Faculty and Staff

Faculty Research Highlighted in Publications and Presentations

See the latest publications and presentations from Cal State Fullerton faculty.

Faculty and Staff Receive Nearly $12 Million in Grants, Contracts in Q1

The campus was awarded nearly $12 million in grant funding during the first quarter of the university's 2021-22 fiscal year.

National Grant to Add Over 116,000 LGBTQ Spaces to Mapping Project

The Mapping the Gay Guides project preserves historic LGBTQ travel guides of the United States.

In Memoriam — David Grimes

David Grimes, lecturer emeritus in music, is Grimes is founded the classical guitar program at Cal State Fullerton.

Lessons From a Controversial Study That ‘Deliberately Divided’ Twins

Nancy L. Segal discusses her latest book, “Deliberately Divided: Inside the Controversial Study of Twins and Triplets Adopted Apart,” out Nov. 8.

In Memoriam — David O. Thorsen

David O. Thorsen, professor emeritus of music, is remembered for his significant contributions to Cal State Fullerton's School of Music.

Faculty Research and Presentations Showcase Scholars’ Expertise

See the latest faculty publications, presentations and awards.

University Honors Four New Emeriti

New emeriti were named in recognition of their service to the campus.

One Book, One CSUF Event to Feature Experts on the Japanese American Internment Experience

Campus members are invited to the fall launch of the One Book, One CSUF program for a discussion of "They Called Us Enemy."

Advantages of Indigenous Parenting Techniques During the Pandemic

A Cal State Fullerton researcher found that certain Indigenous parenting techniques strengthened children’s emotional development.