Cal State Fullerton kinesiology faculty members Lenny Wiersma and Andy Galpin are working with several Tokyo 2020 Olympic hopefuls on everything from sport psychology and strategic planning to diet, strength conditioning and recovery.
Meghan Waymire, political science major, discusses her Cal State Fullerton journey
“My experience interning in Washington D.C. as the Panetta Congressional Intern, has motivated me to continue to pursue public policy and politics post-graduation.” — Meghan Waymire, political science major Being the first in my family to attend college, I would have never expected to have been a part of the fantastic opportunities that Cal State […]
A CSUF religious studies and history major’s senior thesis on anti-Nazi dissident Dietrich Bonhoeffer and the lessons from Finkenwalde Seminary was selected for the Council on Undergraduate Research’s “Posters on the Hill” event.
Jarret Lovell, a Cal State Fullerton professor who teaches a course on “Animals, Law and Society,” answers questions about Netflix’s “Tiger King: Murder, Mayhem and Madness” docuseries.
While coronavirus has forced all students to head home and continue their studies online, the challenges are perhaps most felt by those who major in hands-on arts disciplines, such as glassblowing.
Meet Jin Woo Lee, assistant professor of mechanical engineering, who joined the university this academic year. Before pursuing a career in academia, he designed and manufactured automated packaging machines. Lee’s research focuses on such areas as product and medical device design and engineering education. His teaching interests include design processes, computer-aided design and manufacturing. A […]
At Cal State Fullerton, Titan scientists and their students are doing their part in the fight against infectious diseases to find new approaches and treatments. They are studying how parasites benefit at the expense of their hosts or how bacteria become resistant to antibiotics.
During the coronavirus pandemic, CSUF nursing students are helping the OC Health Care Agency with medical supply distribution, research and health screenings.
While the public is hungrier than ever for news, the pandemic is wreaking havoc on journalists and media organizations. The campus’ student-run newspaper is feeling this tension too.