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The
360 Tour
The 360 Tour takes visitors into the heart of SDSU
to interact with people and programs at the point of engagement
between the university and the community, impacting our present
and shaping our future in San Diego and around the globe.
Approximately twice a month groups of six guests,
ranging from business and community leaders to journalists, public
officials and prospective donors, take The 360 Tour. It features
a brief opening presentation by SDSU President Stephen Weber or
another senior campus official, followed by a guided tour around
campus via motorized cart. The tour features three stops where guests
can meet with faculty and students in their facilities for about
20 minutes.
Jessie Knight, president and CEO of the San Diego
Regional Chamber of Commerce, took The 360 Tour and found it had
a profound impact on his view of the campus. "SDSU clearly
has catapulted itself from being a good to a great university,"
he said.
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The Government
and Community Relations team spearheads The 360 Tour program.
For more information on this program,
call (619) 594-6496 or e-mail adolan@mail.sdsu.edu |
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April 30, 2004
San Diego City Councilman Jim Madaffer visits Dr.
William Tong's Laser Lab. Other visitors include Councilman
Madaffer's staff on his right; Chris Matter and Leslie Webb,
Also pictured is Mr. Ruben Mendoza. Prof. Tong's research
efforts include study of high-resolution mass spectrometric
methods and how their potential applications can detect
diseases earlier, better design of cleaner drugs, and more
sensitive detection of pollutants and chemicals inside the
human body and in the environment.
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March 26, 2004
California Senator Dede Alpert receives images on the computer
hook-up in the SDSU Immersive Visualization Center. Dr. Bob
Welty oversees the facility that focuses on scientific and
community problems by combining experts and data from around
the world in real-time. The center focuses on research and
development of communications and homeland security applications.
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January 30, 2004
California Assemblyman Juan Vargas greets Dr. Bob Welty in
SDSU’s Immersive Visualization Center. The center is
one of three visualization labs in San Diego along with ones
at Scripps Institution of Oceanography and the UCSD Supercomputer
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January 23, 2004
Dr. Stanley Maloy's SDSU Center for Microbial Sciences is
a regular stop on The 360 Tour. U.S. Congresswoman Susan Davis
views the high-tech machinery readings at the laboratory.
Visitors see Dr. Maloy and his team of student researchers
in action, whether it's examining how proteins bind to salmonella
DNA or testing methods of fighting killer bacteria. |
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