Grant Aids Research on Women and Activism
The John Randolph Haynes and Dora Haynes Foundation has chosen the Center for Public and Oral History’s “Women, Politics and Activism” project for a grant.
Campus and Community
-
-
Leaves and Sabbaticals Announced
Fifty-four faculty members have been awarded sabbaticals or difference-in-pay leaves to conduct research, write or travel during the 2015-16 academic year.
-
Recent External Grants and Contracts
California State University faculty and staff members were awarded more than $3.4 million in grants and contracts during the fourth academic quarter.
-
CSUF Hosts Special Olympics Athletes, Coaches
Special athletes and their coaches from five countries will be staying on campus in July as they compete in the Special Olympics World Games.
-
NCAA Woman of the Year Honoree
Class of 2015 kinesiology graduate and former soccer player Adriana Gjonovich has been named the Big West Conference’s honoree for this year’s NCAA Women of the Year award.
-
State Budget Targets Student Success
Statement from CSU Chancellor Timothy P. White regarding budget deal reached June 16 by Gov. Jerry Brown and state lawmakers.
-
New Members Named, Executive Committee Announced for University Philanthropic Board
Three new members and the 2015-16 executive committee have been announced for Cal State Fullerton’s Philanthropic Foundation Board of Governors.
-
Students Help Campus Water-Saving Efforts
Six Cal State Fullerton students have collaborated with the University’s Facilities Operations to save precious water resources — and at the same time, learned valuable lessons from the effort.
-
Vanderhooks Keep It in the Family
While Titan Coach Rick Vanderhook manages the CSUF baseball team at the College World Series, his wife and daughter are busy pumping up the faithful in the stands.
-
Campus Uses Technology to be Efficient and Sustainable
Cal State Fullerton has found technology – for maintaining lighting, irrigation or room temperatures – a help in being efficient and sustainable.