SBVC & CSUSB Launch Den2Den Student Housing Pathways Program
San Bernardino Valley College and Cal State San Bernardino kicked off a new year of
Den2Den, a housing program that strengthens SBVC students' pathway to CSUSB by letting
eligible Wolverines live in university residence halls and dine on campus.
“Den2Den is the most recent example of the amazing opportunities we create when SBVC
and CSUSB work together,” SBVC President Gilbert Contreras said during the August
21 ribbon cutting at CSUSB’s Arrowhead Village complex.
In addition to housing, the program includes a meal plan and an ID that students can
use at CSUSB's recreation center and library. SBVC students get their own rooms inside
four-bedroom, fully furnished apartment-style units and five meals per week. To participate,
students must be actively enrolled at SBVC and show interest in transferring to CSUSB.
“This is a win-win for all of us,” said CSUSB President Tomás Morales, who told SBVC
students moving in to consider the campus “your home.”
San Bernardino Community College District Chancellor Diana Rodriguez echoed the theme
of home while addressing the students.
“What Den2Den really gives you is peace of mind knowing you have a safe place to live
while working on your studies,” she said.
