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CSUSB Undergraduate Studies
July 29 - September 6, 2018
Contact us faqNORTH CAMPUS CIRCLE
AD AdministrationAF Auto Fleet Services AH Animal House/ VivariumAR Academic ResearchAS Administrative ServicesAV Arrowhead Village HousingBI Biological SciencesBK Coyote BookstoreCC Children's CenterCE College of EducationCH Chaparral HallCO CommonsCS Chemical SciencesDD Univ. Center for
Developmental DisabilitiesES Environ. Health & Safety
FM Facilities Planning & Mgmt.FO Faculty Office BuildingHA HVAC Central PlantHC Student Health CenterHP Health & PE Complex/
Coussoulis ArenaIC Information CentersJB Jack H. Brown HallOB Murillo Family ObservatoryPA Performing Arts/ Theatre/
Recital HallPE Physical EducationPK1 Parking Structure WestPK2 Parking Structure EastPL John M. Pfau LibraryPS Physical SciencesPW Plant/Central WarehouseRF Student Rec. & Wellness Ctr.SB Social & Behavioral SciencesSH Sierra HallSU Santos Manuel Student UnionSV Serrano VillageTC Temp. ClassroomsTK Temp. Kinesiology Annex TO Temp. OfficesUE University EnterprisesUH University HallUP University PoliceUV University VillageVA Visual Arts Center/Robert &
Frances Fullerton Museum of ArtYC Yasuda Ctr. for Ext. Learning
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Campus Map 2018
5500 University Parkway, San Bernardino, CA 92407-2393(909) 537-5000 • www.csusb.edu
*Parking permits are required to park on campus at all times – 24 hours a day/7 days a week. csusb.edu/parking
March 26, 2018
CAMPUS MAP
Dr. Craig SealDean of Undergraduate Studies
Aurora VilchisEarly Start and Coyote First STEP Coordinator
Coyote First STEPHow can families contact their student(s) during the program?Students will have access to their personal cellphones during the program. If you have not heard from your student and you are concerned, please contact our CARE Team at (909) 537-CARE (2273) or [email protected] or call Housing and Residential Education at (909) 537-4155. If you have an emergency and need to reach your student, please contact the University Police Department Dispatch at (909) 537-7777. We ask that you utilize this option only in the case of an emergency or urgent need.
Are students allowed to leave campus?Once students arrive on campus for the fi rst two weeks of Coyote First STEP, they are expected to remain on campus while living in the residence halls unless a student has prior approval. However, students will return home on the weekend (Thursday evening through Sunday evening). For the remaining four weeks while students commute, they are expected to attend class and any required activity.
Will students have free time?Students will engage in essential programming most evenings during the two weeks while living on campus, but there will be plenty of opportunities for free time to engage in activities of their own choosing.
Can parents visit/drop in while students are there?Yes. However, please discuss visits with your student ahead of time to ensure they don’t miss required programs. Please note: No guests are allowed after 10 p.m.
Are students supervised at night?CSUSB enforces quiet hours in all residence halls and on-campus apartments from 10 p.m.-7 a.m. Resident assistants will be assigned to each group of students and will be present in the residence halls to supervise students overnight. Other professional staff members are on-call 24 hours per day and university police offi cers regularly patrol the campus and the residence halls.
Parking PermitsIf you are bringing a vehicle to campus and plan to park
on Sunday, July 29, please park in Lot D and display your
complimentary one-day Parking Permit Flyer face up on your
dashboard or you will receive a parking citation. Make sure to
print the Parking Permit Flyer before you arrive on campus!
If you plan on driving or parking your vehicle on campus for
the duration of the program, you MUST purchase a Summer
Session 2 permit for $57.00. The Summer Session 2 permit will
cover the duration of the program, which is July 29–Sept. 6.
To purchase the permit, please go to
csusb.t2hosted.com/Account/Portal
Phone(909) 537-5188
www.csusb.edu/early-start
Follow us @UGScsusb
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California State University, San Bernardino is a preeminent center
of intellectual and cultural activity in Inland Southern California.
Opened in 1965 and set at the foothills of the beautiful San
Bernardino Mountains, the university serves more than 20,000
students each year
and graduates about
4,000 students
annually. CSUSB
refl ects the dynamic
diversity of the
region and has
the most diverse
student population
of any university in
the Inland Empire,
and it has the
second highest
African-American
and Hispanic
enrollments of all
public universities
in California. Eighty
one percent of those who graduate are the fi rst in their families to
do so. CSUSB has seen record increases in enrollment, diversity of
faculty and students, grant and contract funding, fundraising and
international programs development.
CFs Passport
Check-In Stations/Passport10 a.m. – Noon
Serrano Village (SV) and Santos Manuel Student Union (SU)
LunchNoon – 1:30 p.m.
CO Patio
Welcome Students and Family2 – 2:30 p.m.
Coussoulis Arena (HP)
Family Welcome 2:30 – 3:45 p.m.
Coussoulis Arena (HP)
Coyote First STEP Student Welcome2:45 – 3:45 p.m.
Santos Manuel Student Union Events Center (SU)
Coyote Send-Off 3:45 – 4 p.m.
Residence Halls (SV)
Resident Assistant Floor Meeting (students only)
4 – 5 p.m.Residence Halls (SV)
Dinner (students only)
6 – 7 p.m.Obershaw Dining Room (CO)
Evening Residence Hall Activity (students only)
8 p.m.Village Square Pool
Please be advised that minors (under 18 years of age) MUST have a parent or guardian present during the check-in process.
Lunch is being served from noon – 1:30 p.m. on the patio of the Upper Commons; seating is available in the Obershaw Dining Area, the Lower Commons and in the Santos Manuel Student
Union (SMSU) Bay Room, Pub or open common areas.
Head to the Coussoulis Arena for the Welcome at 2 p.m.!
Welcome Day ScheduleCSUSB AT A GLANCE CFS OVERVIEW
Coyote First STEP (CFS) is CSUSB’s response to the
California State University (CSU) system Early Start Program
to promote student success through a six-week supported
math and college transition program. Students live on
campus in university housing for the fi rst two weeks of the
program while they complete a math course and engage in
activities, which are designed to promote college success.
Students experience life in the residence halls, become
better acquainted with the campus and make some new
friends along the way.
This program was
designed to provide
an introduction to
student life at CSUSB
while establishing a
strong foundation
for academic
success. Last year,
99 percent of student
participants believed
the program met
or exceeded their
expectations!
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the program met
or exceeded their
Station 1Residence Hall
Check-in Serrano Village (SV)
Station 2Orientation
Check-in Student Union Lobby (SU)
Station 3Liability FormsStudent Union
Skybox 210/21 (SU)
Station 4T-Shirt Pickup Student Union
Board Room 219 (SU)
Station 5Technology
Student UnionFourplex 215/216 (SU)
Station 6Parking
Student Union Fourplex 215/216 (SU)
Station 7Survey & Passport
drop-off Student Union
Fourplex 215/216 (SU)
Students are not considered checked in until all stations have
been stamped as completed. Check-in must be completed
between 10 a.m. and 1:30 p.m.
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