Titan Economists Optimistic on Economic Recovery: Welcome to the ‘Roaring ’20s’
CSUF economists Anil Puri and Mira Farka presented an optimistic outlook for economic recovery as vaccines roll out and the economy reopens.
Business and Economics
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Businesses Must Plan for Climate Change Resilience Now
Wildfires in California. Hurricanes in the Gulf of Mexico. Rising temperatures. Climate change is not a future worry, according to Cal State Fullerton’s Chethan D. Srikant and Atul Teckchandani. It’s here now, and companies need to look at how they are vulnerable to it and implement strategies to mitigate its impact. In their article, “Climate […]
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What Will a Post-Pandemic Landscape Look Like for Nonprofits in Orange County?
On a panel hosted by the Gianneschi Center for Nonprofit Research at Cal State Fullerton, leaders of Orange County nonprofits discussed the sector’s future.
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University Celebrates Faculty and Staff at 2021 University Awards Ceremony
The annual University Awards Program featured fun and sincere appreciation to campus faculty and staff members for their service.
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Finance Scholar to Lead College of Business and Economics
Sridhar Sundaram will join Cal State Fullerton as the next dean of the College of Business and Economics, effective July 15.
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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.
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Business Students Take Top Honors at National Consulting Competition
CSUF MBA students won, and business undergraduates placed second at the National Small Business Institute Consulting Project of the Year Competition.
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Investor Beware: Social Media’s Impact on Online Trading
Research by Lorenzo Bizzi, associate professor of management, explored the issues around combining social media and online trading.
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A Year of Self-awareness Leads to Deeply Personal Journey
The past year forced me to reflect on the nuance of anti-racism. In 2019, the term was almost entirely void from the common vernacular — merely a creative book title or a dismissed demand of activists. One year of hell later, it’s become the verbalized modus operandi. Since the murders of Breonna Taylor and George […]
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Campus Receives More Than $9 Million in Grants, Contracts in Q2
University faculty and staff were awarded more than $9 million in funding during the period October to December 2020.