may include: learning disabilities, mobility disabilities, deaf and hard of
hearing, visual impairment, communication impairments, psychiatric disabilities and other functional limitations.
All accommodations are assessed and provided on an individual basis. To receive services, a student must: a) be
currently enrolled at CSUSB; b) provide documentation of his/her permanent or temporary disability; and c) meet
with an SSD counselor after submission of application.
AVAILABLE ACADEMIC SUPPORT SERVICES
• Priority Registration
• On Campus Mobility
• Sign Language Interpreters
• Note Taking Services
• Smart Pen Program
• Real Time Captioning/Remote Captioning
• Exam Accommodations (1.5/2x, Scribe, Reader, Scantron Assistance, etc.)
• Alternate Media, which includes textbooks and course related materials in the following formats:
• Electronic Format
• Audio Format
• Enlarged Format
• MP3 Format
• Brailling of selected and approved course related printed materials
AVAILABLE ADAPTIVE EQUIPMENT
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•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Dragon Dictate
Assistive Listening Devices for In-Class Use
Closed Captioned Decoding
CCTV Reader
Jaws
ZoomText
WYNN
Large Flat Screen Monitors
SPECIAL SERVICES AVAILABLE
WorkAbility IV (WA-IV)
WA-IV provides employment preparation, job development, and employment services to CSUSB students that are
clients of the Department of Rehabilitation.
Phone: 909-537-7207 Fax: 909-537-7755 Email: [email protected]
Web: http://WorkAbilityIV.csusb.edu
Temporary Disabilities
Provisional services are offered to students who may have a temporary disability as a result of an illness, injury,
accident, or surgery.
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RANCHO MIRAGE STUDENT CENTER
The Rancho Mirage Student Center (RMSC) provides services, facilities, educational, and social programs to enhance the quality of university life and actively collaborates with other campus offices to provide programming. The RMSC is the meeting
place for the campus community.
The RMSC opened in January 2010 in RG – 111. It houses the Programming Offices, RMSC Administrative Office, and the ASI
Vice-President’s Office. The RMSC has two computers for student use along with a conference room that can be reserved by
students for study groups, club meetings, and other sorts of gatherings. The RMSC also offers free popcorn and water to students on a daily basis along with free testing materials.
The RMSC also has board games and sports equipment available for checkout for when you have free-time between classes.
The RMSC serves as the university sponsor for the PDC Activities Club.
The RMSC has a lounge next to the bookstore where students can come and hang out between classes. The lounge is also
used for various events sponsored by the RMSC and the PDC Activities Club throughout the school year.
Any questions, comments or suggestions for the RMSC?
Please contact Jesse Neimeyer-Romero, MPA at [email protected].
Services
Reading materials, free testing materials, water & popcorn, conference room, lounge area with a television, microwave,
and a cell phone charging station.
Events
Throughout the school year, the RMSC sponsors activities and programs such as socials, blood drives, cultural displays, and
finals care packages. In coordination with other campus offices, such as the CSUSB Rec Center and Career Services, the RMSC
will co-sponsor events like the annual Snow Day and Etiquette Dinner.
In the Fall 2015 Quarter, we have some exciting events, like a Halloween Dance,
in the works and currently be planned!
We look forward to seeing you in the RMSC & around campus!
(A selection from the 2014-2015 RMSC Event Calendar.)
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INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SERVICES
Computer labs (open and classroom)
There are two general use (open) computer labs available
for students; both of these labs offer a paid printing
option. These labs are located in the Helene A. Hixon
Information Resource Center (Library) in HS 113, and the
other is in RG 215. The Library lab has four (4) iMacs, and
the rest of the lab computers are Windows 7.There are also
computer classroom labs in RG 105, RG 107, RG 109, and
HS 107, which are used in conjunction with scheduled
classes. The campus also has an instructional Graphic Arts
Design lab equipped with Macintosh computers, which is
located in IW 207.
NOTE: Use your My Coyote user-name and password, to log-on to campus computers. Using your My Coyote
user-name and password, will enable you to save, and access your files, from any campus computer.
classroom equipment
All PDC classrooms are equipped with a multi-media cart which includes desktop, laptop computer connections,
overhead projectors, and DVD player. These multimedia carts support a wide array of connection/display options
to facilitate many types of classroom instruction. Instructions for operating Smart Cart equipment are attached to
each system and technical assistance is available for support and training.
Distance Learning classes
Distance Learning (DL) classes allow PDC to utilize Remote
Learning capabilities. Your instructor may be physically at
another location, but by using overhead projectors, large
screen monitors, video codecs, cameras, and microphones,
you are able to interact with them as if they were in
the same room. The campus uses video compression
technology to conduct these specialized classes in
conjunction with our San Bernardino Campus. Distance
Learning is offered for select classes that can be based
either here at PDC or at San Bernardino.
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CAMPUS WIRELESS NETWORK ACCESS
Network access is available throughout the campus for variety of wireless
devices including Smart-phones, laptops, iPads, etc. There are two possible
network connections available to campus users. One connection type is secure
(Eduroam) and the other (CSUSB-ACCESS) is not, see below.
CSUSB PREFERS THAT STUDENTS USE THE EDUROAM WIRELESS ACCESS
For more information please visit our website: http://tns.csusb.edu/network/wireless.html
Eduroam (education roaming) is the secure worldwide federated network access service developed for the
international research and education community.
The eduroam network makes it easier for visitors of CSUSB to access the Wi-Fi network.
Similarly, when CSUSB faculty, staff and students travel, they will have hassle free Wi-Fi access at thousands of
participating institutions. For more information visit the eduroam web page.
For generic instructions on how to configure your Windows, Mac OS X or Linux computer for eduroam, see the
eduroam User Configuration Guide.
The eduroam network is a world-wide network. As such, you will need to add @csusb.edu to your Coyote ID, even
while on campus.
The first time you connect, you will receive an alert warning about the risk of rogue servers. To protect your Coyote
ID and password, your responsibility is to expand the Details of the alert and confirm the Radius Server is central.
csusb.edu. If the server is anything other than central.csusb.edu, choose the Terminate option.
To configure the eduroam network on your device follow the directions on the next page.
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CONNECTING CAMPUS Wi-Fi (EDUROAM) TO A DEVICE
iOS - Connecting to eduroam
To configure your iOS device for use on the eduroam network do the following.
1. Open up the Settings and tap the “Wi-Fi” tab on the left.
2. Tap the Wi-Fi arrow at the top of the page. This will list networks to choose from.
3. Tap the “eduroam” network.
4. It will ask for a User-name and Password. Enter in your [email protected] and password.
5. Be sure to put the @csusb.edu after your CoyoteID.
6. Tap return on the keyboard (or Join on the page). You will be prompted
to Accept the certificate from central.csusb.edu.
7. After tapping Accept, you will returned to the Choose a Network page,
there should now be a check mark next to eduroam.
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To configure your Android device for use on the eduroam network do the following.
1. Open Settings -> Wireless & Networks -> Wi-Fi
2. Tap “eduroam”. (if prompted, tap “Forget” then tap “eduroam” again)
3. Ensure the following are configured:
• EAP method: PEAP
• Phase 2 authentication: MSCHAPV2
• Identity: [email protected]
• Anonymous Identity:
• Password: coyoteid_password_here
4. Tap “Connect”
The Eduroam network will make it easier for registered Eduroam
visitors of CSUSB to access the Wi-Fi network. Similarly, when
CSUSB faculty, staff and students travel, they will have hassle free
Wi-Fi access at thousands of participating institutions. A listing of
participating US institutions is available here:
https://www.eduroam.us/eduroam_us_institutions
The Eduroam consortium has very high security standards. All
data that moves across an eduroam network is encrypted end-to-end using technology called 802.1x. Someone
with special snooping tools would see nothing more than a jumble. Detailed instructions for connecting to CSUSB’s
Eduroam network are located here:
http://tns.csusb.edu/network/eduroam.html
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HOW TO CONNECT TO CSUSB-ACCESS
The other Wi-Fi network available is CSUSB-ACCESS. This network is not secure but is easier to connect to. After
your computer recognizes and you select the appropriate Wi-Fi network, open up any web browser (e.g. Internet
Explorer, Firefox, etc.) and you will be taken to the campus login portal page where you can enter your MyCoyote
user-name and your password to gain access to the internet. (Note: At times you may receive a message stating that
the connections is untrusted, please disregard and proceed with the process, this is a harmless certificate error.)
ELECTRONIC CHARGING STATIONS
For your convenience, there are electronic device charging stations
located throughout the campus. These quick charge stations can be
used to charge a variety of devices including wireless phones and
iPads.
Please do not leave any electronic device unattended!
PAID COPIERS
For-pay copiers are available in the RG and HS Buildings. Copies are $0.15 each.
HS Building Central Lobby
RG Building First Floor near Computer Labs
COMING SOON:
We have plans to offer secure charging stations, which you can lock up your device, while it charges.
As well as piloting ‘Charging pads” where you simply place your smart-phone on a pad to charges.
Any questions, please contact us at tech [email protected] or call 909-5377677
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SOCIAL MEDIA AND WEB LINKS
CSUSB Palm Desert Campus: https://www.facebook.com/csusb.pdc
CSUSB PDC College of Education: https://www.facebook.com/CollegeofEducationPDC
Rancho Mirage Student Center: https://facebook.come/RanchoMirageStudentCenter
PDC Nursing Program: https://www.facebook.come/csusbpdc.nursing
CSUSB Palm Desert Campus: https://pinterest.com/CSUSBPDC/
CSUSB Palm Desert Campus: https://twitter.com/CSUSBPDC
CSUSB PDC CareerNet: https://twitter.com/CareerNetPDC
CSUSB Palm Desert Campus: https://www.youtube.com/user/CSUSBPalmDesert
CSUSB Palm Desert Campus: http://instagram.com/csusbpdc
CSUSB Palm Desert Campus Clubs http://instagram.com/csusb_pdc_clubs
Rancho Mirage Student Center: http://instagram.com/RMSC_at_pdc
ON-LINE INFORMATION LINKS
Art: Graphic Design & Marketing: http://art.csusb.edu
Accounting: http://pdc.csusb.edu/majorsPrograms/accounting.html
Business Management: http://pdc.csusb.edu/majorsPrograms/management.html
Communication: http://pdc.csusb.edu/majorsPrograms/communication_studies.html
Criminal Justice: http://pdc.csusb.edu/majorsPrograms/criminal_justice.html
Education Masters/Credentials: http://pdc.csusb.edu/majorsPrograms/doctorEducation.html
English: http://pdc.csusb.edu/majorPrograms/english.html
Health Science: http://health.csusb.edu/
History: http://pdc.csusb.edu/majorsPrograms/history.html
Human Development: http://www.csusb.edu/majorsDegrees/undergraduate/baHumanDevelopment/
Liberal Studies: http://pdc.csusb.edu/majorsPrograms/liberal_studies.html
Nursing: http://pdc.csusb.edu/majorsPrograms/RN.html
Nutrition: http://healthcsusb.edu/nutritionFoodSciences/index.html
Psychology: http://pdc.csusb.edu/majorsPrograms/psychology.html
Public Administration Master’s Degree: http://www.csusb.edu/majorsDegrees/graduate/mpa/
Ombuds Services http://ombuds.csusb.edu/
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STUDENT E-MAIL, MYCOYOTE AND BULLETIN OF COURSES
Activating Your MyCoyote Account
STEP 1:Log on to http://mycoyote.csusb.edu
STEP 2:Click on “Activate Your Account” for instructions and tutorial
STEP 3:Enter your Coyote ID
STEP 4:The Activation Code is your date of birth in this format: MMDDYYYY
If you are unable to log in after entering the correct user-name and password call:
CSUSB Help Desk at (909) 537- 7677
Accessing Your CSUSB Email
STEP 2:Enter your Coyote ID number and password (same as your MyCoyote password)
STEP 3:Click on the Gmail icon
If you are unable to log in after entering the correct user-name and password call:
CSUSB Help Desk at (909) 537- 7677
Accessing PAWS Report (credit summary)
STEP 2:Click on “Student” tab
STEP 3:Under “Student Self-Service” click on “PAWS”
STEP 4:Click on “Submit Report”, then “ok” on pop-up. You should be on the “View PAWS” tab
STEP 5:Click on Refresh a few times (will take a minute or so)
STEP 6:Click on “View Web”
STEP 7:Click on “Expand All”
Class Schedule and Catalog of Courses (bulletin)
http://pdc.csusb.edu/
Registration Assistance
Registration Helpline (909) 537- 7671
or
[email protected]
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CLUBS & ORGANIZATIONS
CSUSB Palm Desert Campus has more than ten active student and professional clubs, which organize various social functions and volunteer opportunities
throughout the year.
One of the easiest ways for students to expand and enhance their educational
experience is to join one or more of the established organizations on campus,
or to start a new one.
Clubs and organizations offer opportunities for students to challenge
themselves with new responsibilities while becoming involved in the campus
community. They also provide educational, social, and recreational experiences
that enrich students’ lives.
Club officers and committee chairs gain leadership skills that have tremendous
value in their professional careers after graduation. Clubs also provide students
with a sense of belonging and the pleasure of spending time with people who have similar interests.
The university registers clubs and organizations through the Office of Student Leadership & Development Office at
the San Bernardino Campus. For more information or to charter a club visit: http://studentleadership.csusb.edu/
clubsOrganizations/.
Palm Desert Campus Contact:
Albert Angelo, Health Educator
(909) 537-8168.
[email protected]
Office of Student Leadership & Development:
(909) 537-5234.
Current Clubs and Organizations at the Palm Desert Campus:
Alpha Omega Business Association
Club Educate
Coachella Valley History Club
Coyote Nurses of the Desert
Jacob’s Light
MEChA
Nutrition Student Association
Palm Desert Counseling Student Association
PDC Activities Club
PDC Athletics Club
PDC Pride
Psychology Club
Rotaract
Student Health Advisory Committee (SHAC)
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PLACES TO EAT AROUND CAMPUS
On Campus
Vending machines are located on the first floor of the RG building near the computer labs between rooms 105 and
107, and in the HS building in the nursing wing side near room 120. A soft drink vending machine is also located on
the second floor of the RG building next to room 215.
Microwave access is available in the Rancho Mirage Student Center Lounge, next to the PDC Book Store (Snacks
and Sandwiches) room 113 (760) 341-2883 ext. 78123.
www.coyotebookspdc.bkstr.com
Applebee’s
74999 Frank Sinatra Drive
(760) 346-5722
.3 mi, 7 minute walk
Jack in the Box
36555 Cook Street
(760) 773-3025
Starbucks Coffee
74836 Technology Drive
(760) 341-3072
Billy Q’s Pizzeria
36901 Cook Street
(760) 404-0681
Jensen’s Minute Shoppe
42150 Cook Street
(760) 837-1877
2.4 mi, 30 minute walk
Subway
74836 Technology Drive
(760) 779-8200
Carl’s Jr.
36879 Cook Street
(760) 340-9543
JT’s Diner
37011 Cook St #101
(760) 674-7600
250 ft., 2 minute walk
Sushi Café
36901 Cook Street
(760) 341-8245
Cold Stone Creamery
36957 Cook Street
(760) 565-1990
Pueblo Viejo Grill
36901 Cook Street
(760) 836-1133
Villagio Pizzeria
37029 Cook Street
(760) 779-5050
Goody’s Café
75046 Gerald Ford Drive
(760) 836-3827
Roc’s Firehouse
36891 Cook Street
(760) 340-3222
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May 7, 2013
37-500 Cook Street Palm Desert, CA 92211 • (760) 341-2883 • http://pdc.csusb.edu
Map to
Palm Desert
Campus
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Berger Circle Drive
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Frank Sinatra Drive
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Alphabetical Index
HS
Legend
Emergency
Phones
Disability/Medical
Parking Areas
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Information
Centers (IC)
HS
Palm Desert Health
Sciences Bldg
IWC
Indian Wells Center For
Educational Excellence
IWT
Indian Wells Theater
RG
Mary Stuart Rogers
Gateway Bldg

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