In Memoriam — Dick Wolfe
Dick Wolfe, who coached the Cal State Fullerton men’s gymnastics program to three national championships in the 1970s, has died. He was 77.
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Researchers Study Protein to Understand Genetic Disease
Biological science professor Math P. Cuajungco has received close to $1 million in funding, including nearly $400,000 from the National Institutes of Health this year, for his research on a rare inherited disease.
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Second Warhol Foundation Grant for Grand Central Arts Center
The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts has again awarded the center a $100,000 grant, continuing its support of its artist-in-residence program.
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CSU Changes Developmental Education Policy
Policy changes include expanded use of multiple measures for course placement in the first year, the elimination of non-credit bearing prerequisite courses and a revamped Early Start Program that provides students college credit.
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After a Concussion: Supporting Student-Athletes’ Return to Class
Tricia Kasamatsu, assistant professor of kinesiology, focuses her research on concussion management and academic adjustments for students after a traumatic brain injury.
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President Mildred García Presents at Frederick Douglass Global Fellows Celebration
Cal State Fullerton President Mildred García served as a guest speaker during the inaugural celebration of the Frederick Douglass Global Fellows.
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$1.4 Million Grant to Support Advanced Practice Nurse Training in Rural Areas
A new partnership between CSUF’s School of Nursing and Mountains Community Hospital and Rural Health Clinics will place nursing students at a critical access point for communities near the San Bernardino Mountains.
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When Food Goes to Market …
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.
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The Resistance Movement: Studying Bacteria’s Dangerous Evolution
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.
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Educators Share Strategies, Lessons at Teachers Summit
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.