Nathan Carr, professor of modern languages and literatures at Cal State Fullerton, has received a Fulbright U.S. Scholar Program award in TEFL/Applied Linguistics. Selected as a Fulbright Scholar by the U.S. Department of State and the Fulbright Foreign Scholarship Board, Carr will travel to Jordan for the fall 2025 semester. The focus of Carr’s Fulbright […]
When building a meaningful career in human resources, lifelong learning is essential. Having already earned his bachelor’s degree in political science from Cal State Fullerton, Darrel Ortloff was familiar with the quality and value of a Titan education. He was drawn to the Human Resources Management certificate program through CSUF University Extension based on its […]
Cal State Fullerton’s Office of Faculty Affairs and Records announced the tenure and/or promotion of 61 faculty members.
From the moment Haritha Govind began her graduate studies in the Division of Anthropology, she was committed to producing critical public scholarship that advances anthropological knowledge about food and identity and seeks to understand why people eat what they eat. “Food in connection to identity has been on my radar as far as I can […]
David Sandner, professor of English, comparative literature and linguistics, has been nominated for a prestigious Shirley Jackson literary award for best novelette. The nomination is for the story of “His Unburned Heart,” a book published by award-winning horror publisher Raw Dog Screaming. The story concerns Mary Shelley, the author of “Frankenstein,” and her husband’s heart, […]
Join Archiving Black OC and the CSUF Digital Ethnic Futures Consortium on June 26 from 3-6 p.m. to celebrate the conclusion of a four-year grant from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation with a special children’s book release and podcast party featuring acclaimed poet and publisher Jessica Care Moore. Hosted at Padekwa Coffee & Create, the event […]
Cal State Fullerton geography students and alumni received awards and recognition at the annual statewide conference for the California Geographical Society, held at Cal State Stanislaus. CSUF geography students presented research in the form of posters, papers and maps, both analog and digital. Three CSUF geography students received competitive research awards — the joint largest […]
Cal State Fullerton sociology graduate student Emily Pruitt has completed a five-episode podcast series for her master’s project titled, “Reconstructing power: Interviews with marginalized voices in local government.” Chris Gibson, associate professor of sociology, guided Pruitt in the creative, innovative and insightful project. Pruitt skillfully used a range of sociological theories and also developed a […]
Cal State Fullerton invites students, faculty and staff to its 2025 Southern California Primate Research Forum: Orangutans. The March 29 event will feature insightful discussions about orangutan conservation and will take place from 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. in McCarthy Hall, Room 121. Attendees will hear from multiple experts, including Gary Shapiro, president of the […]
A Cal State Fullerton alum and two fellow Orange County artists will participate in the March 18 “We’ve Been Here” panel. The panel will be moderated by Manuel G. Galaviz-Ceballos, a sociocultural anthropologist and CSUF assistant professor of anthropology, in collaboration with Sarah Rafael Garcia, visiting professor of creative writing for the Latinx Lab. The […]