Monsters in the Classroom: Teaching Can Be a Scream
‘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.
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A Leg Up for Dancers
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.
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New Military Science Leader to Focus on Ethics, Compassion
Ready to train future Army leaders, Maj. Jesus Cruz joins Cal State Fullerton as chair and professor of military science.
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Free Lectures for Curious Minds
CSUF faculty experts headline the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute’s popular Eclectics lecture series, beginning Sept. 12.
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Titan Researchers Aim to Build Resilience in Local Families
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.
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Bracing for ‘The Big One’
While California prepares for the next big seismic force, Cal State Fullerton experts are shaking things up in earthquake research.
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CSUF Researchers Explore Influence of Walt Disney Co.
Students and faculty members examine the Walt Disney Co. from a variety of academic perspectives, including communications, business, arts and history.
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Faculty Receive Recognition for Service and Achievement
Among recent honors and awards given to Cal State Fullerton faculty members is an award for an outstanding debate coach and appointment as president-elect of a national organization.
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New Chiller and Autoclaves Installed on Campus
Cal State Fullerton is helping keep its students, faculty and staff cooler this summer and making the University more energy efficient — with the installation of a new chiller and autoclaves — all part of a project that will address increasing demand and update an aging system.
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Korean Ceramics Exhibition at Fullerton Arboretum
The “Echoes of Buncheong Ceramics” exhibition comes to the Orange County Agricultural and Nikkei Heritage Museum Aug. 5-26.