Faculty Experts Discuss the Facebook Fallout
CSUF’s social media and marketing experts say this isn’t the first breach for Facebook, but consumers are likely to forget before regulations are in place.
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New Music Ensemble Interprets Professor’s Work at Crystal Cove
The ensemble will perform works from “There Will Come Soft Rains,” composed by Professor of Music Pamela Madsen and supported by a National Endowment for the Arts award.
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Robotics Researcher Wins National Science Foundation CAREER Award
Nina Robson, assistant professor of mechanical engineering, is receiving a $500,000 Faculty Early Career Development Program, known as the CAREER award, to support her robotics research efforts.
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Mindfulness Expert to Deliver Keynote for Heritage Month Reception
CSUF’s celebration of Asian Pacific Islander Desi American Heritage Month begins with an April 3 president’s reception featuring mindfulness educator Charlotte Ái Nguyễn.
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Campus Celebrates National Public Health Week
A wide range of programs, including a documentary, workshops and lectures, is being offered in celebration of National Public Health Week.
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Marine Scientists Study Epidemic Threatening Sea Stars
A mysterious disease known as sea star wasting syndrome has been killing sea stars along the West Coast. Cal State Fullerton marine biologists are studying why.
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From Arts to Sciences: Campus Honors Books by Faculty Authors
From the stage to computers, networking and women in American history — faculty research endeavors can be seen in the numerous books published over the previous year.
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From Australia to Myanmar, Scholars Talk Dance, Human Rights and Vinyl
Faculty members shared their expertise in presentations and training sessions throughout the world.
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In Memoriam — Margaret S. Woyski
Margaret S. Woyski, emeritus professor of geological sciences and associate dean of the School of Natural Sciences and Mathematics, died March 10.
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Titans in Television Broadcasting Return to Mentor ‘Al Día’ Students
College of Communications graduates working in television news return to discuss how CSUF prepared them for careers in a competitive industry.