CSUF’s Department of History presents a Nov. 15-16 symposium focusing on digital humanities, an area of study that approaches humanistic questions through such technologies as mapping, augmented reality and textual analysis.
A new leadership development program has a small group of faculty members exploring what it means to be a leader and what qualities do they need to take up leadership roles.
Renown scholar Paul Apodaca delivers keynote address focusing on the theme “We Are Still Here” at Cal State Fullerton’s Native American Heritage Month reception.
Is the flu vaccine for you? We asked a CSUF expert about the flu and the benefits of the flu vaccine.
A Cal State Fullerton professor of political science takes students to Italy each summer, where they learn about the complexities of the worldwide refugee crisis.
Although highly trained, when nurses enter an examination room, they may face individuals who are scared, in pain or confused. Beyond finding out what the symptoms may be, nurses must be able to question, explain and respond in a manner that provides comfort and is easily understood. CSUF nursing students are now getting this kind of experience through the standardized patient program.
A memorial service for Carolyn Johnson will be held at 11 a.m. Friday, Dec. 8 at First Lutheran Church, 215 N. Lemon St., in Fullerton. A luncheon will follow.
Education Week Nov. 13-16 features events and activities for the teaching profession.
The Cal State Fullerton student team led by Eric Hoang did not let a snafu of their custom-built trebuchet squash their competitive spirit at the 10th annual Pumpkin Launch. The team won second place and CSUF’s Society of Women Engineers tied for third.
Beginning next January, students at Cal State Fullerton have another choice when they select their college courses: to pick classes that offer free digital materials or low-cost print versions.