California State University

History				1960
Today's California State University system is the				346
direct descendant of the California State Normal				8,846
School (now San Jose State University), a normal				109,631,582
school established by the California Legislature on				NCAA Division II
May 2, 1862. The California State Normal School				Toros
was itself derived from the City of San				(CCAA)
Francisco's Minns Evening Normal School (founded				Sonoma State University
in 1857) a normal school legislature dropped the				Rohnert Park
word "California" from the name of the San Jose				1960
and Los Angeles schools, renaming them "State				269
Normal Schools." Later Chico (1887), San Diego				8,259
(1897), and other schools became part of the				86,648,273
State Normal School system. In 1919, the State				NCAA Division II
Normal School at Los Angeles became the				Seawolves
Southern Branch of the University of California				(CCAA)
(now the University of California, Los Angeles). In				California State University, San Bernardino
1921, the State Normal Schools became the State				San Bernardino
Teachers Colleges. By this time most of the				1965
campuses started to become identified by their				441
city names plus the word "state" (e.g., "San Jose				14,866
State," "San Diego State," "San Francisco State").				160,381,158
In 1935, the State Teachers Colleges became the				NCAA Division II
California State Colleges and were administered				Coyotes
by the California State Department of Education				(CCAA)
in Sacramento. The Donahoe Higher Education Act				California State University, Bakersfield
of 1960 gave the system greater autonomy				Bakersfield
from the State of California.				1965
The postwar period brought a great expansion in				375
the number of colleges in the system. Campuses				7,113
in Los Angeles, Sacramento, and Long Beach				82,714,822
were added between 1947 and 1949. Then seven				NCAA Division I
more were authorized to be built between 1957				Roadrunners
and 1960. Six more campuses joined the system				California State University, San Marcos
after the establishment of the Donohoe Higher				San Marcos
Education Act in 1960 bringing the total number to				1988
23.				304
In 1972 the system became The California State				7,449
University and Colleges, and all of the campuses				91,218,742
were renamed with the words "California State				NAIA
University" in their names. Former San Diego				Cougars
State University student body president Calvin				California State University, Monterey Bay
Robinson wrote the bill, signed into law by Ronald				Seaside (formerly Fort Ord)
Reagan, that allowed every California State				1994
University the option to revert the schools back				1,387
to their pre-1972 names: San Jose State, San				4,129
Diego State, San Francisco State, etc. In 1982,				62,757,303
the CSU system dropped the word "colleges"				NCAA Division II
from its name.				Otters
Today the campuses of the CSU include				(CCAA)
comprehensive and polytechnic universities and				California State University, Channel Islands
the only Maritime Academy in the western United				Camarillo
States that receives aid from the federal Maritime				2002
Administration.				826
Governance				3,271
Office of the Chancellor in Long Beach				51,820,453
Responsibility for the California State University is				None
vested in the 25 member Board of Trustees,				Dolphins
whose members are appointed by the Governor				Gallery
of the State of California. There are 5 ex officio				San Jose
Trustees; the Governor, Lieutenant Governor,				Chico
Speaker of the Assembly, State Superintendent				San Diego
of Public Instruction, and the CSU Chancellor.				San Francisco
There are 4 special Trustees. The CSU Statewide				San Luis Obispo
Alumni Council appoints an Alumni Trustee. The				Fresno
Governor appoints a Faculty Trustee from				Humboldt
nominees proposed by the Statewide Academic				Pomona
Senate. The Governor appoints two Student				Los Angeles
Trustees from nominees proposed by the				Sacramento
California State Student Association. The Alumni				Long Beach
and Faculty Trustees serve for two years. The				East Bay
Student Trustees serve staggered two-year				Fullerton
terms. The sixteen remaining Trustees are				Northridge
appointed by the Governor, confirmed by the				Stanislaus
State Senate, and serve for eight years. The				Sonoma
Trustees appoint the Chancellor, who is the chief				San Bernardino
executive officer of the system, and the				Bakersfield
Presidents, who are the chief executive officers				Monterey Bay
of their respective campuses.				Channel Islands
Membership of the Board of Trustees: Ex Officio				Off campus branches
trustees				A handful of universities have off campus
Arnold Schwarzenegger, Governor of California				branches that make education accessible in a vast
Vacant, Lieutenant Governor (formerly John				state. Unlike the typical university extension
Garamendi; Abel Maldonado is the Lt. Gov.				courses, they are degree-granting and students
nominee)				have the same status as other California State
Karen Bass, Speaker of the Assembly				University students. The newest campus, the
Jack O'Connell, State Superintendent of Public				California State University, Channel Islands, was
Instruction				formerly an off campus branch of CSUN.
Charles B. Reed, CSU Chancellor				Riverside and Contra Costa counties, which have
Appointed trustees:				3 million residents between them, have lobbied for
Roberta Achtenberg				their off campus branches to be freestanding
Jeffrey L. Bleich				California State University campuses. Total
Herbert L. Carter				enrollment for all branches in Fall 2005 is 9,163
Carol R. Chandler				students, the equivalent of 2.2% of systemwide
Debra S. Farar				enrollment. The following are schools and their
Kenneth Fong				respective off campus branches:
Margaret Fortune				California State University, Bakersfield
George G. Gowgani				Antelope Valley (in Lancaster, California)
Curtis Grima				California State University, Chico
Melinda Guzman				Redding (affiliated with Shasta College)
William Hauck				California State University, Fullerton
Raymond Holdsworth, Jr.				Irvine
Linda A. Lang				Garden Grove
Bob Linscheid				California State University, East Bay
Peter Mehas				Concord
Henry Mendoza				Oakland (Professional & Conference Center)
Lou Monville				California State University, Fresno
Craig R. Smith				Lancaster
Russel D. Statham				California State University, San Bernardino
Glen Toney				Palm Desert
Kyriakos Tsakopoulos				California State University, San Marcos
The Academic Senate of the California State				Southwest Riverside County
University, made up of elected representatives of				San Diego State University
the faculty from each campus, recommends				Imperial Valley (in Brawley, California and Calexico,
academic policy to the Board of Trustees through				California)
the Chancellor.				San Francisco State University
Chancellors of the CSU				Caada College (in Redwood City, California)
Buell Gallagher (1961-1962)				Downtown Center (in San Francisco, California)
Glenn S. Dumke (1962-1982)				California State University, Stanislaus
W. Ann Reynolds (1982-1990)				Stockton, California
Ellis E. McCune [Acting] (1990-1991)				Sonoma State University
Barry Munitz (1991-1998)				Ukiah, California
Charles B. Reed (1998-current)				Laboratories and observatories
Endowment				Research facilities owned and operated by units
The California State University's permanent,				of the CSU:
collective endowment has grown to $874 million				Desert Studies Center (managed by California
U.S. dollars as of the close of the 2006-2007				State University, Fullerton)
academic year. In addition, each of the 23				Research consortium and field siteofficial website
campuses of the CSU raise their own funds				Moss Landing Marine Laboratories (managed by
through donations and other external funding, and				San Jose State University)
each campus controls its own separate				Oceanographic laboratoryofficial website
endowment funds not counted in the above				Mount Laguna Observatory (part of the
endowment amount.				Astronomy Department of San Diego State
Link to CSU Endowment & Fundraising				University)
webpage				Astronomical observatoryofficial website
Rank				T.S. Golden Bear
Institution				The training ship of the California Maritime
City				Academyofficial website
2007				Former campuses
Endowment				Former units and campuses of the CSU:
($000 USD)				Los Angeles State Normal School (aka State
2008				Normal School at Los Angeles) (founded 1882)
Endowment				By state law, converted to UCLA (University of
($000 USD)				California, Los Angeles) in 1919
2009				Santa Barbara State College (founded 1909)
Endowment				By state law, converted to UCSB (University of
($000 USD)				California, Santa Barbara) in 1944
Percentchange fromprevious year				Differences between the CSU and UC systems
1				Both university systems are California publicly
California Polytechnic State University				funded higher education institutions. Despite having
San Luis Obispo				fewer students, some individual UC campuses, as
$ 181,530				a result of their research emphasis and medical
$ 166,179				centers, have larger budgets than the entire CSU
$ 130,947				system. CSU's Chancellor, Dr Charles B Reed,
&-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-3-2.1000000-21 %				pointed out when delivering his Pullias Lecture at
2				USC, that California was big enough to afford two
San Diego State University				world-class systems of public higher education,
San Diego				one that supports research (UC) and one that
$ 99,853				supports teaching (CSU). However, student per
$ 115,090				capita spending is stretched far thinner at the
&0000000000000015.00000015 %				CSU, and the lack of a research mission or
3				independent doctoral programs under the
California State University, Fresno				California Master Plan leads to a perceived lack of
Fresno				prestige among some academics. For many of
$ 112,901				the CSU system's early formative years, the
$ 104,645				more powerful UC system was able to delay or
$ 91,426				prevent the CSU campuses from gaining the right
&-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-2-4.1000000-13 %				to grant bachelor's degrees, then later master's
4				degrees and now doctorates in most fields. Thus
California State University, Northridge				while similar campuses in other states (e.g.,
Northridge, Los Angeles				Arizona State University) eventually grew from
$ 60,227				normal schools into research-oriented state
$ 55,379				universities, the UC system's powerful research
$ 48,920				university monopoly has successfully prevented
&-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-2-3.1000000-12 %				the CSU from experiencing a similar development.
5				Librarian Emeritus Kevin Starr has described the
San Francisco State University				CSU as "in so many ways the Rodney Dangerfield
San Francisco				of public higher education."
$ 51,202				According to the California Master Plan for Higher
$ 47,179				Education (1960), both university systems may
$ 43,731				confer Bachelors or Master's degrees as well as
&-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-8.1000000-7 %				professional certifications, however only the
6				University of California has the authority to issue
San Jose State University				Ph.D degrees (Doctor of Philosophy) and
San Jose				professional degrees in the fields of law, medicine,
$ 50,020				veterinary, and dentistry. As a result of recent
$ 50,108				legislation (SB 724), the California State University
$ 40,517				may now offer the Ed.D degree (also known as
&-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-20.1000000-19 %				the Doctor of Education or "education doctorate
7				degree") to its graduate students as well as
California State University, Long Beach				certain types of professional doctorate degrees
Long Beach				(for instance, audiology (Au.D), etc.). Additionally,
$ 36,072				the California State University (CSU) offers Ph.D
$ 36,616				degrees as a "joint degree" in combination with
$ 31,070				other institutions of higher education, including
&-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-2-6.1000000-15 %				"joint degrees" with the University of California
8				(UC) and accredited private universities. This is
California State University, Chico				why, for instance, San Diego State can qualify as
Chico				a "Research University with high research activity"
$ 35,741				(Carnegie Foundation link) by offering 16 doctoral
$ 34,656				degrees.
-3.0 %				There are 23 CSU campuses and 10 UC
9				campuses representing 414,000 and 191,000
California State Polytechnic University, Pomona				students respectively. The cost of CSU tuition is
Pomona				approximately half that of UC. Thus, the CSU
$ 33,717				system has been referred to by former California
$ 33,201				State University authorities as "The People's
$ 27,636				University."
&-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-2-8.1000000-17 %				CSU and UC use the terms "president" and
10				"chancellor" internally in exactly opposite ways: At
Sonoma State University				CSU, the campuses are headed by "presidents"
Rohnert Park				who report to a systemwide "chancellor"; but at
$ 37,417				UC, they are headed by "chancellors" who report
$ 35,602				to a systemwide "president".
$ 26,037				CSU has traditionally been more accommodating
				to the older student than UC, by offering more
11				degree programs in the evenings and, more
California State University, Sacramento				recently, online. In addition, CSU schools, especially
Sacramento				in more urban areas, have traditionally catered to
$ 19,155				the commuter, enrolling most of its students from
$ 21,412				the surrounding area. This has changed as CSU
$ 19,712				schools increase enrollment and some of the
&-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-9.1000000-8 %				more prestigious urban campuses attract a wider
12				demographic.
California State University, Fullerton				Admission standards
Fullerton				Historically the requirements for admission to the
$ 17,592				CSU have been less stringent than the UC
$ 20,022				system. The CSU attempts to accept applicants
$ 18,960				from the top one-third (1/3) of California high
&-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-6.1000000-5 %				school graduates. In contrast, the UC attempts to
13				accept the top one-eighth (1/8). In an effort to
Humboldt State University				maintain a 60/40 ratio of upper division students
Arcata				to lower division students and to encourage
$ 18,797				students to attend a California community college
$ 18,447				first, both university systems give priority to
$ 15,700				California community college transfer students.
&-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-2-6.1000000-15 %				However, as of 2008 the following CSU
14				campuses use higher standards than the basic
California State University, San Bernardino				admission standards because of the number of
San Bernardino				qualified students who apply to those campuses
$ 12,651				as first-time freshmen during the initial application
$ 14,190				filing period:
$ 13,401				Cal Poly San Luis Obispo
&-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-7.1000000-6 %				Cal Poly Pomona
15				Fullerton
California State University, Los Angeles				Long Beach
Los Angeles				San Diego
$ 16,553				Impacted Campuses
$ 15,091				An impacted campus or major is one which has
$ 13,224				more CSU-qualified students than capacity
&-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-2-3.1000000-12 %				permits. As of 2006, CSU Long Beach, San Diego
16				State, and Cal Poly SLO are impacted for both
California State University, Bakersfield				new freshmen and for transfer students, while
Bakersfield				CSU Fullerton, Cal Poly Pomona, and Sonoma
$ 16,460				State are impacted for new freshmen. Thus,
$ 16,415				these campuses have higher admission standards
$ 13,013				than the CSU minimum. In addition, some
&-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-3-2.1000000-21 %				programs at other campuses are similarly
17				impacted. Despite this, CSU undergraduate
California State University, San Marcos				admissions are quantitatively based and generally
San Marcos				do not include items such as personal statements,
$ 15,158				SAT Subject Test scores, letters of
$ 16,222				recommendation, or portfolios. In addition, there is
$ 12,992				geographic preference given to those residing
&-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-3-1.1000000-20 %				within the commuting areas of the colleges.
18				Special admissions process for the California
California State University, East Bay				Maritime Academy
Hayward				The Maritime Academy uses a different
$ 9,762				admissions process from other CSU schools.
$ 9,179				Because of the nature of its programs, the
-6.0 %				Maritime Academy requires all applicants to pass a
19				standard physical examination prior to enrollment.
California State University, Stanislaus				Campus naming conventions
Turlock				The UC system follows a consistent style in the
$ 11,000				naming of campuses, using the words University
$ 11,084				of California followed by the name of its declared
$ 8,422				home city. Most CSU campuses follow a similar
				pattern, though several are named only for their
NR				home city or county, such as San Francisco State
California State University Office of the Chancellor				University, San Jose State University, San Diego
Long Beach				State University, or Sonoma State University. A
$ 9,744				few of the colleges follow neither pattern, in
$ 9,210				particular the California Maritime Academy (Cal
$ 7,913				Maritime) and the California Polytechnic State
&-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-2-5.1000000-14 %				University (Cal Poly), the only campuses whose
20				official names do not reference their location in
California State University, Monterey Bay				California. Some critics, including Donald Gerth (a
Seaside				former President of California State University,
$ 4,801				Sacramento), have claimed that the weak
$ 7,014				California State University identity has contributed
$ 7,676				to the CSU's perceived lack of prestige when
&0000000000000009.0000009 %				compared to the University of California.
21				Research and academics
California State University, Channel Islands				AAU and AASCU
Camarillo				The University of California and most of its
$ 7,722				campuses are members of the Association of
$ 7,253				American Universities (AAU), while the California
$ 6,242				State University (CSU) and several of its
&-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-2-5.1000000-14 %				campuses (including San Diego and San Jose) are
22				members of the American Association of State
California State University, Dominguez Hills				Colleges and Universities (AASCU).
Carson				ABET
$ 6,730				Main article: List of engineering programs in the
$ 6,567				California State University
$ 6,033				ABET, Inc., (formerly the Accreditation Board for
&-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-1-9.1000000-8 %				Engineering and Technology), accredits
23				post-secondary degree programs in applied
California Maritime Academy				science, computing, engineering, and technology. It
Vallejo				is intended to certify the quality of these
$ 1,837				programs. There California State University has 17
$ 1,844				ABET-accredited engineering colleges throughout
$ 1,882				California.
&0000000000000002.0000002 %				Cal Poly Pomona College of Engineering in Pomona
Faculty				Cal Poly San Luis Obispo College of Engineering in
During the fall 2004 semester the system				San Luis Obispo
employed 11,069 full-time faculty members. The				California Maritime Academy College of Engineering
vast majority, 68.3% were tenured or tenure				in Vallejo
tracked with 59.2% having tenure. Professors				California State University, Chico College of
comprised 86.6% of faculty members with a				Engineering in Chico
plurality, 43.6% being full professors. Associate				California State University, Dominguez Hills College
professors consitituted 18.6% and Assistant				of Engineering in Carson
professors 24.4% of faculty members while				California State University, East Bay College of
13.4% were instructors and lecturers. The				Engineering in Hayward
percentage of full professors declined 31.4% since				California State University, Fresno College of
fall of 1999, while that of assistant professors has				Engineering in Fresno
risen 57.4%.				California State University, Fullerton College of
The CSU system requires faculty to sign a loyalty				Engineering in Fullerton
oath dating from the Cold War. Some campuses				California State University, Northridge College of
(most recently CSU Fullerton) have refused to				Engineering in Northridge
hire academics who have refused to sign one,				California State University, Long Beach College of
although others have provided for				Engineering in Long Beach
accommodations such as signing statements.				California State University, Los Angeles College of
Quakers have been particular victims of this				Engineering in Los Angeles
policy.				California State University, Sacramento College of
Salary				Engineering in Sacramento
The average faculty salary was roughly $74,000				California State University, San Bernardino College
as of Spring 2007. As of April 2007, the faculty				of Engineering in San Bernardino
union and CSU have reached an agreement				Humboldt State University College of Engineering
increasing faculty base salaries by 20.7%, boosting				in Arcata
the average faculty salary from $74,000 to				San Diego State University College of Engineering
$91,000 by 2011. Salaries for full-professors will				in San Diego
increase from $86,000 to $105,000. While this pay				San Francisco State University College of
increase will provide a plurality of faculty members				Engineering in San Francisco
with six figure salaries, current CSU faculty				San Jose State University College of Engineering in
salaries remain roughly 15% below the average				San Jose
for "comparable schools." Meanwhile salaries for all				Rankings
presidents have been raised above $300,000 in				U.S. News rankings of California State University
order to remain competitive with similar schools.				best undergraduate Engineering programs
As of Fall 2004 average salaries were as follows:				accredited by the ABET in order.
Average salaries.				Cal Poly San Luis Obispo
Data				Cal Poly Pomona
Lecturer				San Jose
Instructor				Los Angeles
Assistant Professor				Long Beach
Associate Professor				Northridge
Full Professor				CENIC
Average salary				The CSU is a founding and charter member of
$52,987				CENIC, the Corporation for Education Network
$52,078				Initiatives in California, the nonprofit organization
$55,788				which provides extremely high-performance
$67,306				Internet-based networking to California's K-20
$83,502				research and education community.
Minimum salary				NASULGC
$34,356				The CSU is a member of the National Association
$40,656				of State Universities and Land-Grant Colleges.
$48,720				Statewide university programs
$55,944				Agricultural Research Initiative
$70,680				California State University Agricultural Research
Maximum salary				Initiative (ARI)
$125,820				A comprehensive applied agricultural and
$54,708				environmental research program joining the CSU's
$109,272				four colleges of agriculture (at San Luis Obispo,
$120,060				Pomona, Chico and Fresno) and the state's
$125,820				agriculture and natural resources industries and
Percent of faculty				allied business communities.
13.28%				Biotechnology
0.10%				California State University Program for Education
24.45%				and Research in Biotechnology
18.62%				Managed by the San Diego and Chico campuses,
43.55%				the California State University Program for
Enrollment				Education and Research in Biotechnology
Campuses				(CSUPERB) provides vision, leadership, and support
The CSU is composed of the following 23				for biotechnology education and research
campuses listed here by order of the year				throughout the CSU to promote biotechnology in
founded:				California. CSUPERB was created in 1987 and
Campus				designed to channel CSU system-wide resources
Location				and catalyze interdisciplinary, inter-campus,
Founded				synergistic endeavors involving Biology and
Campus Area in Acres				Chemistry departments as well as Engineering,
Enrollment				Agriculture and Computer Science. The
(Full time				interdisciplinary nature of biotechnology includes
Fall 2008)				areas such as bioengineering; agricultural
Budget 2009-2010				biotechnology; human pharmaceutical and health
Athletics Affiliation				applications; environmental and natural resource
Athletics Nickname				biotechnology; molecular ecology; marine
(Conference)				biotechnology; and bioinformatics and
San Jose State University				computational biology as they are applied to
San Jose				molecular questions. CSUPERB also recognizes
1857				basic research in the molecular and cellular life
154				sciences as contributing to biotechnology, and
26,291				serves as the official liaison between the CSU
264,661,972				system and industry, government, the
NCAA Division I				Congressional Biotechnology Caucus, and the public
San Jose State Spartans				arena in all biotechnological matters.
(WAC)				Nursing
California State University, Chico				Statewide Nursing Program
Chico				Headquartered and administered at the
1887				Dominguez Hills campus, the CSU Statewide
119				Nursing Program offers registered nurses courses
15,963				available throughout California that lead to
158,793,102				Bachelors' and Masters' of Science degree in
NCAA Division II				Nursing (awarded by the closest participating CSU
Wildcats				campus). See also California Postsecondary
(CCAA)				Education Committee (CPEC) Reports on CSU
San Diego State University				Statewide Nursing Program for more information.
San Diego				Pre-doctoral program
1897				California Pre-Doctoral Program
270				Designed to increase the pool of potential faculty
30,821				by supporting the doctoral aspirations of California
322,889,316				State University students who have experienced
NCAA Division I				economic and educational disadvantages.
San Diego State Aztecs				Chancellor's Doctoral Incentive Program (CDIP)
(MWC)				Provides financial and other assistance to
San Francisco State University				individuals pursuing doctoral degrees. The program
San Francisco				seeks to provide loans to doctoral students who
1899				are interested in applying and competing for
134				California State University instructional faculty
24,692				positions after completion of the doctoral degree.
275,409,849				Professional science master's degree
NCAA Division II				See PSM degree
Gators				The CSU intends to expand its post-graduate
(CCAA)				education focus to establish and encourage
California Polytechnic State University				Professional Science Master's degree (PSM)
San Luis Obispo				programs using the Sloan model (see link for
1901				further discussion).
9,678				CSU Report of January 2005
18,499				"Sloan model for Professional Science Master's
211,492,088				Degree" programs
NCAA Division I				See also
Mustangs				California portal
(Big West)				Los Angeles portal
California State University, Fresno				University portal
Fresno				California Community Colleges
1911				California Master Plan for Higher Education
327				California State Employees Association
19,340				California State University Emeritus and Retired
211,954,502				Faculty Association
NCAA Division I				California State University Police Department
Fresno State Bulldogs				Colleges and universities
(WAC)				List of colleges and universities in California
Humboldt State University				University of California
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