Judge hands CLU win in Gallegly breach of contract lawsuit
A Ventura County Superior Court judge on Dec. 13 reversed his own intended ruling, handing California Lutheran University a win in its ongoing legal battle with former Congressman Elton Gallegly. Gallegly and his wife, Janice, have sued the Thousand Oaks-based university for breach of contract, alleging it failed to fully establish the Elton and Janice Gallegly Center Read More →
UCSB’s Montell wins $5.5M from NIH
UC Santa Barbara Professor Denise Montell was awarded a Pioneer Award by the National Institutes of Health which comes with $5.5 million of funding over the next five years to further develop her work on immunotherapy, the treatment of disease by activating or suppressing the immune system. She said in a press release that she Read More →
Oxnard College launches logistics certificate program
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Gallegly lawsuit against CLU headed to second phase of trial
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Cal Poly SLO partners with area community colleges
Cal Poly San Luis Obispo is dedicated to expanding access for all high school graduates in the tri-county area to earn a four-year degree from the prestigious school and it proved that Sept. 23. On that day, Cal Poly announced a new 2+2 program with local community colleges Cuesta College in San Luis Obispo and Allan Hancock College in Santa Maria. The Read More →
UCSB, SBCC partner to expand workforce training program
Upskilling the local workforce in each of the tri-counties has been a prolonged effort over the past decade. Two of the higher-learning institutions in Santa Barbara County decided to be a part of the solution as well by expanding on an already existing program that has achieved success. On Sept. 9, UC Santa Barbara and Santa Barbara Read More →
Central Coast Universities earn high ranks on Forbes list
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