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.
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CSUF Hosts Teachers Summit
Teachers will gather at CSUF and the Irvine Campus on July 29 for the second annual Better Together: California Teachers Summit, a free statewide day of learning and networking that is open to all California preK‐12 teachers, teacher candidates, school administrators and other educators.
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Titans Study Abroad in Mexico
Spending two weeks in Mexico this summer, a group of Cal State Fullerton students are studying topics like immigration, child development and art.