University Philanthropic Board Announces New Members
Cal State Fullerton’s Philanthropic Board of Governors have named four new community members and announced its 2016-17 executive committee.
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CSUF Health Science Professor Appointed to NIH Review Group
The National Institutes of Health (NIH) recently appointed Sora Tanjasiri, chair and professor of health science, to its Health Disparities and Equity Promotion Study Section of the Center for Scientific Review.
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Summer Research Institute Draws 80 International Students to CSUF
Cal State Fullerton welcomes students from Brazil to collaborate on summer research projects in engineering, computer science and kinesiology.
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2016 Olympics: CSUF Scholar Calls for More Gender Equity
Alison Wrynn, Cal State Fullerton professor of kinesiology, is the co-author of three reports examining gender equity in recent Olympic games. She will give a free, public lecture at the Yorba Linda Public Library on July 27.
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Students to Test Engineering Innovation With Spaghetti Bridges
Future engineers will use their noodles to build spaghetti bridges on Friday, July 22, in Titan Student Union Pavilion.
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McCarthy Award Winner Starts Medical School This Summer
Alumnus Justin Hamman, who started medical school this summer, is a 2016 recipient of the Miles D. McCarthy Health Professions Award, a University award, which recognizes high academic achievement, integrity and a commitment to serve humanity.
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3-D Geography: Augmented Reality Sandbox Brings Maps to Life
CSUF student Greg Beringer builds portable sandbox as an interactive topographic map.
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Expanding Classroom Borders
This summer faculty members are keeping busy abroad and stateside.
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Cooper Center Event July 17 Focuses on Fossils, OC’s Past
“From Dinosaurs to People: Reliving Orange County’s Past” will be presented Sunday, July 17, by the Cooper Center and OC Parks.
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‘Endangered Alphabets’ on Display at Pollak Library
The Pollak Library presents Tim Brookes’ wood carvings of endangered scripts from July 15 to Sept. 23 in the Salz-Pollak Atrium Gallery.