By: Jessica Ferrufino/ Contributor
California State University of Northridge officials dedicated a courtyard in the center of campus to honor the legacy of former CSUN president Blenda J. Wilson on Friday January 31st 2014. Blenda was the individual that brought everything back together after the 1994 earthquake occurred.She wanted the campus to become more diverse and her thoughts, ideas and motives are still being presented today when looking at how the campus has evolved over the last few years. Blenda J. Wilson became the nation’s only African-American woman to head a university with an enrollment of more than 25,000 students. She also launched the Presidential Scholar’s program,”which pairs academically high-performing students with faculty mentors, and refine[s] the university’s strategic planning process” said CSUN Shine Today.
Photos of the Day: CSUN Courtyard
September 23, 2014
In an interview earlier this year CSUN’s former President, Blenda J. Wilson said, “I have to believe that whatever you say about the buildings, the earthquake and work is far secondary to the human relationships and bonding that occurred among us when we were here together”. Photo Credit: Jessica Ferrufino/Contributor
Earlier this year former CSUN President, Blenda J. Wilson said, “Where we are is a magnificent, stunning institution to serve the people of the Valley, the people who are in the Valley, the students who need an excellent university in the Valley”. Photo Credit: Jessica Ferrufino/ Contributor
In an interview earlier this year CSUN's former President, Blenda J. Wilson said, “I have to believe that whatever you say about the buildings, the earthquake and work is far secondary to the human relationships and bonding that occurred among us when we were here together”. Photo Credit: Jessica Ferrufino/Contributor
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