03.07 : SF State Extended Learning in Small Business Exchange
Small Business Exchange covered SF State Extended Learning in an article about businesswomen bringing their expertise to the classroom. Read about Andrea Gard, Digital Video Intensive instructor and Sound Effects and Supervising Sound Editor at Skywalker Sound, and other top women teachers. View the article here (PDF). You will need Acrobat Reader to view this PDF file.
02.26 : Radio Alice Sarah and No Name Show Video for 3-Minute Film Festival to be Produced by SF State Extended Learning
Two SF State Extended Learning / Digital Video Intensive (DVI) graduates and instructor Jarid Johnson will be the technical crew producing this year's video of the "Sarah and No Name Show" for the annual Alice 3-minute Film Festival.
SF State Extended Learning will be filming as well as making the story Matty Staudt (Executive Producer of the "Sarah and No Name Show" and Writer/Director of the film) envisioned come to life by editing the material and presenting the final film.
We're thrilled to be offering our graduates this fun opportunity, and excited to be part of the Sarah and No Name team.
02.13 : SF State Extended Learning Granted Project Management Institute (PMI®) Registered Education Provider (R.E.P.) Status
SF State Extended Learning is now a Project Management Institute (PMI) Registered Education Provider (R.E.P.). Project Management Professionals can now earn Professional Development Units (PDUs) for the PMI Continuing Certification Requirements Program. Learn all about the PMI certification in our February 13, 2008 press release.
01.31 : SF State Music/Recording Industry Instructor Inspires as Music Director for the Grammy Awards Pre-Telecast
If the music/recording industry is where a student wants to go, the MRI program can be the bridge to get there. Larry Batiste, MRI instructor, songwriter, and music director for the Grammy Awards pre-telecast, can help students achieve their goals through sharing his professional experience. Get inspired by Larry Batiste in our January 31, 2008 press release.
01.30 : KEAR radio interview with Susan Propst
KEAR radio interviewed Susan Propst, managing director of the SF State Downtown Campus, about the College of Extended Learning. Listen in or read the interview below. (You will need QuickTime to access the following 6.9MB clips.)
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01.14 : SF State Extended Learning Broadcasting from Macworld on BAGeL Radio
San Francisco State University's College of Extended Learning will be broadcasting from Macworld on BAGeL Radio this week. Come see us at Booth #4347, tune in on BAGeLRadio.com, and read all about it in our January 14, 2008 press release.
12.14 : SF State Extended Learning Makes Resolutions Easier to Keep in the New Year
As thoughts turn to resolutions for 2008, many will consider pursuing a promotion at work or changing careers. San Francisco State University's College of Extended Learning has made it easier to keep those promises by offering engaging professional development options with flexible class schedules to suit a busy lifestyle, all in a convenient location in Downtown San Francisco. Find out how to keep your resolutions in our December 14, 2007 press release.
10.30 : A Lifestyle of Learning
SF State Extended Learning brings professionals learning and advancement opportunities that fit their lifestyle. With a dynamic central location and convenient courses, we help students achieve their personal & professional goals. Read all about it in our October 30, 2007 press release, "A Lifestyle of Learning - San Francisco State University Integrates Education into Your Life ".
06.04 : Dean Gail Whitaker Interviewed on KRON 4 Weekend News
Dean Gail Whitaker was interviewed on the Saturday, June 2 KRON 4 Weekend News by film critic & new CEL instructor, Jan Wahl. Digital Video Intensive instructor Andrea Gard was also interviewed. Click play to see the interview below. Learn more about Jan's June 30th class, Critical Analysis for Mass Communications on our site. (You will need QuickTime to view the following 95.7MB video.)