Octopus Study in the Works for Animal Behavior Researcher
Jessie Peissig, CSUF professor of psychology, to give Oct. 11 talk on recent advances in the study of how animals think and perceive the world.
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Campus and Community Join to Celebrate a Life
Past and present campus members, as well as members of the California State University and representatives of state legislative leaders joined together today to celebrate the man and the milestones achieved by the late CSUF President Milton A. Gordon, the University’s fourth leader who served for more than 20 years.
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In Memoriam — Seymour Scheinberg
The chair and professor of history emeritus was a founding faculty member of the College of Humanities and Social Sciences. A memorial service will be held Oct. 3 in Costa Mesa.
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Music Students Sing of Hogwarts
The University Singers and Concert Choir are joining the Pacific Symphony Friday, Oct. 6, and Saturday, Oct. 7, to perform the Academy Award-nominated score from “Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban” while the film plays on a 40-foot screen as part of the Harry Potter Film Concert Series.
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Music Alumnus Comes Back as Band Director
Dustin Barr returns to his alma mater as assistant director of music.
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‘Project Rebound Gave Me a Way Forward After Prison’
A program that has expanded from San Francisco State University to seven more CSU campuses is offering formerly incarcerated college students an opportunity and the resources to succeed in earning a degree.
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President García to Present at BOLD Women’s Leadership Network Summit
Cal State Fullerton president will discuss her path to leader of two CSU campuses as a panelist during the Oct. 6 summit at Rutgers University.
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Writing Across the Curriculum Offers Tools to Faculty to Enhance Students’ Writing Skills
Academic Programs has introduced Writing Across the Curriculum, a new program focused on giving faculty members the tools they may need to assist students in becoming better writers.
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Bowie Researcher Pushes Musicology to the Forefront
Katherine Reed, assistant professor of music, joins the College of the Arts.
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Frankenstein
Students and faculty collaborate behind the scenes and on stage to reimagine a classic.