College of Arts & Humanities
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For additional information please contact the Dean's Office at: 310.243.3389
Office Hours:
Monday-Thursday 8am-6pm PST
Friday 8am-5pm PST
Campus Closure Dates
Dec. 24, 2010 – Jan. 2, 2011
Press Room Archive
The 4th Annual Labor, Social & Environmental Justice Fair
The Black Church and Education
Models Needed for Naturally Beautiful Hair Show: Reclaiming Our African Crown
Douglass & Bethune Graduation Celebration 2011
The World in Their Eye Exhibition Showcases Works By Faculty.
Durang. Durang? Durang! Five nights of hilarious comedy.
Be Prepared to Laugh as CSU Dominguez Hills Theatre Department Presents “Durang. Durang? Durang!
Student Art & Design Exhibitions: B.A. Graduates
Speak So You Can Speak Again: A Panel Discussion on the Challenges and Agency of Africana Women
CSU Dominguez Hills Annual Student Art and Design Exhibitions Feature Works of Graduating Students
Internationally Exhibited Sculptor Gustavo Godoy to speak at CSU Dominguez Hills
Internationally Exhibited Sculptor Gustavo Godoy
Jeremy Napial: NCRP Major Works to Unite Students. READ STORY.
Labor, Social & Environmental Justice Fair
Pat Eliet Memorial Lecture Featuring Sesshu Foster
“Subvertisements” and Student Showcase: Design
Theatre Students Honored at Kennedy Center American College Theater Festival. READ STORY.
Lecture by Consul General of Hungary
International Symposium of Spanish Literature
34th International Symposium of Spanish Literature
The River Niger receives rave review . READ STORY.
CSU Dominguez Hills Art Gallery Welcomes Return of International Shoebox Sculpture Exhibition
10th International Shoebox Sculpture Exhibition
$125,000 in scholarships to minority communications majors. Apply by Feb. 28. READ STORY.
Theatre Student Chronicles Storyteller’s Tour at Local Elementary Schools
Acting Auditions Feb. 7, 8 - “For When We Are Weak: The Brenda Project.” READ STORY
“Macbeth” Reception Welcomes Alumni
Fall Dance Concert: Dancers with out Borders
CSUDH Music Student Performs with Award-Winning Latina Songstress
CSU Dominguez Hills Re-tells “Macbeth” as a Bi-cultural and Modern Story Set in Mexico
The Project Harmony
Elevation Spring 2010 Dance Concert
The 2nd Annual Labor & Social Justice Fair
Dreamworlds 3, Desire, Sex and Power in Music Video!
Communication Department Banquet
“Art of Ink: Traditional and Contemporary Calligraphy with Seal Images”
Lecture by Consul General of Japan, Junichi Ihar
