Faculty, Staff Honored for Contributions to Field, Scholarship and Creativity
Communications faculty and Titan Communications staff members were recently honored for their their work and contributions.
Faculty and Staff
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In Memoriam — Tony Bell
Tony Bell, professor emeritus of sociology who served the campus community for 33 years, died May 19. He was 83.
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Faculty, Students Receive Honors for Research and Classroom Contributions
Several Cal State Fullerton faculty and students have received regional and national honors for their contributions to their fields and as mentors and educators in the classroom.Several Cal State Fullerton faculty have been honored for their contributions to their fields and as mentors and educators in the classroom.
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In Memoriam — Charles Frazee
Charles A. Frazee, professor emeritus of history who served the campus community for 22 years, died May 14 at the age of 89 following a short illness.
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Senate Leadership Returns for Another Year
Members of Cal State Fullerton’s Academic Senate returned the Senate chair, vice chair and treasurer to their positions during yesterday’s (May 16) election of the 2019-20 Executive Board.
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Faculty Authorships, Presentations and Creations Announced
A round up of professional activities by Cal State Fullerton faculty, students and alumni, including podcasts, articles and presentations.
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New Emeriti Named
President Fram Virjee recently conferred emeriti status on three long-serving faculty members.
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Education Scholars Receive Recognition for Their Innovative Work in Schools
Cal State Fullerton education faculty members receive awards and accolades for their work with local schools and community partners.
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Faculty, Staff and Alumni Present at WASC Conference
CSUF faculty, staff and alumni were among the presenters at the April 10-12 Academic Resources Conference sponsored by the WASC Senior College and University Commission and hosted in Garden Grove.
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Alumnus Returns to Alma Mater as Associate Vice President
Rommel Hidalgo, an alumnus who earned his master’s degree in management information systems in 2000, then moved up the ranks from student and student assistant to assistant vice president in information technology, returns as associate vice president in information technology/innovation.