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For five decades California Lutheran University (CLU) has been a pillar institution in Thousand Oaks. This Fall, CLU will mark its 50th Anniversary with a series of special events spanning the next 18 months. Next spring, the University will host a CLU Community Day Celebration and a series of other special events.
California Lutheran College was incorporated on August 4, 1959, five years before Thousand Oaks officially became a city. With land donated by Conejo Valley rancher Richard Pederson, the son of Norwegian pioneers, the dream of an institution of higher learning became a reality. The ranch's chicken coops were converted into classrooms, and dormitories, and in September 1961, 330 students began classes. The curriculum expanded to include graduate programs in 1970, and the college's name was changed to California Lutheran University in 1986. Today, the university has 3,550 students in its College of Arts and Sciences, School of Education, and School of Business.
Residents can join CLU as it celebrates "Fulfilling Our Promise" by attending events, volunteering for service projects, and sharing their stories about CLU. For more information, go to www.callutheran.edu/50 or call (805) 493-3151.
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