Cal State Fullerton Announces 61 Faculty Tenure and Promotions
Cal State Fullerton’s Office of Faculty Affairs and Records announced the tenure and/or promotion of 61 faculty members.
College of the Arts
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Theatre and Dance Professor Invited to Present Costume Artwork at 2025 International Exhibition
Cal State Fullerton Professor of Theatre and Dance Hyun Sook Kim has been invited by the Korean Fashion & Costume Design Association to present her new creative costume artwork at the 2025 International Invited Fashion Exhibition. The international exhibition will be held in Sejong Art Gallery in Seoul, Korea, from Aug. 16-23. The purpose of […]
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Dance Alumni Shine on Global Stage
Eight recent graduates from Cal State Fullerton’s dance program, each holding a Bachelor of Arts degree in dance, have achieved a remarkable milestone by being selected to present their choreographic works at prestigious international, national and local dance festivals. This accomplishment highlights the program’s commitment to nurturing talent and fostering artistic excellence. Sophia Bernardo ’24 […]
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CSUF Music Faculty Perform at International Conference
This summer, School of Music faculty members John Hallberg and Michael Yoshimi, performed at the 20th World Saxophone Congress in Harbin, China. Representing Cal State Fullerton on the international stage, they presented a duo recital featuring two works. Their proposal was selected from among thousands of applications submitted by performers worldwide, earning a coveted place […]
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Music Faculty Member Conducts Concerts at Two Premiere Venues
This summer, School of Music associate professor and conductor of Cal State Fullerton’s University Symphonic Winds, Gregory Xavier Whitmore, led the Pacific Symphony Youth Wind Ensemble and the WorldStrides High School Honors Performance Series ensemble in concerts in Costa Rica and Australia. Whitmore is passionate about teaching — especially when it comes to teaching future educators […]
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Theatre Alum Invited to Design Wardrobe for Universal Orlando Theme Park Epic Universe
On May 22, thousands of guests were treated to Universal Orlando Resort’s first new theme park in 20 years when Epic Universe opened to the public. The park features five immersive and innovative themed lands — four based on Universal characters and films and one original concept. At the preview event one month earlier, Cal […]
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College of the Arts Galleries Student Staff Members Awarded Getty Foundation Internships
Two of the College of the Arts Galleries staff, Class of 2025 grad Jennifer Lee and art student Riley Pettitt, were recently awarded a Getty Post-Baccalaureate Conservation Internship and the Getty Marrow Undergraduate Internship — highly competitive internships offered through the Getty Foundation. Lee and Pettitt were selected from hundreds of national applicants, marking a […]
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CSUF Art Professor’s Work Acquired by Los Angeles County Museum of Art
The College of the Arts is thrilled to announce the acquisition of Professor of Art Joe Biel’s large-scale work “Veil” by the Los Angeles County Museum of Art. With a collection of more that 150,000 objects, LACMA is the largest art museum in the western United States and is dedicated to the exhibition and interpretation […]
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School of Music Violin Students Awarded Stockton Symphony Fellowships
On March 17, recent School of Music alum Isaac Visoutsy and current graduate student in music-performance, Margaret Wu, were chosen to audition for Stockton Symphony’s Fellowship Training Program. The one-year, paid fellowship program recognizes promising violinists from a variety of diverse backgrounds who are pursuing orchestral careers. “Isaac and Margaret are very diligent students committed […]
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School of Music Faculty Member Researches Relationship Between Music and Modernity
Cal State Fullerton School of Music faculty member Hermann Hudde researches the relationship between art music and modernity, focusing on a selected group of Latinx/American art music composers in the United States. Latina/o/x/American art and popular music, despite possessing a musical and cultural history, must constantly negotiate vis-à-vis Western modernity’s ethnocentric and epistemological hierarchies. Hudde’s […]