Global Workshop to Share Importance of Water Flow in Plants
Faculty and student plant biologists will present their research this week at the International Workshop on Sap Flow at the Fullerton Arboretum.
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Congrats to the Class of 2017!
Thousands of graduates and candidates for graduation celebrated their milestone achievement with family and friends during Cal State Fullerton’s commencement ceremonies.
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Students Partner With Boeing to Strengthen Computer Security
Computer science faculty members and students partnered with the Boeing Co. to develop novel ways of measuring the effectiveness of their computer security.
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Chevron Grant Supports Advancing STEM Teacher Preparation
Chevron will fund new project that assists with teacher preparation to implement California’s Next Generation Science Standards Initiative.
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International Insurance Society Recognizes CSUF Program
Cal State Fullerton’s Center for Insurance Studies has been recognized as a Global Center of Insurance Excellence by the International Insurance Society (IIS).
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CSUF to Host North American Sport History Conference
Sport historians will share their research in doping, politics, sports medicine, race, gender and more at a May 26-29 conference hosted by Cal State Fullerton.
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Expanding the Realm of Educational Experience
Students from the Applied Security Analysis Program visit Janus Capital and the experience pays dividends.
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New Application Portal Launches
The California State University (CSU) today announced the launch of a new application portal – Cal State Apply. Beginning June 1, 2017, the current portal, CSU Mentor, will be replaced by Cal State Apply, a streamlined user-friendly application for all CSU incoming freshman, transfer, graduate and international students.
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Protecting Your Nonprofit
CSUF’s Gianneschi Center for Nonprofit Research and the Nonprofit Collaborative of Southern California are jointly hosting a Thursday, May 25, training program, “Protecting Your Nonprofit’s Precious Assets: Learn the Top Five Risks!”
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Pronouncing Shakespeare’s Words, First Amendment Challenges and Other Sabbaticals Announced
Studies into how Shakespeare’s words were pronounced, how the First Amendment was used to challenge government censorship in the 1950s, and how Proposition 13 impacted household property tax burdens and tax revenue are just a few of the proposed projects being undertaken during sabbaticals awarded for the 2017-18 academic year.