Faculty Explore Media Ideology, Advertising Copy
Three faculty members from the College of Communications recently saw their work in print.
Faculty and Staff
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Faculty Showcase Their Expertise, Creative Talents
Among the recent professional activities of CSUF faculty is an exhibit of illustrations by artist Cliff Cramp at the Great Park Gallery through Aug. 19, and Tenzin Dorjee’s chairmanship of the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom.
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Last Chance to Become Titans for Life
CSUF’s Alumni Association is offering lifetime membership to faculty and staff for $60 — but only through June 30.
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University Advancement Wins Gold for Web Writing
CSUF’s Division of University Advancement is the recipient of a CASE Circle of Excellence gold award for “Frankenstein,” a multimedia piece published online in fall 2017.
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Campus Members Receive Accolades, Leadership Positions
Three CSUF faculty and a long-serving staff member have been recognized with awards and positions of leadership.
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From Bruce Springsteen to the Anthropology of Aging: Faculty Leaves and Sabbaticals Announced
Faculty leaves and sabbaticals have been awarded for projects ranging from studies into herbicides in water and the psychological concept of courage, to writing books on student activism and Bruce Springsteen’s conception of the American dream.
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Ethiopian Monkeys and STEM Education Among Eclectic Faculty Research
From producing online videos to publishing in scientific journals, several faculty members from the College of Humanities and Social Sciences showcased their research in the spring.
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Psychology Researchers Excel at Western Regional Conference
More than 100 students, faculty members and alumni from Cal State Fullerton’s Psychology Department contributed research to the 2018 Western Psychological Association convention this spring.
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Chancellor Urges CSU Community to Advocate for ‘Sufficient Funding’
CSU Chancellor Timothy P. White asks members of CSU community to advocate for sufficient funding for the 23-campus system.
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In Memoriam — Marcial Prado
The professor emeritus of foreign languages and literatures, who served the campus for 22 years, was instrumental in developing the bachelor’s degree in international business with a concentration in Spanish.