School of Accountancy Established in CSUF’s College of Business and Economics
Cal State Fullerton adds a new School of Accountancy to its College of Business and Economics. The new accounting school is one of only four in California.
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SARAH HILL
Associate professor of political science
Expert in local and California government, public policy, and education policy, Sarah Hill often participates as a panelist in election night media coverage. She can speak to the history and power groups behind the ballot to recall Gov. Gavin Newsom.
MATTHEW JARVIS
Associate professor of political science
Matthew Jarvis studies elections, congress, voting technology, public opinion, campaign finance and the evolution of veto threats.
VALERIE O'REGAN
Professor of political science
Valerie O’Regan has authored many book chapters on women in politics. She can speak to female policy makers’ influence in industrial nations, women in state and national politics, European and Latin American politics and political behavior.
STEPHEN STAMBOUGH
Professor of political science
Stephen Stambough studies political behavior, campaigns and elections and gender politics. He can speak to term limits and women’s representation, political experience and the success of female gubernatorial candidates, culture war politics, and partisan differences.
NANCY SEGAL
Professor of psychology
Nancy Segal has authored more than 120 scientific articles and book chapters in addition to publishing three books on twin studies. Her research focuses on twins separated at birth, the nature of twins’ social relationships, and the behavioral consequences of twin loss. Her fourth book, “Deliberately Divided: Inside the Controversial Study of Twins and Triplets Adopted Apart” will be released in October 2021.
Mira Farka
Associate professor of economics
Expert in financial and monetary economics, forecasting and applied econometrics and applied macroeconomics. Co-director of CSUF’s Woods Center for Economic Analysis and Forecasting.
Anil Puri
Professor of economics
Expert in economic forecasts and policy analysis, economic impacts and environmental issues. Director of CSUF’s Woods Center for Economic Analysis and Forecasting. He also speaks Hindi and Punjabi.
MATTHEW W. KIRBY
Professor of geological sciences
Matthew Kirby researches global climate change with expertise in California’s geological past history of droughts, floods, fires, and vegetation using lake and wetland sediments.
MOJGAN SAMI
Assistant professor of public health
Expert in global and urban health, urban planning, health equity, social justice in health, and the structural determinants of health including projects on active transportation, park access, food sovereignty and environmental justice.
JOE CARLIN
Assistant professor of geological sciences
“Research like ours is important to establish a baseline for natural climate change that was not caused by humans, then we can compare it to climate change today — and ultimately pinpoint the impact by humans, and how we may fix this situation.”
DARREN R. SANDQUIST
Professor of biological science
Expert in how the brittlebush, a desert shrub, is responding to climate change in water availability and temperatures, even in Death Valley. His research on water stress spans 20 years.
Joshua Smith
Professor of physics
Expert in optics and gravitational-wave astronomy. He is the Dan Black Director of the Nicholas and Lee Begovich Center for Gravitational-Wave Physics and Astronomy.
Jocelyn Read
Associate professor of physics
A neutron star astrophysicist expert in black holes, astronomy and physics.
Geoffrey Lovelace
Associate professor of physics
A computational astrophysicist specializing in numerical relativity. His research focuses on using supercomputer simulations to model colliding black holes.
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