Students Engineer Treatment System to Remove Drug From Water Supply
Environmental engineer Sudarshan Kurwadkar and his students designed and built an innovative hybrid system to remove carbamazepine, a commonly prescribed drug, in water sources.
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Mihaylo Faculty Members Share Innovative Teaching Tools at Annual Financial Literacy Conference
CSUF experts will share numbers games and stock strategies from a rigorous finance curriculum at the July 30 and 31 conference for middle and high school teachers.
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Nursing Students Gain Insight Into Serving Rural Communities
Cal State Fullerton graduate-level nursing students are broadening their nursing skills by serving in underserved rural communities. The Rural-WOMANS program is a result of a partnership between the university’s School of Nursing and Mountains Community Hospital and Rural Health Clinics.
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This Spaghetti Bridge Is a Record-Breaker, Holds a Whopping 209 Pounds
High school students from the region participated in this summer’s Engineering Innovation, where teens got hands-on experience and insight into engineering careers.
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High School Students ‘Upward Bound’ and SAT-Ready
The Upward Bound program at CSUF offers two-week SAT prep course and college-ready critical thinking skills workshops for first-generation college-bound high school students.
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Teachers Summit Helps Educators Get Creative to Motivate Student Learning
The 2018 Better Together: California Teachers Summit is July 27 at more than 30 locations across the state, including at CSUF, for a day of learning led by teachers, for teachers.
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Titans Primed for Doctoral Programs
Four CSUF graduates will continue their educational journeys this fall with support from the Chancellor’s Doctoral Incentive Program.
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Strategic Plan, General Education on the 2018-19 Academic Senate Docket
It’s going to be another busy year for the Academic Senate as it tackles such issues as a recent CSU Chancellor Executive Order, finalization of the university’s 2018-23 Strategic Plan and the upcoming reaccreditation review and onsite visit.
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Award-Winning Thesis Research Focuses on Managing Catalina Island’s Bison
Wildlife biologist Calvin Duncan received the university’s 2018 Giles T. Brown Outstanding Thesis Award for his graduate project on using immunocontraception to help control population growth of wild bison.
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DC Scholars Branch Out in Washington
Cal State DC Scholars program adds three new sites for students interning in the nation’s capital.