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The Alumni Association is a major supporter of many campus programs, and works to spotlight the achievements of CSUDH graduates to our current students. A free lifetime membership also lets you take advantage of a wide range of discounts and affinity programs. And did we mention that all of this is FREE for any CSUDH graduate? Join us today!
"After graduating Dominguez Hills, I have continued to work as a Special Education Trainee at an elementary school. I am also working towards becoming an educator in special education and am eager to get there to make more differences in children's lives." - Sara J. (B.S.'19) Los Angeles, CA
I work from home in Los Angeles as a Communications Manager for a VP in Dallas TX. I love my job and happy my CSUDH degree paid off! - Victor R. (B.A. '17) Los Angeles, CA
After graduating from CSUDH. I joined the United States Navy to gain opportunities and see how the military can benefit myself and others across the world. I currently am at my first command VAQ-136, working as a PR (Parachute Rigger) or fully known as an Aircrew Survival Equipment man. I hope to get married soon and move my Carson native fiancé up to Washington for the time being. I hope to finish my Navy career in California, because I definitely miss the California sun. As always I am a Toro. I will never forget the experience and challenges I faced while attending CSUDH. GO TOROS! - Christopher B. (B.A. '18) Oak Harbor, WA
I work from home in Los Angeles as a Communications Manager for a VP in Dallas TX. I love my job and happy my CSUDH degree paid off! - Victor R. (B.A. '17) Los Angeles, CA
After graduating from CSUDH. I joined the United States Navy to gain opportunities and see how the military can benefit myself and others across the world. I currently am at my first command VAQ-136, working as a PR (Parachute Rigger) or fully known as an Aircrew Survival Equipment man. I hope to get married soon and move my Carson native fiancé up to Washington for the time being. I hope to finish my Navy career in California, because I definitely miss the California sun. As always I am a Toro. I will never forget the experience and challenges I faced while attending CSUDH. GO TOROS! - Christopher B. (B.A. '18) Oak Harbor, WA