Nursing Students Volunteer as County Disaster Relief Workers
During the coronavirus pandemic, CSUF nursing students are helping the OC Health Care Agency with medical supply distribution, research and health screenings.
Health and Human Development
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Nursing Faculty Battle a Pandemic, While Continuing to Teach
Christine Vu and Kate Bayhan are two School of Nursing faculty members on the battleground of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Titan Golfer Adapts to Life in Coronavirus Era
Cal State Fullerton golfer Dalton Daniel shares the enormity of the novel coronavirus crisis on him and other Titan student-athletes as the season was canceled due to the pandemic.
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If Your Kids Keep Asking ‘Why,’ Give Them an Answer
CSUF researchers found that the more motivated kids are to learn early in life, the more likely they will be successful later.
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International Sport Science Program Offered This Summer
Students from around the world could soon be attending classes at Cal State Fullerton, gaining additional knowledge and skills in sports science, thanks to a new program offered by the Department of Kinesiology, and Extension and International Programs. The 16-week program begins Aug. 23 and includes five courses — ranging from applied sport psychology and […]
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How to Explain the New Coronavirus to Young Children
Shu-Chen Jenny Yen, a Cal State Fullerton associate professor of child and adolescent studies, has authored a story to help explain the coronavirus pandemic to children ages 3-8.
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10 Self-Care Tips for Unprecedented Times
Portia Jackson Preston, assistant professor of public health, is an expert on self-care and hosted a TedX Talk on the topic.
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Faculty and Staff Honored With Awards and Emeriti Status
Numerous faculty and staff have received accolades for their outstanding work, including seven who received the university’s emeriti status.
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Teacher Raises Funds to Buy Books for Future Titans
Moreno Valley teen’s teacher inspired him to apply to Cal State Fullerton.
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CSUF Researcher: There’s More to Consider When Intermittent Fasting
While most research on intermittent fasting has been focused on its effects on weight loss, Andy Galpin, a Cal State Fullerton associate professor of kinesiology, is leading efforts to understand its effects on muscle mass.