Officer Completes Master Certification
University Police Cpl. José Rosales is the first officer in the CSU to complete the California Peace Officer Standards and Training Master Instructor Certification Course.
Faculty and Staff
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In Memoriam – Perrin Reid
Perrin Reid, associate vice president for human resources, diversity and inclusion at Cal State Fullerton, died May 5 after a brief illness.
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Faculty Publications and Editorships
Several CSUF faculty members have recently seen their works published.Erualdo R. González, associate professor of Chicana and Chicano studies, is co-guest editor for “Active Living Research-Niche to Norm,” a supplement to Preventive Medicine.
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Presentations by Titan Faculty
Faculty presentations include upcoming and past presentations, including Ken Alan’s talk in July to the IDEA World Fitness Convention.
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Liberal Studies Professor Receives Faculty Leadership Award
Emily Miller Bonney, associate professor of liberal studies, vice chair of the Cal State Fullerton Academic Senate and chair of the University’s interim subcommittee on assessment for campuswide accreditation, is this year’s recipient of the Faculty Leadership in Collegial Governance Award.
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Celebrating Art and Animation
The Pencil Mileage Club hosts its annual film festival in the Titan Theater on May 9.
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Faculty Present STEM Learning
A panel discussion on science and math learning in elementary and middle schools will be presented for CSUF faculty members from 10-11 a.m. Friday, May 8, in Room 390 of McCarthy Hall.
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Faculty Artists Exhibit in Begovich
Faculty art exhibit continues through May 16 in the Begovich Gallery.
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Honoring Student Science Research
Chemistry and biochemistry student researchers will present their projects Friday, May 8, on topics as ranging from fuel cells and atmospheric pollution to the structure and function of proteins. The 12-2 p.m. free public event will be held in Dan Black Hall.
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Exploring Best Teacher Ed Practices
Best Practices in Teacher Education,” a colloquium for the campus community, Wednesday, May 6, features Nick Henning, assistant professor of secondary education, and Ed.D. candidate Natalie Sartin, lecturer in child and adolescent studies.