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Fourteen emerging artists are exploring their artistic vision and place in the world through photography at the Upstairs Art Gallery. An exhibition of work by 14 advanced photography students from Humboldt State University, titled
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Arcata Eye – Responding to concerns about economic and public safety impacts expressed by Arcata business and government, PG&E has modified its plans for this weekend’s planned power outage. Tuesday morning, City officials and PG&E personnel gathered at City Hall to exchange details on areas affected, the outage’s expected duration and to coordinate response.
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Members of the cycling group Team Humboldt gave out safety tips and explained cycling equipment to students at Morris School Wednesday as a way to prevent bicycle-related injuries.
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The Humboldt State University Academic Senate voted to eliminate one minor program and suspend another Tuesday, and also discussed the first programs that will be looked at for elimination.
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Humboldt State University police are investigating the year’s third reported assault after a female student was grabbed briefly Sunday night. At about 11:30 p.
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Two minors will be considered separately for elimination and suspension at the Humboldt State University Academic Senate’s meeting today. The 4 p.
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What do flapping birds and space telescopes have in common? To find out, plan to attend the 55th Kieval Lecture, a free event this Tuesday at Humboldt State University.
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[Arcata Eye] On Thursday, March 4, 2010 26-year-old Timothy Ryan Dossey of Arcata, was arrested by the Arcata Police. Dossey was booked at the Humboldt County Jail on charges of Child Molestation and Sending Harmful Matter to Seduce a Minor.
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Humboldt State University’s Social Justice Summit brings skilled speakers and workshop leaders to Arcata today and Saturday under the theme “Liberating Paradigms.
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The Humboldt State University Academic Senate voted Tuesday to have the general faculty weigh in on the Cabinet for Institutional Change’s recommendation to eliminate the General Faculty Association.
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In preparation for another difficult budget year, Humboldt State University has taken one to two months off the schedule of nearly 80 employees. ”Fortunately, we were able to avoid a situation in which people actually lost their jobs,”
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Catherine Freer Wilderness Therapy Programs, an adolescent treatment program that provides therapeutic wilderness experiences to struggling teens, teams with Humboldt State University’s Social Work Department to offer a graduate-level certificate program in wilderness therapy.
“Research indicates that wilderness therapy is an effective method for treating adolescents with behavioral, substance abuse, and mental health issues,” explains Catherine Freer’s Wilderness Director Kirk Shimeall. “We’ve excited to be able to join forces with Humboldt State University’s Social Work Department and to share our expertise in using adventure-based and wilderness activities as part of a therapeutic change process.”
The course is designed for post-baccalaureate, graduate students, and mental health professionals who are looking to add to their experience base. Students will gain clinical skills and knowledge of wilderness therapy, receive hands-on experience working directly with adolescents, complete coursework that enables them to meet requirements to become a certified/licensed substance abuse counselor in their state, and earn six graduate credits that are fully transferable.
Course content includes theoretical and philosophical foundations of experiential and adventure-based practice, appropriate use of activities with different client groups, experience facilitating activities, and use of activities in assessment and intervention.
To learn more call 800-390-3983 or visit http://www.cfreer.com/universityprogram.
About Catherine Freer Wilderness Therapy Programs
Catherine Freer is an adolescent treatment program specializing in wilderness therapy. Troubled teens take part in a backpacking and adventure expedition that combines outdoor living, physical activity and extensive psychotherapy. A master’s level therapist, with substance abuse counseling experience, is a member of the staff team that resides in the field with the adolescents. Opportunities for “in the moment” therapy are abundant. Participants also take part in psycho-educational groups, individual and group therapy. Outcome research indicates that 83 percent of teens report they are “doing better” after their wilderness therapy experience.
Catherine Freer Wilderness Therapy Programs serves approximately 300 adolescents annually. The employee owned and operated company was founded in 1988 and is licensed by the State of Oregon as both a substance abuse and mental health treatment program. The Joint Commission on Accreditation of Health Care Organizations (JCAHCO) accredits the program.
The company also operates Santiam Crossing School, an outdoor therapeutic school and Oregon Transition Homes. For more information, please visit the web site at www.http://www.cfreer.com or call (800) 390-3983.
About Humboldt State University
Humboldt State University is the northern most campus of the California State University system. It is a comprehensive university offering a range of bachelor and master degrees. The Master of Social Work program is fully accredited by the Council on Social Work Education. Learn more at: http://www.humboldt.edu.
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Two recent assaults on the Humboldt State University campus have had many students acting a bit more cautiously as they walk through the area at night.
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A Humboldt State University graduate student and three HSU alumni worked as part of a grant team to get $4.4 million in federal stimulus funding for the development of the North Coast Energy Independence Program.
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ARCATA – Two Humboldt State University professors team up with Communication students to put the Internet on trial in a debate on March 3, 2009 in the bottom of the J, on HSU campus, at 5:30pm.
The jury – you.
The debate will center on whether the internet has improved or diminished our quality of life.
Marcy Burstiner, Assistant Professor in the Department of Journalism and Mass Communication, with over ten years of experience as a business news journalist, is debating Associate Professor Eric Van Duzer who has spoken on behalf of retaining the Applied Technology Department at HSU.
The two student debaters are: Krystina Thurin, who has been in debate for over three years and technology activist Ian Sidle, a Communication major who thrives on internet technology.
The Internet is a relatively new invention in the history of human beings, but much like fire, it has the potential to be abused as easily as it is used to improve life.
This event is being put on by the Communication Department’s Capstone class, sponsored by the Communication Club and HSU Housing.
Snacks will be provided.
For more information, contact:
Giordana Rock, (831) 915-9868
mngo2tngo@sbcglobal.net
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