Titan’s Home-grown Geographer
The assistant professor of geography received his doctorate in geography through the joint doctoral program between University of California, Santa Barbara and San Diego State University.
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Racial Bias and the Legal System
Russ Espinoza, associate professor of psychology, has determined racial bias in juries’ use of the death penalty.
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Cal State Fullerton Joins Green Billion Dollar Challenge
Cal State Fullerton is partnering in the Green Billion Dollar Challenge.
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Exploring Best Teacher Ed Practices
Best Practices in Teacher Education,” a colloquium for the campus community, Wednesday, May 6, features Nick Henning, assistant professor of secondary education, and Ed.D. candidate Natalie Sartin, lecturer in child and adolescent studies.
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Student Engineers Race to the Top
With the fastest time of 22.01 seconds, electrical engineering students Benjamin Gonzalez and Christopher Suh won first place in the May “Natcar CSUF” competition at Fullerton College. Next: “Natcar UC Davis” on May 23.
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Honoring Executive Leadership
Cal State Fullerton’s Center for Leadership hosts its 2015 Leadership Awards Luncheon May 1. The annual event recognizes organizations for excellence in leadership development, as well as individuals for their executive leadership.
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McNair Scholars Off to Grad School
Ten scholars from the McNair Scholars Program will be graduating this spring and advancing to graduate and doctoral programs all across the country.
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ROTC Cadets Commissioning May 15
U.S. Army cadets from CSUF’s Army Reserve Officer Training Corps will be commissioned May 15 as second lieutenants.
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It’s On Us — to Stop Sexual Assault
Last fall, when President Obama launched the nationwide “It’s on Us” campaign to end sexual assault on university and college campuses, the students at Cal State Fullerton took notice.
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Air Force Faculty Fellowship Winner
Cal State Fullerton environmental engineer Sudarshan Kurwadkar has been selected for the Air Force Summer Faculty Fellowship Program, where he will be working with researchers on the removal of chemical warfare agents in drinking water.