Faculty and Staff Are Honored
Several faculty and staff members have been recognized on campus and professionally.
Communications
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Titans Cover and Contribute to Televised Presidential Forum
Titans made the most of a unique opportunity to work behind the scenes, participate on stage and report on the recent presidential forum held at the California Democratic Nominating Convention in Long Beach.
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‘Al Día’ Creates Top-Notch Content and Experiences for Titans
The student-produced Spanish language broadcast, “Al Día,” is providing life-changing opportunities for Titans. And their work is being noticed on a national level.
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Titan Voice – Quincy Gonzales: Coming Out to a Supportive Campus Community
Education and overcoming fears were keys in working through the struggles of self-identity.
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Communications Students Broadcast Town Hall With Univision
It was standing room only at the Oct. 25 “Destino 2020: Our Voices, a Campus Town Hall,” a discussion of the Latinex community and the 2020 election and census. The event was co-produced by CSUF communications students and Univision.
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Campus Faculty, Administrator and Programs Honored
A listing of honors awarded to Cal State Fullerton programs, faculty and administrators, including physicist Jocelyn Read and Communications Dean Bey-Ling Sha.
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Conferences Showcase Faculty Expertise
Faculty from the College of Communications and the College of Health and Human Development at Cal State Fullerton are sharing their expertise at a series of October conferences.
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Campus to Host ‘Destino 2020’ Town Hall on 2020 Election and Census
All are welcome to attend the Oct. 25 town hall to discuss what’s at stake for the Latinx community in the 2020 election and census.
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How Social Media Is Influencing the Impeachment Process
CSUF faculty members Scott Spitzer and Jason Shepard discuss a key difference between today’s impeachment landscape and that of the past: social media.
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The Perks of Studying Horror
From Frankenstein to the Joker, Cal State Fullerton professors the discuss monsters in literature and film — and what studying them reveals about broader issues and fears in American life.