Faculty Members Share Knowledge in Public Forums
Faculty members are sharing their research and knowledge in a series of public events, including a Dec. 7 talk at the Fullerton Public Library.
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In Memoriam —Michael E. Brown
The professor emeritus of political science was known for his research on teenage drug use and his leadership of a free clinic in Long Beach that was one of the first to offer AIDS testing.
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Student Scholars Receive National Awards for Outstanding Research
STEM students were recognized for their outstanding research presentations at the Society for Advancement of Chicanos/Hispanics and Native Americans in Science conference.
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Future Teachers Spread Holiday Cheer to Anaheim Schoolchildren
CSUF’s future teachers partnered with an Anaheim elementary school to bring holiday cheer to children and their families.
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Students Celebrate Winterfest
Associated Students Inc. hosts Winterfest from 1-4 p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 7, with a series of activities.
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New Anthology Commemorates Campus Poetry Tradition
Three CSUF faculty members recently released a collection of poetry featuring artists who have read their work during the University’s annual celebration of National Poetry Month.
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In Memoriam – Dextra Frankel
The professor emeritus of art is credited with developing the University’s exhibition design program.
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Campus Celebrates Opening of Investment Center
Cal State Fullerton’s Mihaylo College of Business and Economics is celebrating the completion of a new, state-of-the-art investment management center that creates an environment similar to that found in major financial institutions, including access to Bloomberg terminals.
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Five Emeriti Named
Long-time faculty members were honored with the conferral of emeriti status.
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CSUF’s Titan Dreamers Resource Center: An Oasis of Support for Anxious Students
Anxious students uncertain about future with president-elect Trump’s campaign rhetoric that he would reverse program that deferred deportation proceedings against certain young people who were brought to the country illegally as minors but stayed in school and out of trouble.