Plague to Parasites
With outbreaks of infectious diseases on the rise — most recently the Zika virus — CSUF scientists are conducting studies to help understand and stop the spread of infections.
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Meet Yuko Okado
Okado earned her doctorate in clinical psychology from Pennsylvania State University previously taught courses at Penn State.
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Faculty Development Center Offers Learning Community
The Faculty Development Center announces the establishment this spring of a learning community to help further cultural competence among faculty members.
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CSUF Elevated to Doctoral/Research ‘R-3’ Designation
Cal State Fullerton has been elevated to “R-3” (research) status by the Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education, in recognition of the University’s evolution from a master’s-level comprehensive institution to one that awards doctorates.
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Digging Into Diversity
The Faculty Development Center hosts “Digging Into Diversity,” a lecture series to help increase awareness about issues, gain insights and ideas, learn new skills to take back into the classroom or office, and meet with other faculty and staff.
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Faculty Presentations Coming Up
Faculty members will be speaking at the Fullerton Public Library and discussing research at an upcoming educational leadership conference.
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New Book, Book Chapter Published
Recent faculty authored works include a book chapter by Mohinder Grewal and a book by Monica Hanna.
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Greening the Campus — And Still Saving Water
Cal State Fullerton is demonstrating that you can do your part to reduce water usage during the state’s drought, without sacrificing aesthetics.
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New Programs Prepare Teachers of English Learners
New programs are being launched in “World Language: English Language Development” to prepare teachers to instruct English-language learners in California’s diverse K-12 classrooms.
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Homecoming Fun and Festivities
Thousands of CSUF alumni and students gathered to celebrate Homecoming 2016 in the Titan Gym Saturday.