Campus Faculty, Staff Receive $11 Million in Grants and Contracts
Cal State Fullerton faculty and staff members have garnered $11 million in grants and contracts for the first quarter of the academic year (July 1 to Sept. 30).
Cal State Fullerton faculty and staff members have garnered $11 million in grants and contracts for the first quarter of the academic year (July 1 to Sept. 30).
A corporate veteran, Chethan Srikant realized he wanted something more and shifted gears to become an educator.
Portfolios, mutual funds, annuities — our financial future hinges on decisions we make regarding where and how much of our hard-earned dollars are invested. These topics are areas of research for David Nanigian, associate professor of finance who joined Cal State Fullerton’s Mihaylo College of Business and Economics this fall.
Chethan Srikant has more than 10 years of corporate experience, serving on three different continents as a software developer, IT consultant and marketing strategist. But he had always been interested in teaching. He is now doing so as an assistant professor of management at Cal State Fullerton.
Experts have been predicting that Southern California is overdue for a big quake and today, the California Office of Emergency Services has issued an earthquake advisory through Oct. 4 following a swarm of small quakes in the Salton Sea area.
In a nation where meat, fruit and nuts are often a transnational commodity, efficiency in supply chain management can have a major impact on whether you see certain products on your store shelves. Min Choi, an assistant professor of management who joined Cal State Fullerton this fall, has studied the issue.
Sandy G. Bond, a 25-year real estate veteran from New Zealand, brings her expertise and knowledge to Cal State Fullerton as the new director of its Real Estate and Land Use Institute (RELUI).
Min Choi, CSUF assistant professor of management, discusses the bankruptcy of Hanjin Shipping and how it can be used to teach supply chain management.
CSUF welcomes a continent of academic leaders from Tianjin University of Finance and Economics.
The research endeavors of CSUF faculty members, including studies into coral reefs, financial literacy and race, have been published.