University Honors Four New Emeriti
New emeriti were named in recognition of their service to the campus.
Communications
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Supportive Texts Can Improve College Students’ Mental Health
Research on texting and mental health finds receiving supportive texts can reduce anxiety, depression and suicidal ideation among college students.
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Journalism Alumna Reflects on Covering 9/11 Attacks as a Student
Alumna Darleene Powells looks back at what it was like to be a student journalist at Cal State Fullerton on 9/11.
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Faculty Receive Honors, Share Presentations and Publications
See the latest publications, presentations from faculty and awards they’ve received.
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Campus Welcomes New Faculty Members
Bringing global expertise and a wide range of research interests, several tenure-track faculty members are joining Cal State Fullerton during the 2021-22 academic year.
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Faculty Tenure and Promotions Announced
Seventy-nine faculty members have been granted tenure and/or promotion.
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Faculty Research and Accomplishments Featured in Publications, Presentations, Awards
See the latest research and award-winning accomplishments from Cal State Fullerton faculty and staff.
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Campus Recognizes New Emeriti
Twelve faculty and staff members have been honored with emeriti status.
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Alumna Protects U.S. Troops’ Hearing: What They Don’t Hear Can Hurt Them
Meet communicative disorders alumna Nicole Tran, who is now running all audiology services for the U.S. Army and Air Force in South Korea.
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Analysis: Supreme Court Protects Cheerleader’s Profane Rant, but Not All Speech Off-Limits to Discipline
Jason Shepard, chair and professor of communications, weighs in on the Supreme Court’s June 23 decision on student speech.