University Leads in Training Culturally Agile Speech-Language Pathologists
The university has been at the forefront of training culturally competent speech-language pathologists, who are increasingly in demand as America grows more diverse.
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Artists Launch ‘Creative Aid’ for Businesses Struggling During Pandemic
Cal State Fullerton art students, led by faculty member Fernando Del Rosario, launched the Creative Aid project to provide free design services for businesses affected by COVID-19.
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Grant Expands ‘Think Like Einstein’ to Promote STEM Student Success
To expand the introductory course “Think Like Einstein” and further develop novel lower-division curriculum to increase retention and graduation rates of underrepresented STEM majors, Cal State Fullerton has been awarded a three-year, $962,361 National Science Foundation grant.
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Physical Campus Master Plan, Student Housing Project Approved by CSU Board of Trustees
In three unanimous votes, the CSU Board of Trustees approved CSUF’s physical campus master plan, student housing phase 4 plans and the renaming of the Nicholas and Lee Begovich Center for Gravitational-Wave Physics and Astronomy.
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In Memoriam — Gerald P. Rosen
The professor emeritus of sociology, who served Cal State Fullerton for 40 years, is remembered for his groundbreaking study of Chicanos and activism.
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Students Help 102-Year-Old Veteran Use Zoom for the First Time
Cal State Fullerton’s “Introduction to Gerontology” pairs students with seniors to strengthen intergenerational understanding and relieve loneliness between both age groups. Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the program has transitioned to virtual sessions.
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Social Workers Author Report on Opening Schools Safely Amid COVID-19
Gordon Capp, a Cal State Fullerton assistant professor of social work, is the co-author of a new report surveying 1,275 school social workers across the country on issues related to COVID-19.
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Geology Students Rock in Virtual Summer Field Camp
Cal State Fullerton held its first-ever virtual “Geology Field Camp” course, where students still gained valuable knowledge to excel in the geoscience world. The traditional summer field camp was held virtually due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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Why COVID-19 Threatens Student Votes in California
College students are attempting to prevent the decline in voter turnout.
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Titan Researcher Explores History of Anaheim Stadium
Cal State Fullerton alumnus Saul Contreras’ research on the history of Anaheim Stadium helps put into context a recent proposal to develop 153 acres of privately owned land surrounding the stadium.