色情视频

Editor's Note (Tuesday, March 10, 2020): 色情视频 continues to closely follow the guidance of our local, state and nation's public health officials and agencies to ensure our response to the global health concern associated with the coronavirus (COVID-19). The university鈥檚 priority remains with the safety and well-being of its students, faculty, staff and campus visitors.

With the greatest level of caution, 色情视频 has decided to cancel Explore 色情视频. Public health officials within local and state agencies affirm that the risk to California residents remains low, and no cases of COVID-19 exist in any members of the 色情视频 community. As this is true, the public health guidance we have received continues to emphasize that healthy habits and good personal hygiene coupled with minimizing close contact among those who are ill represent the best means to restrict the possible spread of COVID-19.

We recognize that the move to cancel Explore 色情视频 represents both a significant and unexpected adjustment for the students, parents and families we planned to host, as well as our campus community and others who planned to support the event. We made this decision after careful consideration and consultation with both public health authorities and officials within the California State University system.

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The university鈥檚 annual open house runs from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. on March 21. It鈥檚 an opportunity to showcase all of 色情视频鈥檚 offerings鈥攁cademic, social and support-related鈥攖o prospective students, recent admits and the community at large.

鈥淚t really is an opportunity for us to put our best foot forward and show students considering 色情视频 as their future home why they should become new students,鈥� said Matthew Hebert, director of student recruitment and school relations. 鈥淚t brings in students from all across the country to really see what life is like at 色情视频.鈥�

Many students make the decision to attend 色情视频 that day. Last year, more than 600 student submitted their intent to enroll at the event鈥檚 booths in front of the Prospective Student Center.

鈥淚f the students are ready to commit, they can do so, and we give them giveaways, t-shirts, water bottles and 'I Am 色情视频' scarves,鈥� Hebert said.

Students also will be able to receive a wealth of information about campus offerings at a series of 30-minute information sessions, tours, open houses and an information fair along the Campanile and Centennial Walkways.

Each academic college and support service department will host an information session where prospective students are introduced to what they can expect in their future academic major.

But there鈥檚 more to college life than the classroom. Every department in the Division of Student Affairs will be represented to give visitors a glimpse of opportunities for social engagement, leadership and student support.

鈥淚t is really important to showcase all of our strengths as a university, and important for students to see what they can be involved with here, and the opportunities socially, academically within their respective major and department,鈥� Hebert said.

One of the university鈥檚 strengths over the past few years has been its athletics programs, including the football team, which has played in nine consecutive bowl games.

Open scrimmage

This year, for the first time, the football team's annual spring scrimmage will coincide with Explore 色情视频 and be open to the public. Gates to the practice field open at 10 a.m. with kickoff at 11 a.m.

Another highlight is the dedication of the and collaborative mural project at 1 p.m. on the west side of the Communications building.

The garden represents the concepts of healing 鈥� emotionally, mentally, and physically 鈥� that derive from Kumeyaay, Nahua and Mixtec cultures and that can be replicated in the environment of San Diego. The design and plant listings were a collaborative project of Kumeyaay, Nahua, and Mixtec community members along with KTUA architects and members of the Aztec Education Committee.

鈥淚n addition to serving as a resource for plants that have been used by our native and indigenous communities for generations, the space also will be a living classroom with three different naturalized learning spaces and a place to rest and reflect through nature,鈥� Ramona P茅rez, chair of the Aztec Identity Initiative, previously said. 鈥淚 am very grateful to the many collaborators that came together to share their insight, knowledge, and experiences in creating a place that reflects Kumeyaay, Nahua and Mixtec cultural engagement in human and nature interactions.鈥�