Campus Faculty, Staff Receive $11 Million in Grants and Contracts
Cal State Fullerton faculty and staff members have garnered $11 million in grants and contracts for the first quarter of the academic year (July 1 to Sept. 30).
Education
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College, Elementary Students Learn From Each Other in After-School Program
In classes throughout Buena Park, hundreds of youngsters are getting assistance in math and reading skills and support while completing their homework assignments from college students taking part in Cal State Fullerton’s After School Education and Safety Program.
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Educator Examines Inequity, Social Justice Issues in K-12 Schools
Former high school teacher Alison G. Dover joins CSUF as an assistant professor of secondary education. Her research interests include examining approaches to teaching for social justice within K–12 and teacher preparatory contexts.
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Faculty Books and Articles Published
Articles and two books by faculty members in engineering, communications and education recently have been published.
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Creating a Secure Technology Environment in K-12 Classrooms
Educational technology expert Tim Green discusses securing K-12 classrooms to keep young students safe online.
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Chinese Scholars Study With College of Education Faculty
Visiting scholars from colleges and universities in Shanghai, China, will be mentored by faculty members in the College of Education during their six-month stay.
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Six CSUF Programs Top in Nation Awarding Degrees to Hispanics
The institution ranks among the top 10 for specific majors in the colleges of Health and Human Development, Humanities and Social Sciences, Education and Communications.
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Educator Studies Students’ Use of Mobile Devices for Learning
Education technology expert Malia Hoffmann joins CSUF this fall semester as an assistant professor of elementary and bilingual education.
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Campus Welcomes New Class of Tenure-Track Faculty Members
President Mildred García this week welcomed new members of the tenure-track faculty during Monday’s convocation and at a dinner held in their honor.
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Exploring the Rainforest Through Art, Science and Technology
For 450 third- through fifth-grade students at three schools in Placentia-Yorba Linda Unified School District, they didn’t have to go far from home this summer to discover and explore the rainforest. “Rainforest Safari Camp” was presented by CSUF’s SchoolsFirst Federal Credit Union Center for Creativity and Critical Thinking.