A new way of food delivery and distribution is being explored by a Cal State Fullerton assistant professor of management. The study seeks to find out whether particular forms of contracts increase supply-chain efficiency or create potential abuses.
María Soledad Ramírez and her students are studying how bacteria become resistant to antibiotics. Of particular interest: bacteria deemed a critical “threat to human health” by the World Health Organization.
Ten thousand teachers participated statewide in the third annual Better Together: California Teachers Summit, including about 1,000 educators who came to CSUF. The free day of learning, led by teachers for teachers, was held at 35 host sites across the state.
Through his research on the influence of a learning community, Julián Jefferies, assistant professor of literacy and reading education, wants to open up the academic world to first-generation college students.
‘Monsters in the Classroom’ by Adam Golub, associate professor of American studies shares essays from instructors who use monsters to teach everything from dance to religion.
Trained in the three foundational techniques of modern dance, Cal State Fullerton’s dance faculty brings a unique approach to the University’s dance program.
Ready to train future Army leaders, Maj. Jesus Cruz joins Cal State Fullerton as chair and professor of military science.
CSUF faculty experts headline the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute’s popular Eclectics lecture series, beginning Sept. 12.
A two-year study on resilience at CSUF’s Center for Healthy Neighborhoods is finding a link between parent-child relationships and children’s accumulation of stress over time.
While California prepares for the next big seismic force, Cal State Fullerton experts are shaking things up in earthquake research.