Alumna’s Career Blasts Off to Transport Astronauts in Space
Cal State Fullerton alumna Stephanie Lu overcame adversity early in her life escaping communist Vietnam to launch a career in space exploration.
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Learning From Inclusive K-12 Education in Germany, Haiti
Students work with inclusive K-12 classrooms in Germany and Haiti through a virtual study abroad opportunity.
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Creating a Welcoming and Safe Climate for CSUF’s Asian Pacific Islander Community
With the Asian Pacific Islander community continuing to face discrimination, racism and violence, the university is challenging faculty, staff and students to take a pledge of solidarity.
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Faculty Share Knowledge Through Publications, Presentations and Honors
Cal State Fullerton scholars have recently published, presented and been recognized on a wide array of subjects.
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Women in Politics: Elected Officials Remember Their Path to Public Service
Four Cal State Fullerton alumnae share how their alma mater prepared them to serve as local and state elected officials.
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Eight Campus Members Granted Emeriti Status
Eight faculty and staff have been awarded emeriti status for their service to Cal State Fullerton.
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$650,000 Grant to Attract, Retain and Graduate Women in Computer Science
To address the gender gap, remove barriers and increase the number of women graduating in computer science at Cal State Fullerton, the university has been awarded a $650,000 “Best Practice” grant from the Center for Inclusive Computing at Northeastern University. The grant project supports increasing the number of women in computing through a focus on […]
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U.S. Poet Laureate Joy Harjo Presents her Work in Virtual Presentation Sponsored by ‘We Stand Together’
Campus members are invited to a special virtual presentation featuring sitting U.S. poet laureate, Joy Harjo, Tuesday, April 6, 3-5 p.m. The event is sponsored by “We Stand Together,” a national coalition of presidents and chancellors from 14 universities, of which President Virjee is a member.
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Finding the Beauty in my Uniqueness
I was fortunate to be born and raised in the San Francisco Bay Area, where it’s so diverse. Growing up, it felt good to see people who looked like me and to get to know those who were different. My parents also instilled in me the idea that it’s OK to have friends that don’t […]
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Disney Princesses: New Feminist Icons?
Animated films show some progress in female portrayals and messaging, but still have a long way to go, says research by Steven Chen, associate professor of marketing.