Study Explores Physical, Mental Well-Being of Student-Support Staff
How are California State University staff, who deal with student veterans, those with disabilities, etc., faring when it comes to stress management and self care?
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Lisa Erwin-Davidson Helps Those With Severe Disabilities Communicate
Lisa Erwin-Davidson, assistant professor of communication science and disorders, joined Cal State Fullerton this fall. Her research centers on how young children with complex communication needs and severe disabilities learn core concept words in naturalistic settings. She looks forward to teaching the next generation of speech language pathologists and serving local children and adults with […]
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Big Data Research Program Sees Big Results in Student Success
For five years, students have been receiving exposure to and experience in big data science research — and finding a pathway to future careers.
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Executives to Turn Boardroom Lessons into Classroom Learning
The new Executive in Residence program at Mihaylo College of Business and Economics promises to help bridge the gap between the academic and business worlds by engaging distinguished executives to work directly with students.
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Two Titan Leaders Receive Accolades From Student Affairs Peers
Cal State Fullerton’s Harry Le Grande and Vincent Vigil each received accolades for their exemplary leadership in student affairs at the recent NASPA Region VI conference in Portland, Oregon.
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‘Al Día’ Creates Top-Notch Content and Experiences for Titans
The student-produced Spanish language broadcast, “Al Día,” is providing life-changing opportunities for Titans. And their work is being noticed on a national level.
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Scholar’s Work Is Framed by Korean War
A new book by Susie Woo, associate professor of American studies, examines the postwar lives of Korean children and women.
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Among Those Who Serve: CSU Police K-9s
Four-footed police officers have joined California State University police forces across the state. Among their ranks is Cal State Fullerton’s Glock.
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‘Cli-Fi’ Literary Genre Puts a Human Face on Climate Change
Nicole Seymour, associate professor of English, is working with faculty members across the state to develop tools for teaching climate justice and other issues. The materials will be housed on the newly launched UC-CSU NXTerra website.
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Poisoned by Plastic: CSU Faculty Seek Solutions to Microplastics in the Ocean
Scientists throughout the California State University, including Misty Paig-Tran from Cal State Fullerton, are working on how plastics are affecting the health of the state’s beaches and oceans.