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Cal State East Bay in the News: July 2024

  • BY Cal State East Bay
  • July 1, 2024

Each month the Cal State East Bay News Center will share the media articles featuring the university and its faculty, staff and students. Check back as more articles are added to this running collection. 


Computer science professor Levent Ertaul explains the impact of one error and the reliance on tech. (July 29, 2024 | Global News)


Psychology professor Gretchen Reevy talks about the benefits of pet companionship. (July 26, 2024 | The Mercury News)


Social work professor J.P. Horn says Newsom's order will increase the number of encampment sweeps conducted across the state. (July 25, 2024 | San Francisco Examiner)


History and communications professor Nolan Higdon speaks about the fundraising momentum of Harris' campaign. (July 22, 2024 | San Francisco Examiner)


History professor Casey Sullivan talks about the past and present of election season and what it means now as another Vice President is endorsed or running for the next chair as President. (July 22, 2024 | KPIX)


Communications professor Grant Kien highlights the lessons we can learn from the outage. (July 19, 2024 | Reuters Today)


History and communications professor Nolan Higdon says that although a thorough investigation is needed, there should be caution against politicizing the entire organization. (July 14, 2024 | CBS Bay Area)


Anthropology professor Tony Marks-Block discusses climate change as a human rights issue. (July 12, 2024 | CBS Bay Area)


Professor and licensed therapist Lisa Hill explains 'bed rotting' and discusses healthy habits. (July 9, 2024 | NBC Bay Area)


Construction management professor Farzad Shahbodaghlou talks about Discover Engineering camp. (July 6, 2024 | KCBS Radio)


Public health professor Micheal Schmeltz discusses the risks of high temperatures, especially for children. (July 3, 2024 | Marin Independent Journal)

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