Guardian Scholars: Fostering Success in Higher Education — and Beyond
At a May 2 reception, campus and community supporters lauded graduating seniors in the Guardian Scholars Program for current and former foster youth.
Engineering and Computer Science
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Titans Take Second Place With Climate ‘Airis’ App in GE Digital CSU Challenge
For the GE Digital CSU Challenge, students from eight California State University campuses developed sustainability solutions leveraging GE’s Predix “internet of things” technologies.
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Outstanding Professor to Give National Academy of Sciences Talk
Engineer Binod Tiwari has been invited as a “Distinctive Voices” speaker at a May 2 public event, hosted by the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine in Irvine.
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Students Create Climate App for a Smart, Internet-Connected City
Students create a sustainable app for the April 29 GE Digital CSU Challenge and compete for $25,000 in total prize money, and the opportunity to intern at GE Digital.
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Faculty Publications Delve Into Public Records, Race and Friendship
Faculty and administrators are bylined on essays, articles and book chapters related to a wide range of topics, including recent court decisions, cinema and cross-racial friendships among women.
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Campus Honors Students for Top Scholarly and Creative Activities
Creative and scholarly works in fields ranging from dance, cinema and television, engineering and kinesiology were recognized with this year’s Outstanding Student Scholarly and Creative Activities Awards during CSUF’s Student Creative Activities and Research Day.
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Titans in Student Research Head to Statewide Competition
Cal State Fullerton will be represented by eight student researchers at the 32nd annual CSU Research Competition May 4-5 at Sacramento State.
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Civil Engineering Students Awarded Eisenhower Transportation Fellowships
Three female civil engineering students won prestigious fellowship awards from the Dwight David Eisenhower Transportation Fellowship Program for Hispanic-Serving Institutions.
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CSUF Robotics Researcher Wins $500,000 for Assistive Technology
Nina Robson, assistant professor of mechanical engineering was selected by the National Science Foundation for the prestigious Early CAREER Award. More faculty members are lauded.
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Robotics Researcher Wins National Science Foundation CAREER Award
Nina Robson, assistant professor of mechanical engineering, is receiving a $500,000 Faculty Early Career Development Program, known as the CAREER award, to support her robotics research efforts.