Chinese Scholars to Learn American Teaching Strategies
A group of Chinese scholars has arrived on campus for a six-month educational sojourn, hosted by the College of Education’s Department of Educational Leadership.
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Migrant Workers to Celebrate Earning a High School Education
Seventy students who have completed CSUF’s High School Equivalency Program, which prepares migrant and seasonal agricultural workers for higher education or improved employment will be recognized in an Aug. 26 graduation ceremony on campus.
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Costume and Makeup Educator: ‘Passion Is a Must’
Kathryn Wilson, assistant professor of theatre and dance, joins the College of the Arts after teaching at UCI and Chapman University.
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NEA Helps Create Music at Zzyzx
Professor of music Pamela Madsen has been awarded grants from the National Endowment for the Arts and New Music USA for a five-movement oratorio.
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Rape Defense Program Set for Fall
In a continuing effort to improve public safety, University Police and Titan Recreation are offering a three-part Rape Aggression Defense program.
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World War II Photography on Display at Fullerton Arboretum
A traveling exhibition from the Japanese American National Museum runs Sept. 10 to Oct. 29 at the Orange County Agricultural and Nikkei Heritage Museum.
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Talk to Focus on Immigration
President’s Commission on Equity and Inclusion to host Sept. 5 event — first in a series of dialogues.
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Summer Construction Creates Better Space Usage
Two summer projects have revamped the look and work areas of two student-centered offices.
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CSUF President: Uphold First Amendment, Yet Challenge Offensive Views Through Civil Discourse and Peaceful Protest
CSUF President advises students to uphold First Amendment rights when challenging offensive protest by engaging in civil discourse and peaceful protest.
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Welcoming the Newest Class of President’s Scholars
This fall, 17 President’s Scholars are becoming Titans and embarking on bright academic careers.