Celeste Hull, a biology major at Cal State Fullerton, set her sights on a career in medicine. However, as a first-generation college student, she was unsure about the multitude of paths that could lead her there. It wasn’t until she attended CSUF’s Health Pathways Fair that she discovered an array of unexpected opportunities. “I came […]
Cal State Fullerton’s Neurocognitive Aging and Analytics Research Education program will host three separate training workshop series for students eager to delve into data analytics, aging and Alzheimer’s Disease research. Building on last year’s success, these workshop series will take place throughout February, March and April, each spotlighting unique data analysis techniques and platforms. In […]
Cal State Fullerton’s Health Pathways Fair will be held on March 11 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Titan Student Union Portola Pavilion. All CSUF students interested in the fields of health and behavioral health are invited to attend. The first 250 CSUF students to attend the fair will receive free lunch. The […]
Cal State Fullerton’s Center for Internships and Community Engagement continues the Titans of Community Engagement video series, which highlights high-impact service-learning opportunities across campus. The fourth video in the series centers on the kinesiology course Movement and the Adolescent. This service-learning course includes a collaboration between students, faculty, and the physical education teachers and administrators at […]
Many people set New Year’s resolutions to be active but struggle to maintain that behavior. Gyms that are crowded at the beginning of the year slowly decline in numbers. Staying active is hard. To help campus community members succeed in their physical activity journeys, Cal State Fullerton’s Employee Wellness Program will offer a new group […]
From 9/11 and the Russia Ukraine war to the COVID-19 pandemic and racial injustice, Cal State Fullerton child development expert Shu-Chen “Jenny” Yen has dedicated her work to helping young children make sense of difficult events through storytelling. Her latest book, “Fire, Fire, Go Away: A Social Story About the Wildfires in Los Angeles,” explains […]
As the official counseling honors society at Cal State Fullerton, Chi Sigma Iota: Kappa Omega Chapter has undergone a significant transformation in recent months. CSI positively represents advocacy, excellence and community building for CSUF students. Through dedicated efforts, the club has not only revived its programming, but also doubled its membership. In addition to this […]
Cindy Greenberg, Cal State Fullerton professor emeritus of nursing, was elected to the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education’s Board of Commissioners. Greenberg joined CSUF in 1999 as a tenure-track assistant professor in the nursing department. She was promoted to associate professor with tenure in 2005 and professor in 2010. Transitioning into leadership roles, Greenberg served […]
The advisory committee for the California Pre-Doctoral Program, which consists of faculty and administrators from California State University and the University of California, reviewed 212 student applications this year. Of the 76 students selected, 13 Cal State Fullerton students were named Sally Casanova California Pre-Doctoral Scholars for 2024-25. Each scholar will receive $5,000, pending formal approval […]
Diagnosed with HIV/AIDS at the age of 26, Austin Nation faced his own mortality until the release of the life-extending drug AZT. Now 40 years old, Nation is living his best life as a drag performer and an associate professor of nursing at Cal State Fullerton. His autobiographical show, “Becoming Austin Nation — From Crack […]