Roots and Ladders: Using DNA to Trace Family History
In conjunction with National DNA Day, CSUF’s Pollak Library hosts an April 25 workshop focusing on family history research.
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Transracial Adoption, Memory and Down Syndrome are Topics for Annual Psychology Day
Annual event also features panel discussions on graduate school and finding internships.
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Grants Fund Biological and Geological Research, Teacher and Workforce Development
Cal State Fullerton has garnered more than $2 million in grants and contracts through the third quarter of the academic year ending March 30.
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‘Doorway to’ Joe Coleman at the Begovich Gallery
The exhibition opens Saturday, April 8, and includes some of Coleman’s older works, as well as his latest, “Doorway to Joe” and “Doorway to Whitney.”
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‘Kissing Bug’ Parasite Study Searches for Drug Therapy
Graduate and undergraduate students are working with biological science faculty mentor Veronica Jimenez to find treatment options for a parasitic infection.
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Student Research and Creative Activities to be Showcased
Cal State Fullerton to hold a student research and creative activities program to highlight student efforts.
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Prepping for Greatness at the Financial Literacy, Economics and Business Olympiad
Students from area high schools are flexing their business knowledge and acumen, getting ready for this year’s Olympiad for Financial Literacy, Economics and Business sponsored by Cal State Fullerton’s Center for Economic Education.
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World Health Day: Campus Experts Talk About Depression
One of the most commonly diagnosed mental disorders, depression is the theme of this year’s World Health Day on April 7.
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Campus to Celebrate Earth Week 2017
Programs that focus on how to live and work in a more sustainable world, including a bike festival, commuter fair and farmers market, will be held in celebration of Earth Week at Cal State Fullerton.
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Poets Welcome Here
Contemporary poets Jennifer Givhan, Phillip B. Williams and Amy Uyematsu will share their work during an April 18 poetry reading event in the Pollak Library. A community reading will follow.