Are You Addicted to Facebook?
Business professor Ofir Turel explores automatic and uncontrolled use of technologies and discusses the roots of such ‘addictive’ behaviors
Business and Economics
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Introducing Yuhong He
Yuhong He has returned to Orange County where she earned her doctorate. She joined Cal State Fullerton as an assistant professor of information systems and decision sciences last fall.
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Funding Your Big Idea
From wooden bow ties and self-tying shoelaces to documentaries about safe drinking water, thousands of innovators showcase their projects on crowdfunding websites hoping to raise the capital they need to make their entrepreneurial dreams a reality. Three Mihaylo College of Business and Economics’ marketing professors assessed these public pitches to determine what makes an online appeal for funding successful.
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The Gold Standard
Feature about business alumnus Ben Gold, co-founder and president of Quick Bridge Funding.
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Faculty Expertise In Print
CSUF faculty members are in print in recently published books and articles.
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They’re Back! Now Comes the Marketing of the Rams
The Rams are returning to Los Angeles. How will the franchise market the returning football team. Steven Chen discusses.
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Meet Nicholas C. Huntington-Klein
Nicholas Huntington-Klein, assistant professor of economics, brings his research interests in the economics of education, labor and applied economics to the classroom at Cal State Fullerton. He joined the University last fall.
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Recognizing Executive Leadership
Cal State Fullerton’s Center for Leadership is seeking nominations of Orange County or Southern California executives and organizations to honor during its 2016 Leadership Awards Luncheon May 6.
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What’s the Outlook for Commercial Real Estate?
Cal State Fullerton’s Real Estate and Land Use Institute presents its 2016 Commercial Real Estate Forum on the trends and issues coming up for the year.
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Big Data on the Electricity Market
Two Cal State Fullerton business faculty members have found a way to study something we use every day — electric use — and make it a learning experience for students.