In Memoriam — Iris O. Moremen
Iris O. Moremen, who served as a physician in CSUF’s Student Health and Counseling Center from 1968 to 1988, died Feb. 20.
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Fostering Vietnamese Dual Language Programs in Schools
“The Roles of Parents, Community and Educators in Supporting Vietnamese Dual Language Immersion Programs” will be presented March 29, co-hosted by CSUF’s National Resource Center for Asian Languages.
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Woolverton Comes Back to CSUF, Moves Female Characters Forward
The alumna, who wrote the screenplays for “Maleficent,” “Beauty and the Beast” and other films, will host an open forum March 21.
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American Studies Students’ Research Highlighted in Symposium
March 20 symposium focuses on Beyoncé, fraternity humor, racial movements and rape culture.
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Talk With Former Sen. Barbara Boxer Launches Humanities Week on Campus
Sen. Boxer will discuss her 30-year career on The Hill and her book “The Art of Tough,” March 20.
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Alumna Meagan Holder Hits the Big Leagues on TV
The theatre arts alumna dishes on her favorite professors, shares advice for acting students and reveals what she loves about her show, “Pitch.”
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Examining the Legacy of California Historian Kevin Starr
A CSUF researcher is leading a two-year study of Kevin Starr’s eight-volume series, “Americans and the California Dream.” Starr, who served as California’s state librarian for 10 years, died in January.
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Titan Designs High-Tech Facility for NBA Kings
Cal State Fullerton alumnus Ramsey Nijem reflects on his first full season as head strength and conditioning coach for the Sacramento Kings.
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Thailand Visit Spurs Cultural Learning
Study abroad experiences, such as the one Titan Abigail Segura enjoyed in Thailand, opens a world of cultural experiences and learning opportunities for students.
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10th Annual Collage Concert Celebrates Student Talent
Two March 18 performances at Meng Concert Hall raise funds for School of Music scholarships.