Campus, Community Input Sought on Physical Master Plan
Cal State Fullerton invites campus and community members to attend a Wednesday, April 10, Open House to review the proposed master plan for the physical campus.
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Computer Science Students Learn to Expose Threats to Prevent Cyberattacks
A team of Cal State Fullerton cybersecurity students participated in the Technical Security Competition at Cal Poly Pomona and earned second place for their skills to hack a fictitious company’s computer infrastructure to expose potential vulnerabilities.
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Students Invited to Learn About Kaiser Permanente’s New Medical School
Cal State Fullerton’s Health Professions Advising Office is hosting a Thursday, April 11, event about Kaiser Permanente’s new medical school, which is enrolling its first class of students this year and opening in 2020 in Pasadena.
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Theater Professor Leaves Giving Legacy to the Arts
A $100,000 gift from the estate of the late theater professor Dwight Richard Odle will support students in the College of the Arts.
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Arts Week Sparks Creative Expression
Arts Week 2019, taking place April 8-12, includes a packed schedule of visual and performing arts.
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Exposition to Inform and Empower Individuals to Reduce Risk
All are invited to attend Cal State Fullerton Center for Insurance Studies’ Risk Management Exposition April 10 to learn what local officials are doing to address potential dangers, and how individuals can help protect themselves.
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Celebrate Nature This Spring at Tucker Wildlife Sanctuary
Cal State Fullerton’s Tucker Wildlife Sanctuary is offering springtime activities during April geared for families and other nature enthusiasts.
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Anthropologist Granted Fulbright Award to Study Preschool Children in Norway
Nga Nguyen, a Cal State Fullerton professor of anthropology, has received a Fulbright Scholarship to examine how time spent in nature affects Norwegian children’s play behavior and microbial diversity.
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Faculty and Staff Awarded Nearly $3 Million in Grants, Contracts
Cal State Fullerton faculty and staff have been awarded grants and contracts for scientific research and student support programs across the campus.
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Recent Publications Range From Educating Indigenous Tibetan Children, to Youth Vulnerability to Trafficking
The recent work of six CSUF faculty include a book on border cinema and papers on education, engineering and speech issues.