Cal State Fullerton Moves to Remote Classes Due to Storm
Out of an abundance of caution and with the safety of students, faculty and staff as its top priority, Cal State Fullerton will pivot to remote classes on Monday, Feb. 5, 2024.
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California State University to Honor CSUF’s Guardian Scholars Program on 25th Anniversary of Inspired Program to Assist Former Foster Youth
Since its founding in 1998, CSUF’s Guardian Scholars Program has been replicated at the CSU’s 22 other campuses and 90 colleges and universities nationwide.
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Cal State Fullerton Professor Can Discuss Why Many Americans Crave Home Organization
Organizational challenges, American studies professor Carrie Lane said, are a symptom of how overworked and overwhelmed people feel by the demands of their daily lives.
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CSUF Researchers Confirm a Super Bacteria Can Combat Superbugs
Scientist María Soledad Ramírez’s study proved a probiotic strain stopped Acinetobacter baumannii, a multidrug-resistant bacteria that can cause serious infections, from growing.
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Setting Goals for 2024? Cal State Fullerton Marketing Expert Uncovers How Paper Planners Can Help
Paper planners can help users prioritize and organize their tasks, and create backup plans, more effectively.
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Cal State Fullerton Educator’s Research Reveals the LGBTQ+ Teacher Experience as Extremist Groups Target K-12 Classrooms
Research by William Toledo, assistant professor of secondary education, revealed several ways K-12 classrooms can lack inclusion.
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Prospects for Peace
Psychology faculty member Ella Ben Hagai studies conflict resolution and the role of psychology in promoting peace.
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Cal State Fullerton Faculty Member Scott J. Spitzer Available to Discuss Humanitarian Crisis of the Israel–Hamas war
Scott J. Spitzer, associate professor of political science, can speak to the humanitarian crisis resulting from the 2023 Israel–Hamas war.
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House Speaker Ousting Shows How Culture Wars are Shaping Democracy, Republican Party
Stephen Stambough, a Cal State Fullerton professor of political science, studies culture war politics.
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Understanding How to Treat and Possibly Prevent PTSD
Mark Dust, lecturer in public health, researches how people can build physiological and psychological resilience if they experience a traumatic event.