Among the recent professional activities of CSUF faculty is an exhibit of illustrations by artist Cliff Cramp at the Great Park Gallery through Aug. 19, and Tenzin Dorjee’s chairmanship of the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom.
College of Education Dean Lisa Kirtman recently gave a presentation about CSUF’s teacher preparation programs to state legislative stakeholders in Sacramento as part of a California State University informational briefing on teacher education in the CSU.
To meet the needs of English language learners who come from countries around the world, CSUF’s Fernando Rodríguez-Valls created the curriculum for the Summer Language Academy, which begins this week in Anaheim Union High School District.
Class of 2018 grad Andi Fejeran Sims hopes her doctoral research illuminates the innate leadership qualities Pacific Islander women bring to higher education.
Anaheim high school teacher and alumna Marwa Thabet shares how CSUF prepared her to teach Arabic, and why learning a second language is important in today’s global society.
Future teachers and faculty members in the College of Education led a teachers’ conference in Port-au-Prince, Haiti.
Faculty leaves and sabbaticals have been awarded for projects ranging from studies into herbicides in water and the psychological concept of courage, to writing books on student activism and Bruce Springsteen’s conception of the American dream.
Maria Barrientos de Pantaleon, with her son, Mario, and daughter, Elisa, received their degrees this week.
“The next generation of Titans looks to you to see what’s possible,” said Cal State Fullerton President Fram Virjee at Friday’s all-university commencement ceremony.
“It’s Personal: Meeting the Needs of Every Student” is the theme of the 2018 Better Together: California Teachers Summit July 27 at CSUF, where educators can learn teaching strategies to use in the classroom —and more.