The Perks of Studying Horror
From Frankenstein to the Joker, Cal State Fullerton professors the discuss monsters in literature and film — and what studying them reveals about broader issues and fears in American life.
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Titans to Host, Take Honors at Public Relations Conference
CSUF public relations students and faculty are playing a significant role in this year’s Public Relations Society of America International Conference in San Diego.
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Learn About Nighttime Wildlife at Tucker’s ‘Creatures of the Night’
Spend the day at Tucker Wildlife Sanctuary Saturday, Oct. 26, for a daytime look at nighttime animals. “Creatures of the Night,” held from 9 a.m.-5 p.m., features guided nature hikes about the animals that live at Tucker and family-friendly activities such as pumpkin-carving, crafts and more.
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Historian Explores Human Migration at the U.S.-Mexico Border
Margie Brown-Coronel, assistant professor of history, will offer historical context to current circumstances at play on the U.S.-Mexico border during an Oct. 21 talk at the Fullerton Public Library.
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Scholars Program Builds Community of Diverse First-Year Students
Cal State Fullerton’s new Tuffy’s Graduation Scholars program is a cross-divisional initiative to guide first-year students every step of the way during their Titan college journey. Launched this fall semester, the program is a collaborative effort between the divisions of Student Affairs, Academic Affairs and Information Technology.
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EMBRACE Promotes Cultural Sensitivity, Workforce Diversity in Nursing
Cal State Fullerton’s School of Nursing program, EMBRACE, promotes attributes like cultural sensitivity and workplace diversity.
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‘Breaking Gender Stereotypes in Violence Prevention’ Focus of Conference
“(MEN)toring for Change: Breaking Gender Stereotypes in Violence Prevention” is the theme of the Oct. 25 Cal State Fullerton Violence Prevention Conference in Titan Student Union Portola Pavilion. The event is free and open to the public.
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Alum Returns to Alma Mater as New Art Gallery Director
“A successful exhibition is one that empowers the viewer at many entry points,” says Jennifer Frias, the 2014 MFA art-art design alumna who returned to campus this fall to serve as art gallery director. She speaks as she sits just inside the Begovich Gallery, looking over the artwork currently on display in “A Place for Everything and Everything in Its Place.”
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In Memoriam — Wacira W. Gethaiga
During his 36 years of service, the professor emeritus of Afro-ethnic studies helped establish the university’s African American Resource Center. Funeral services will be held Oct. 18 at Loma Vista Mortuary in Fullerton.
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Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation Commission Visits Cal State Fullerton
Members of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Postsecondary Value Commission visited CSUF last week to better understand the value of al college eduacation.