After Growing Up in a ‘Cult,’ Alumna Says Education Was a Way Forward
CSUF alumna Flor Edwards recently returned to her alma mater to discuss her memoir, “Apocalypse Child: A Life in End Times.”
Communications
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Graphic Novel and History Anthology Are Among Latest Faculty Works
A variety of books and journal articles by Cal State Fullerton faculty experts have recently been published.
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Faculty, Students Showcase Research at National Communication Conference
Cal State Fullerton’s Department of Human Communication Studies was represented by several faculty and graduate students at the Nov. 8-11 National Communication Association’s 104th annual convention “Communication at Play” in Salt Lake City, Utah.
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‘Apocalypse Child’ Returns to Campus to Discuss Memoir
Alumna Flor Edwards joins CSUF religious studies scholars Dec. 13 for a discussion about her book, “Apocalypse Child: A Life in End Times” and her experiences growing up in The Children of God religious movement.
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Students, Faculty to Present at Upcoming Speech-Language-Hearing Convention
Faculty and students majoring in communicative disorders are among presenters at the Nov. 15-18 American Speech-Language-Hearing Association convention in Boston.
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‘Al Tanto’ Symposium to Probe Issues Impacting the Latinx Community
Education, incarceration, immigration and housing are the key topics of a Nov. 14 symposium presented by the Chicana and Chicano Resource Center.
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Speech Pathologist and a Former El Salvadoran Diplomat Join the College of Communications Faculty
Rahul Chakraborty and Ricardo Valencia bring international communications experience to Cal State Fullerton’s College of Communications.
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In the Aftermath of Genocide: Debate Teams Focus on Forgiveness, Justice
U.S. Tour of iDebate Rwanda stops at CSUF for friendly competition focused on healing and changing young students’ lives.
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Forensics Team Hosts iDebate Rwanda Group
CSUF forensics duo to deliberate forgiveness with iDebate Rwanda team on campus Sept. 27.
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Titans Create Social Justice Videos with Industry Mentors for a National Campaign
Univision Contigo and Rise Up: Be Heard selected three student journalists to pitch and produce the short films.