Many Americans watched the 2016 Summer Olympics hoping to experience the exhilaration felt by medal- winning athletes. For three Cal State Fullerton faculty members, the exhilaration comes from knowing more about the behind-the-scenes drama, politics, even protests of past games. They have researched the games, predicted them, and helped write the policies that protect the beloved competition and its athletes.
Former high school teacher Alison G. Dover joins CSUF as an assistant professor of secondary education. Her research interests include examining approaches to teaching for social justice within K–12 and teacher preparatory contexts.
University Honors Program lecturer Jason Sexton takes leadership of ‘Boom: A California Journal,’ bringing the University of California Press publication to Cal State Fullerton.
Weekly events including a concert, debate viewing parties and panel discussions will engage CSUF students through Election Day.
Cal State Fullerton’s EPOCHS program was honored Sept. 21 with the “Examples of Excelencia” award for graduate-level institutions by Excelencia in Education! a national organization that promotes Latino educational achievement.
Cal State Fullerton’s nationally-accredited Children’s Center offers a safe and educational place for infants and toddlers of students working to complete their degrees.
Min Choi, CSUF assistant professor of management, discusses the bankruptcy of Hanjin Shipping and how it can be used to teach supply chain management.
Faculty members from diverse disciplines are making their mark via performances and presentations.
California Secretary of State Alex Padilla today announced a historic partnership between the Secretary of State’s office, The California State University system and the California State Student Association via a memorandum of understanding.
Articles and two books by faculty members in engineering, communications and education recently have been published.