Career center introduces job opportunities through emergency preparedness panel
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Zombie Apocalypse Scavenger Hunt Promotes Disaster Preparedness
Sundial Newspaper (October 25, 2016)
Zombie-clad students roamed CSUN’s campus on Tuesday during the 2nd annual Zombie Apocalypse Preparedness Scavenger Hunt. The event promotes disaster preparedness and gave students an opportunity to gather a variety of free emergency supplies from campus departments.
Humboldt State Alumna Earns White House Recognition
Jenny Novak: Zombie Disaster Prep Earns White House Recognition
Humboldt State University, October 3 2016
A zombie invasion and natural disasters, it turns out, have more in common than meets the eye. And one HSU alumna is using that connection to raise awareness of potential catastrophes in Southern California.
CSUN Emergency Preparedness Manager Jenny Novak receives award from FEMA Deputy Administrator Tim Manning at the White House on Sept. 13. Photo by Phillippe Nobile
CSUN Emergency Manager Awarded by FEMA for Zombie Preparedness
Students shake fear of earthquake disaster
CSUN students practice safety tactics in an earthquake simulator for the “Beat the Quake” event at the Bayramian lawn April 28. From left, Senior Nestor Nieves, Junior Salvador Perez, Senior Kimberlu Antezana, and visiting participant Bridgett. Photo credit: Sarai Henry
Sundial Newspaper, April 28 2016
In 1994, Northridge suffered an earthquake with a 6.7 magnitude. Given the lack of recent earthquakes, it would seem Northridge is due for a tremor, which leaves some individuals on edge.
The mudslides that struck the Antelope Valley area on October 15th, 2015 were violent, sudden, and devastating to those living in the areas affected.
Over 250 CSUN students completed the scavenger hunt, building preparedness kits. Over 70% of the participating students were building their very first emergency preparedness kit.
Jenny Novak
