Cal State Fullerton’s fall theater lineup begins with “bee-luther-hatchcee,” a tale of an editor who has published an autobiography of a reclusive 72-year-old black woman whom she has never met.
Farnaz Esnaashari-Charmatz says CSUF’s challenging curriculum prepared her for work realities as the creator and executive producer of “Shimmer and Shine” on Nickelodeon.
The Friday, Aug. 24, forum brings together professionals from the entertainment arts and technology fields to teach students about the growing range of in-demand career options available in entertainment technology.
The College of the Arts’ painting and drawing program strikes the right balance between conceptual and technical skill-building — and alumni such as Chris Gwaltney and Gabriela Castillo are a testament to this formula.
The professor of music emeritus and former vice president for academic affairs — and the first woman to hold a vice presidency at Cal State Fullerton — died June 25.
Among the recent professional activities of CSUF faculty is an exhibit of illustrations by artist Cliff Cramp at the Great Park Gallery through Aug. 19, and Tenzin Dorjee’s chairmanship of the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom.
Vocalist and actor Erin McNally is coming back to her alma mater for a June 23 performance benefitting theatre arts students.
CSUF’s Division of University Advancement is the recipient of a CASE Circle of Excellence gold award for “Frankenstein,” a multimedia piece published online in fall 2017.
CSUF President Framroze Virjee meets with civic, business and community leaders in Santa Ana, where the university has developed multiple connections.
Faculty leaves and sabbaticals have been awarded for projects ranging from studies into herbicides in water and the psychological concept of courage, to writing books on student activism and Bruce Springsteen’s conception of the American dream.