Multicultural Alliance and Gender Equity Center

Uplifting students of all backgrounds.

The Multicultural Alliance and Gender Equity Center (MAGEC) aims to uplift, validate and support students of all cultural backgrounds, religious beliefs, sexual orientations and gender identities.

MAGEC provides a safe space from discrimination for students, and a space on campus where they can connect with other students who have common interests and struggles. The resources provided by MAGEC for students include: a study and community space, four club rooms, a private lactation room, a library of books on a range of social justice topics, a kitchen area with a refrigerator and microwave, and more.

MAGEC houses eight student organizations that represent the interests of various student demographics and communities on campus, such as:

Black Student Union
Club GEN
LGBTQ+ Network
Muslim Students Association
Newman Catholic Club
United Now for Immigrant Rights (UNIR)

MAGEC is also home to CSUB's campus advocate. The advocate provides individualized, compassionate and confidential emotional and decision-making support to CSUB students, staff and faculty who have experienced sexual misconduct.

$2,500

Ethnic Studies Challenge

Connie Perez-Andreesen and Joel Andreesen have generously committed $2,500 as a challenge gift! The 150th gift to any fund will unlock $2,500 for the Ethnic Studies Program on Giving Day!

150 / 150 Gifts

Completed

$2,500

The CSUB Alumni Board Challenge

Thank you for making a thoughtful Gift to support CSUB! With your generosity, the CSUB Alumni Association Advisory Board has been unlocked which will support several key programs at CSUB.

54 / 54 Donors

Completed

$50,000

Office of the President's Challenge

Once the 400th gift is received to support CSUB on Giving Day, Interim President Harper will unlock a $50,000 gift to support the Student Research Scholars Program

400 / 400 Gifts

Completed

$500

BAS Ambassadors Challenge

Once 25 Business Administrative Services (BAS) staff members donate a minimum of $5 a piece to any fund, a collective gift of $500 in support of the Housing and Food Security Fund will be unlocked. This contribution is personally sponsored by Faculty and Staff Initiative BAS Ambassadors: Jassica Gauna, Natasha Hayes, Pierre Igoa, and Michelle Ponci.

25 / 25 Donors

Completed

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Battle of the Industry Challenge

The industry leader group with the most participants will have an opportunity to meet with a campus leader who is affiliated with their industry and learn about the impact CSUB is having in producing top students to recruit.

What industry do you work in?

Rank	Answer	Donors
1	Education	272
2	Healthcare	79
3	Computers and Technology	39
4	Construction	38
5	Finance and Economics	29
6	Agriculture	16
7	Transportation	13
8	Energy	12
9	Entertainment	11
10	Food and Beverage	11
11	Manufacturing	11
12	Fashion (Retail)	10
13	Hospitality	9
14	Aerospace	7
15	Pharmaceutical	6

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$1,250

The `Runner Loyalty Challenge

Thank you for your generous gift to support our students!

50 / 50 Donors

Completed

$1,000

Callahan CARE Challenge

Ten students or parents who donate a minimum of $5 a piece to any fund will unlock a generous $1,000 gift from EJ Callahan, Assistant Vice President for Student Affairs & Student-centered Enterprises, and Emily Poole Callahan, Assistant Vice President for Student Affairs & Dean of Students to support our Caring Advocates and Responsive Engagement Team Fund. You must self-identify as a current student or parent.

10 / 10 Donors

Completed

$20,000

The President's Associates Challenge

Professor Dahna Stowe, faculty member and double alumna of CSUB, will be donating $10,000 to the Student Research Scholars Program as a member of the President's Associates on Giving Day. Once the 200th gift is made to any fund, Professor Stowe will double her donation to $20,000!

200 / 200 Gifts

Completed

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Rowdy Through the Eras

Congratulations to the winning alumni decade! You will be recognized at the next Alumni Hall of Fame event in 2025, and the next Party in the Park event.

What decade did you graduate?

Rank	Answer	Donors
1	2010-2019	19
2	2020-Present	9
3	2000-2009	7
4	1990-1999	6
5	1970-1979	1
6	1980-1989	1

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Areas of Support

CSUB Fund Arts and Humanities Business and Public Administration Social Sciences and Education Natural Sciences, Mathematics and Engineering Athletics Student Affairs Walter W. Stiern Library Antelope Valley Study Abroad Alumni Association Housing and Food Security Dreamers Resource Center Multicultural Alliance and Gender Equity Center Kegley Institute of Ethics Veterans Center CARE Team Financial Support for Students President's Associates Other Programs

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