The Patrons and Emeriti Book Sale Center end-of-semester sale will take place May 8-11 (M-Th), from noon to 5 p.m. each day. There are three ways to save: 1) half-off all items, 2) fill a smaller bag for $5 or a larger bag for $10 (bags provided by the Book Sale Center). The Book Sale […]
A special event, “Professions and Majors in Health Care Fair,” will allow students to connect with professionals working in the health care and behavioral health care fields. Representatives from Kaiser Permanente, Providence Health System, OC Health Care Agency, Hoag Hospital, and more will be on campus from 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. on May 8 […]
Twelve public health undergrad and graduate students recently attended the CSU-wide Health Policy Conference at the California State Capitol in Sacramento, CA on April 17-19. More than 200 students in public health or health sciences from campuses throughout the CSU attended this year’s conference, the first to be held fully in-person at the Capitol since […]
With its Student Writing Mentorship Award, the Writing Across the Curriculum (WAC) program honors faculty who go above and beyond their normal job duties to mentor their students in disciplinary writing. This year, the WAC Committee is excited to honor Chelsea Reynolds. Reynolds is an associate professor of communications and an affiliate faculty member in […]
By Daniel Coats ’15, ’18 In 2023, the economic landscape is not only mixed but rather confounding, with an unusually large level of uncertainty regarding the near-term outlook. Though below its peak, inflation remains at much higher levels than today’s generations are used to. But many economists, businesspeople and lay people anticipate an economic recession. […]
During her time at CSUF, Sydney Washington studied both psychology and kinesiology. She was also a supplemental instructor for intermediate statistics and worked at the Social Science Research Center. She has researched the detrimental psychological impacts of stereotype threat at UC San Diego and last summer, she worked at UC Berkeley’s Cognitive Neuroanatomy Lab. Chosen to become […]
Two Titans are among 12 doctoral students from across the country who have been selected for the 2023-24 American Political Science Association’s Diversity Fellowship Program, which is designed to uplift aspiring political science scholars from traditionally underrepresented racial and ethnic groups. Jalen Ward ’20 (B.A. political science) and Benjamin Soto ’22 (M.P.A.) are the second […]
Mentoring students through writing projects can boost students’ academic and professional success. CSUF’s Writing Across the Curriculum Program invites students, faculty, and staff to nominate faculty for the Student Writing Mentorship Award. Eligible faculty will have mentored student writers above and beyond class assignments, demonstrating a constructive, positive, and inspiring attitude. Award winners will receive […]
The Denmark Short-term Study Abroad Program is open to students in the following areas: Graphic and Interactive Design, Creative Photography and Immersive Media, Entertainment Art and Animation, Illustration, Computer Animation, and Game Art. The program runs from May 29–June 9, 2023. Students enrolled in this program will be working with students from the University College […]
Students interested in becoming a Sally Casanova Pre-Doctoral Scholar are encouraged to attend a virtual workshop before the January 2023 application deadline. The scholarship program provides funding for students interested in applying to research doctoral programs. The deadline to submit a draft application is Jan. 27 for students who are juniors, seniors, or current graduate […]