Duke Ellington’s “In a Sentimental Mood” (1935) — performed by saxophonist Teodross Avery - 2018

What is politics, really? 🗳️ In this episode of Quick Civics, Professor Halenburg breaks down what politics means beyond elections and politicians. Discover how power, resources, and everyday decisions all tie into political life—and why politics isn’t just about government, but about how we share and negotiate in society every day.🎓 A clear and relatable explanation of politics—perfect for students, voters, and anyone curious about how democracy works.#QuickCivics #WhatIsPolitics #CivicsEducation #USGovernment #PoliticalScience #Democracy #PowerAndPolitics #GovernmentExplained

🌍 In this episode of the Office of International Education Podcast at California State University, Dominguez Hills (CSUDH), host Dr. Hamoud Salhi sits down with Dr. Terry McGlynn, Professor of Biology and Chair of the Academic Senate. Discover how Dr. McGlynn integrates international research, fieldwork in Costa Rica and Australia, and student mentorship into his teaching. Learn how CSUDH supports global learning, undergraduate research, and international collaboration—making it a welcoming home for students from around the world.🎓 A must-watch for international students and future researchers interested in science, study abroad, and global education.#CSUDH #GlobalDH #InternationalEducation #StudyAbroad #ResearchOpportunities #Biology #TropicalResearch #HigherEd #StudentSuccess #CulturalExchange

A 2,500-year-old ceramic figurine from Xanab Chak (northern Yucatán) is rewriting early Maya history. In this Quick Dig, Dr. Ken explains why this preclassic find—dated 700–500 BCE—is the earliest figurine this far north, what it reveals about long-distance cultural networks, and how small villages shaped the rise of Maya civilization. Expect clear context, stunning insights, and what’s coming next from the 2025 season.#Archaeology #Maya #Yucatán #PreclassicMaya #XanabChak #Mesoamerica #AncientHistory #CeramicFigurine #ElMirador #SanBartolo #QuickDig #Fieldwork

🎓 Start Your Accounting Journey at CSUDH! 📊Whether you're pursuing a full Master of Science in Accounting, looking to enhance your skills with an Accounting Certificate, or exploring our Accounting & Finance Department, CSUDH has the program to meet your goals.Our Accounting program is designed for students aiming to thrive in private industry or government/non-profit sectors. You’ll gain a strong foundation in:✔️ General & Cost Accounting ✔️ Income Taxation ✔️ Government & Non-Profit Accounting ✔️ Auditing ✔️ Business LawGraduates are well-prepared to pursue professional certifications like the CPA, CMA, CIA, and CFM with additional study and review.🔗 Learn More: 📌 MS in Accounting: https://www.csudh.edu/accounting-ms/ 📌 Accounting Certificate: https://catalog.csudh.edu/academics/business-administration/accounting-certificate/ 📌 Department Info: https://www.csudh.edu/cbapp/departments/accounting-finance/💼 Build your future today at CSUDH!

What is Prop 50, and how could it change California’s voting maps? 🗳️ In this episode of Quick Civics, Professor Hannenburg explains how gerrymandering shapes elections, what Prop 50 proposes, and what a yes or no vote really means. Learn how district lines, political power, and your vote are all connected—and why this ballot measure matters for California’s democracy.🎓 A clear, nonpartisan breakdown of Prop 50, gerrymandering, and redistricting in California.#QuickCivics #Prop50 #Gerrymandering #CaliforniaPolitics #CivicsEducation #Elections #Redistricting #VotingRights #Democracy