Should you buy or rent in California?
CSUF finance expert Jia Xie comments on California’s real estate market — one reason why the state’s economy is expected to outperform that nation’s economic trajectory.
Business and Economics
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Mihaylo Delegation Builds Bridges Between CSUF and Vietnam
CSUF students took a trip to Southeast Asia to experience the country and its booming economy.
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Small Business Development Center Helps Startups Succeed
At the Small Business Development Center at Cal State Fullerton, student interns conduct free market research for local businesses.
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The Internet: From Distracting to Destructive
Ester Gonzalez, associate professor of information systems and decision sciences, co-authored a study on internet addiction and the warning signs for users.
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To be a Great Leader, You Need the Right Mindset
Ryan Gottfredson, assistant professor of management, discusses his research on what drives leaders.
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Management Scholar Proposes Better Way to Develop Effective Leaders
New research from Ryan Gottfredson, assistant professor of management at Cal State Fullerton, found that improving leaders’ mindsets is key to enhancing their effectiveness. His work broadens the study and training of leaders.
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CSUF – a State and National Leader in Graduating Underrepresented Students
CSUF ranked first in California and second in the nation for awarding bachelor’s degrees to underrepresented students according to Diverse: Issues in Higher Education.
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U.S. News Ranks CSUF’s Online Graduate Programs Among ‘Best’ in Nation
Online graduate-level programs in business, education and engineering offered at Cal State Fullerton rank among the best in the nation — and in California, according to U.S. News & World Report’s annual online programs rankings announced Jan. 14.
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How Climate Change Is Affecting Investment Markets
Carolyn Chang, professor of finance at Cal State Fullerton, studies catastrophe bonds and managing the financial risk associated with natural disasters. Her work is becoming more and more important as climate change brings more frequent and severe disasters.
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Executives to Turn Boardroom Lessons into Classroom Learning
The new Executive in Residence program at Mihaylo College of Business and Economics promises to help bridge the gap between the academic and business worlds by engaging distinguished executives to work directly with students.