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 […]
Award-winning and best-selling climate fiction author Kim Stanley Robinson will speak at Cal State Fullerton on March 5 about his novel “The Ministry of the Future.” The talk will take place at 3 p.m. in the Titan Student Union Titan Theater. His novel explores how the world might survive the global calamity of climate change. […]
Cal State Fullerton’s Department of Women and Gender Studies will now be known as the Department of Gender and Sexuality Studies. To honor this transformation and announce the name change, the department will host a Feb. 19 event from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the quad outside of the Humanities and Social Sciences Building. The […]
Faculty in Cal State Fullerton’s Department of Sociology gathered recently for their biannual retreat. Faculty members supported each other in integrating innovative technologies into their teaching practices. They also shared experiences and strategies for teaching in the current political climate. The goal of the retreat was to develop ideas to foster collaboration and community building […]
In collaboration with the College of Humanities and Social Sciences, the Department of African American Studies invites the Cal State Fullerton community to its Feb. 12 event, “Black History is American History: An Interactive Conversation With Kevin Powell,” which will take place from 1-3 p.m. in the Pollak Library, Room 130. Powell is a hip-hop […]
The online bachelor’s degree in humanities and social sciences program offered at Cal State Fullerton has inspired many success stories for students from all walks of life. Alum Joey Cariaso turned a challenge into an opportunity. During the COVID-19 pandemic, Cariaso wanted to make productive use of his time while job searching. “I was applying […]
Carlos Yebra López, Cal State Fullerton assistant professor of modern languages and literatures, published his first single-author book, titled “Ladino on the Internet: Sepharad 4.” “Ladino on the Internet” constitutes the first critical and systematic account written in English on the online revitalization of Ladino (Judeo-Spanish), a severely endangered language spoken by Jewish people who […]