Cal State Fullerton’s Office of Faculty Affairs and Records announced the tenure and/or promotion of 71 faculty members. Recipients are listed by college with their new titles, effective Aug. 17. Promotion ArtsCarol Ashley, professor of artDustin Barr, professor of music Katherine Reed, professor of musicJamie Tucker, professor of theatre and dance Business and EconomicsMohammad Habibi, professor […]
Receiving a breast cancer diagnosis before age 40 can come with unique challenges. As breast cancer incidence rises among this population, many women fall outside routine screening guidelines and may experience delays in receiving care. At Cal State Fullerton, psychology major Cindy Do is helping researchers better understand why. Mentored by Alice Lee, associate professor […]
The Employee Wellness Program is in full swing over the summer as Titan faculty and staff are taking time out of their day to be physically active. Program members can be found lifting weights, swinging kettle bells, running on the treadmills or relaxing during yoga. During open gym sessions, kinesiology graduate students guide faculty and […]
In an interview with LGBTQ Archives, Austin Nation, associate professor of nursing, shared his story of resilience and transformation. The YouTube channel, which has more than 18,000 subscribers, documents and shares the stories and experiences of the LGBTQ community. Diagnosed with HIV/AIDS at the age of 26, Nation faced his own mortality until the release […]
Dallas Stout, CSUF alum and lecturer in child and adolescent studies, donated his collection of historical Boy Scouts of America books to the Pollak Library’s Special Collections. The collection of over 160 books includes early editions of the “Boy Scout Handbook,” “Patrol Leader Handbook” and “Scout Master Handbook.” It also includes nearly 40 early Boy […]
Cal State Fullerton Professor of Kinesiology Pablo Costa co-authored a review of 10 research studies examining the effects of resistance training in individuals with lower-limb amputation. Published in the Journal of Functional Morphology and Kinesiology in 2023, the article identified resistance training as beneficial for that population. According to Costa, a certified strength and conditioning […]
Over the past decade, the graduate and science entry pipeline programs, Big Data Discovery and Diversity-Research Education Advancement and Partnership program and its successor, the Neurocognitive Aging & Analytics Research Education program, led by Archana McEligot in partnership with the USC Stevens Neuroimaging and Informatics Institute, have successfully mentored six cohorts of students toward graduate school and […]
Over spring break, 18 kinesiology students visited Aotearoa New Zealand to better understand the deep connections between sport, society and cultural ideologies. Students learned how to play New Zealand national sports of netball and rugby, participated in the most popular action sport of surfing, and met with Paralympics NZ, Sport NZ and University of Waikato […]
Members of the Employee Wellness Program are breaking up their week by taking a walk, and faculty and staff are invited to join. As part of the Wednesday Walk event series, campus community members will lace up their walking shoes and take time to revitalize their minds and bodies. Walking outdoors with others has the […]
On Feb. 21, Cal State Fullerton students in public health and human services participated in a health and social justice walking tour in Little India in Artesia. The Little India tour was collaboratively designed by CSUF faculty members Mojgan Sami and Sapna Chopra, CSUF alum Carol Ogbedeagu, South Asian Network community organizers Leena Mumtaz and […]