Faculty Books and Articles Published
Articles and two books by faculty members in engineering, communications and education recently have been published.
Engineering and Computer Science
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Watercolor Honors
Professor of Art Lawrence Yun has been recognized for his latest work.
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Alumnus Returns to Campus to Teach Computer Engineering
Alumnus Rakeshkumar “Rakesh” Mahto, who earned his doctorate in computer engineering, returned to campus this fall semester to begin his teaching career in academia.
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Engineer Brain Behind Designing Future Computer Processors
Fresno State graduate Aaron Stillmaker joins CSUF this fall semester as an assistant professor of computer engineering.
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New Class of President’s Scholars Begins the School Year
This month, 19 new President’s Scholars joined Cal State Fullerton’s student body. As President’s Scholars, they hold the most prestigious status the University accords to incoming students.
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Faculty-Student Engineering Research to Aid Stroke Patients
Nina Robson and her students are working on collaborative engineering research to help patients suffering from limb mobility, due to strokes, birth defects or accidents.
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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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Engineer Spends Summer as Distinguished Naval Fellow
Chandrasekhar Putcha, professor of civil and environmental engineering, is spending his summer as a Distinguished Fellow in the 2016 Office of Naval Research Summer Faculty Research Program.
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Keck Foundation Supports New Biomedical Engineering Program
A $300,000 grant from the W. M. Keck Foundation will fund the development of an undergraduate biomedical engineering program with a medical device emphasis.
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Summer Research Institute Draws 80 International Students to CSUF
Cal State Fullerton welcomes students from Brazil to collaborate on summer research projects in engineering, computer science and kinesiology.