CHABSS
College of Humanities, Arts, Behavioral and Social Sciences
Understanding the World, Improving Your Community
The College of Humanities, Arts, Behavioral and Social Sciences (CHABSS) offers an exciting variety of degrees and programs that make up the core of a liberal arts education at CSUSM. Students in CHABSS courses master skills and technologies essential for professional success in a 21st century interdependent global society.
Let CHABSS help you Understand the World and Improve Your Community.
CHABSS Voices - February theme: Celebrating Black Excellence
Congratulations to our February contest winners!
From left: CHABSS Dean's Pick - Bailey Aquila; CHABSS Staff Pick - Jason Andrade;
CHABSS Dean's Pick Honorable Mention - Tanya Loredo; and CHABSS Dean's & Staff Pick
Faculty/Staff Category - Marilyn Huerta.
View all of the Black Excellence entries
See all the monthly themes as well as rules and guidelines for CHABSS Voices.
Spotlight
CHABSS now has a LinkedIn page - follow us!
Call for Nominations: 2020-2021 CHABSS Dean's Awards
CHABSS Dean's Office is now accepting faculty nominations for the four CHABSS Dean's Awards: CHABSS Outstanding Student Award, CHABSS Community Service Champion, CHABSS Scholarship & Creative Works Champion, and CHABSS Inclusive Excellence Champion.
Get inspired and challenge yourself to reach the academic achievement of these 2019-2020 CHABSS Dean's Award Winners. Read more about their accomplishments.
2019-2020 CHABSS Dean's Outstanding Student
2019-2020 CHABSS Community Champions
2019-2020 CHABSS Champion for Scholarship and Creative Works
2019-2020 CHABSS Champion for Inclusive Excellence
News
CHABSS Professors who are GEMs
(Going the Extra Mile)
CHABSS began an initiative where we’ve asked students to write in and tell us how their professors are “Going the Extra Mile” (GEM) for their students – it’s completely voluntary to write in. We then share the kudos with the professor and our social media audiences. In these difficult times, it’s nice to spread some positivity around and remind ourselves of the good. If you have a professor who's a GEM, please fill out our form and let us know!
Events
Here for You
Our communities have been feeling the anxiety and frustration of the consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic for months. Now the nation is reminded once again of the national shame that our communities of color live with– the inescapable injustice, inequality, and violence that so many experience every day. Read more...
