On March 12, the Health Education Pathways Program hosted a Professions and Majors in Health Care Fair in the Titan Student Union Pavilion. The event introduces students to the wide array of professional fields and job opportunities available in health care and behavioral health care, as well as the educational pathways that will prepare them […]
CSUEU members and Cal State Fullerton employees are mourning the loss of a fierce leader – Jacqueline Otis. It is never easy to say goodbye to a family member, and that is what she was to many within the CSU Employees Union and Cal State Fullerton. Otis was known at CSUEU Chapter 317 – Fullerton […]
Diagnosed with HIV/AIDS at age 26, Austin Nation faced his mortality until the life-extending drug AZT was released. At 40, Nation beat back his demons to live his best life as a drag performer and nursing professor at Cal State Fullerton. His autobiographical show, “Becoming Austin Nation — From Crack to Ph.D.: A Drag Queen’s […]
This fall, public health students enrolled in PUBH 470, (Childhood Obesity, Nutrition and Social Context) learned the role social determinants and environmental factors play in the childhood obesity epidemic our country continues to face. In addition to class lectures, discussions and relevant documentaries, the students met at the CSUF Campus Garden periodically where they learned […]
Ten students scholars from the Neurocognitive Aging & Analytics Research Education (NAARE) program have been spending their time learning and researching on brain-related aging and health, including Alzheimer’s disease and related dementia (ADRD). Recently, scholars have had professional development growth experiences throughout the West Coast. The NAARE program was established in 2021 at California State […]
CSUF Army ROTC will host Military Exhibition Day on the university intramural field on Friday, Dec. 1. A Blackhawk helicopter will take off and land throughout the day. The public is invited to a display between noon and 3 p.m. THIS IS NOT A MILITARY DRILL OR TRAINING EVENT Campus Road Closures & Public Safety […]
In a powerful celebration of resilience, identity, and healing, Cal State Fullerton’s Transformative Praxis Research Lab and LGBT Queer Resource Center proudly present the “Through Our Lens: Queer Womxn of Color’s Experiences of Healing and Liberation,” a captivating collection of photographs and stories that amplifies the voices and experiences of nine queer womxn of color […]
Recently, a generous in-kind clothing donation facilitated by Tam Nguyen (’05) and Kevin Bui (’02) that originated from another CSUF alumna, inspired an exciting back-to-school event to take place for over 500 Fullerton residents at the CSUF Center for Healthy Neighborhoods. Families and local residents who attended the event were provided free backpacks, school supplies, […]
Can PTSD be prevented? Mark Dust, a lecturer in the Department of Public Health, recently raised that question in an article published in the June 30, 2023 issue of Frontiers in Psychology. The article, “Can PTSD be prevented? A novel approach to increasing physiological resilience: a pilot study” focuses on his research in investigating the potential […]
Twenty-six CSUF students and two public health faculty experienced nutrition and wellness in South Italy this past June. As part of their enrollment in the summer course, PUBH 350 (Nutrition), they ventured to Naples Italy to begin a two-week study abroad program that included ferry and bus rides to Ischia, Capri, Mount Vesuvius, and various […]