In Memoriam — Kenneth Ravizza
Kenneth Ravizza, noted sports psychologist and professor emeritus of kinesiology, died July 8.
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Inspiration and Ichthyology: The Science of ‘Finding Nemo’
Misty Paig-Tran, assistant professor of biological science, lends her knowledge of fish and other creatures of the deep to a lighthearted podcast about the science behind popular movies.
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Students Provide Cost-Saving Solutions for Local Business
Business interns apply operations and supply chain management techniques at Safariland, a law enforcement gear supplier.
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Faculty Tenure and Promotions Announced
The Office of Faculty Affairs and Records has announced the tenure and/or promotion of 65 faculty members.
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Campus Prepares Students for Careers in National Security, Intelligence
Seventy-three students have completed CSUF’s Intelligence Community Scholars Program since 2007. The program offers mentoring, networking and advanced study of national security, intelligence, geography and other subjects.
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LA Press Club: Daily Titan in Top Three College Newspapers and News Websites
CSUF’s Daily Titan was a finalist in more college media categories than any other California university in the Los Angeles Press Club’s 2018 SoCal Journalism Awards.
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In Memoriam – Robert ‘Rob’ Fulton
Robert “Rob” Fulton, longtime resident manager of the California State University Desert Studies Center in the Mojave Desert, has died.
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Nursing Programs, Space Research Among Those Receiving Grant Funding
Two nursing programs that expand the range of career opportunities and increase workforce diversity have recently received second-year support of more than $1 million in federal funding.
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In ‘Sex, Crime and Culture’ Class, Students Scrutinize Policies, Practices
Guest speakers run the gamut from survivor to prosecutor to perpetrator to treatment provider in a Cal State Fullerton criminal justice class, taught by sex crimes researcher Alissa Ackerman. The goal is to give students a balanced perspective.
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Decoding the DNA of Aquatic Ferns
Plant biologist Joshua P. Der and his student researchers examined the plant genes of two closely related aquatic ferns, azolla and salvinia — and discovered all of the genes in the DNA sequence. Their research was published July 2 in Nature Plants.