Farmers’ Markets Coming to Campus
Looking for fresh produce? Check out the farmers’ markets being offered on campus this spring.
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NSM Hosts Science & Math Symposium March 15-18
“Realizing Reality: Shattering Expectations” is the theme of this year’s Science and Math Symposium, keynoted by the hosts of “Mythbusters.”
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More Through Mentoring
CSUF’s Mihaylo College of Business and Economics has established a new program in which graduate students are mentored by working professionals. The goal is a more personal and professional experience as a student and connections with others in their future careers.
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Halting Hackers From Sabotaging Computer Systems
Mikhail Gofman of the ECS Center for Cyber Security discusses computer security and hackers using malware to take control of computer systems.
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Meet Roberto Soto
Among the 2015-16 newcomers to the Mathematics Department is Roberto Soto, who grew up in Southern California.
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‘iSTEM’ Prepares Future Teachers for the Classroom
Teacher candidates are getting the training and high-tech skills they need to teach children in today’s technology-driven classrooms through the College of Education’s “iSTEM Partnership.”
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‘Merry Wives’ Hits the Stage
Sarah Ripper, M.F.A. student in theatre arts – directing, helms William Shakespeare’s “The Merry Wives of Windsor” March 11-26 at Cal State Fullerton’s Young Theatre.
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In Memoriam – Aileen Baron
Aileen G. Baron, associate professor emeritus of anthropology who crafted a second career as a writer of archaeological mysteries, died March 2. She was 90.
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Faculty Speak on Educational Pipeline, Fitness and Speech
Three CSUF faculty members share expertise in presentations at professional conferences.
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Faculty to Share Successful High-Impact Practices
Faculty members from seven colleges will share the successes they have had with high-impact practices Monday, March 14, during the Faculty Development Center’s annual teaching showcase day.