Faculty Expertise on Display
Faculty and staff members are often seen working on community projects, speaking at professional programs and serving in other professional capacities. Here are two faculty activities.
Faculty and Staff
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A Passion for Teaching
Allyson Fry-Petit joined the University as an assistant professor of chemistry and biochemistry. She earned her doctorate in inorganic chemistry from Ohio State University.
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Faculty Expertise In Print
CSUF faculty members are in print in recently published books and articles.
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Spring SafeSpace Training
Associated Students Inc.’s LGBTQ Resource Center will offer SafeSpace training this spring to help faculty, staff and students become more familiar with issues facing lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender students.
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Proposals Sought for Annual Assessment Conference
Members of the campus community are invited to submit proposals for presentations, workshops and panel discussions for the university’s 20th annual Assessment Conference, “Common Ground: Building Effective, Sustainable and Practical Assessment.”
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Mathematics Teacher-Educator Bridget Druken Joins Faculty
Math educator Bridget K. Druken taught college mathematics courses for pre-service elementary teachers, tutored high school seniors and helped teach math to third-graders before joining the faculty this academic year.
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Meet Nicholas C. Huntington-Klein
Nicholas Huntington-Klein, assistant professor of economics, brings his research interests in the economics of education, labor and applied economics to the classroom at Cal State Fullerton. He joined the University last fall.
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Hargraves Joins Radio-TV-Film Department
Among those new faculty who joined CSUF’s College of Communications last fall is Hunter Hargraves, whose research interests focus around modern culture and media.
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Bumpy Road Ahead
Beginning March 7, construction is planned for several major streets surrounding Cal State Fullerton. The construction is expected to continue, on and off, for the next year.
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Welcome Maria Casanova
Maria Casanova’s educational goals took her across Europe to Southern California, where she first taught at UCLA for eight years before joining the Economics Department at Cal State Fullerton.