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(3:00) Amidst dire reports about the health of the world’s coral reefs, California State University, Northridge marine biologist Peter Edmunds and a team of researchers have found coral reel “oases” that provide hope that all is not lost for these beautiful ecosystems.Edmunds and his colleagues have developed a framework for identifying specific coral reefs, oases, in the world’s ocean where corals appear to be thriving. They hope their findings will encourage further study into why these small communities of corals are surviving while so many more are not, and inspire efforts to identify similar “oases” in other ecosystems.Resources: CSUN College of Science and MathCrew: Filmed by: Rachael Howery and Edson Santos-Davila Edited by: Edson Santos-Davila Music by: The Music Bed (licensed with permission)© 2018 California State University, Northridge

(2:06) Congratulations Class of 2018!Once a Matador, Always a Matador.Written by Rachael Howery and Edson Santos-davila Edited by Edson Santos-davila Filmed by Bryan Rodgers, Rachael Howery and Edson Santos-davila Voice Over: Taylor Scott© 2018 California State University, Northridge

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(2:00:56) Description: 2018 Commencement ceremony for the College of Health and Human Development, Part II (Health Sciences, Kinesiology, Nursing, Physical Therapy, and Recreation & Tourism Management)California State University, Northridge - Oviatt Library Lawn May 21, 2018Crew: Video production by CSUN Information Technology Event produced by CSUN Student Affairs© 2018 Trustees of the California State University

(2:21:03) Description: 2018 Commencement ceremony for the College of Health and Human Development, Part I (Child & Adolescent Development, Comm. Disorders & Sciences, Environmental & Occupational Health, Family & Consumer Sciences, and Health & Human Development) and the College of HumanitiesCalifornia State University, Northridge - Oviatt Library Lawn May 21, 2018Crew: Video production by CSUN Information Technology Event produced by CSUN Student Affairs© 2018 Trustees of the California State University

(2:11:56) Description: 2018 Commencement ceremony for the Michael D. Eisner College of Education and the College of Social & Behavioral Sciences Part II (Anthropology, Geography, and Psychology)California State University, Northridge - Oviatt Library Lawn May 20, 2018Crew: Video production by CSUN Information Technology Event produced by CSUN Student Affairs© 2018 Trustees of the California State University

(1:56:41) Description: 2018 Commencement ceremony for the College of Social & Behavioral Sciences Part I (Africana Studies, Criminology & Justice Studies, History, Political Science, Public Administration, Social Work, Sociology, and Urban Studies & Planning)California State University, Northridge - Oviatt Library Lawn May 20, 2018Crew: Video production by CSUN Information Technology Event produced by CSUN Student Affairs© 2018 Trustees of the California State University

(2:09:03) Description: 2018 Commencement ceremony for the College of Engineering & Computer Science and the College of Science & MathematicsCalifornia State University, Northridge - Oviatt Library Lawn May 19, 2018Crew: Video production by CSUN Information Technology Event produced by CSUN Student Affairs© 2018 Trustees of the California State University

(2:01) Many are the first in their families to get a college education. Others have used their experiences in the foster-care system as inspiration to aim for the highest bar. Still others came to California State University, Northridge determined to get the tools they need to make a positive impact on the world. The cheers may be deafening this week when more than 11,500 students are expected to take part in CSUN’s 2018 commencement ceremonies. Each student has a personal story of hard work, perseverance and success.Filmed by: Bryan Rodgers & Rachael Howery Edited by: Rachael HoweryMusic by: The Music Bed (licensed with permission)© 2018 California State University, Northridge

(2:01) Many are the first in their families to get a college education. Others have used their experiences in the foster-care system as inspiration to aim for the highest bar. Still others came to California State University, Northridge determined to get the tools they need to make a positive impact on the world. The cheers may be deafening this week when more than 11,500 students are expected to take part in CSUN’s 2018 commencement ceremonies. Each student has a personal story of hard work, perseverance and success.Filmed & Edited by: Bryan Rodgers, Rachael Howery, Edson Santos and Freddy Gonzales Music by: The Music Bed (licensed with permission)© 2018 California State University, Northridge

(2:01) Many are the first in their families to get a college education. Others have used their experiences in the foster-care system as inspiration to aim for the highest bar. Still others came to California State University, Northridge determined to get the tools they need to make a positive impact on the world. The cheers may be deafening this week when more than 11,500 students are expected to take part in CSUN’s 2018 commencement ceremonies. Each student has a personal story of hard work, perseverance and success.Filmed & Edited by: Bryan Rodgers, Rachael Howery, Edson Santos and Freddy Gonzales Music by: The Music Bed (licensed with permission)© 2018 California State University, Northridge

(2:01) Many are the first in their families to get a college education. Others have used their experiences in the foster-care system as inspiration to aim for the highest bar. Still others came to California State University, Northridge determined to get the tools they need to make a positive impact on the world. The cheers may be deafening this week when more than 11,500 students are expected to take part in CSUN’s 2018 commencement ceremonies. Each student has a personal story of hard work, perseverance and success.Filmed by: Bryan Rodgers & Rachael Howery Edited by: Rachael Howery, Edson Santos, Freddy Gonzales Music by: The Music Bed (licensed with permission)© 2018 California State University, Northridge

(2:01) Many are the first in their families to get a college education. Others have used their experiences in the foster-care system as inspiration to aim for the highest bar. Still others came to California State University, Northridge determined to get the tools they need to make a positive impact on the world. The cheers may be deafening this week when more than 11,500 students are expected to take part in CSUN’s 2018 commencement ceremonies. Each student has a personal story of hard work, perseverance and success.Filmed & Edited by: Bryan Rodgers, Rachael Howery, Edson Santos and Freddy Gonzales Music by: The Music Bed (licensed with permission)© 2018 California State University, Northridge

(2:36:16) Description: 2018 Commencement ceremony for the David Nazarian College of Business and EconomicsCalifornia State University, Northridge - Oviatt Library Lawn May 19, 2018Crew: Video production by CSUN Information Technology Event produced by CSUN Student Affairs© 2018 Trustees of the California State University

(2:36:08) Description: 2018 Commencement ceremony for the Mike Curb College of Arts, Media, and CommunicationCalifornia State University, Northridge - Oviatt Library Lawn May 18, 2018Crew: Video production by CSUN Information Technology Event produced by CSUN Student Affairs© 2018 Trustees of the California State University