Recent Publications Range From Educating Indigenous Tibetan Children, to Youth Vulnerability to Trafficking
The recent work of six CSUF faculty include a book on border cinema and papers on education, engineering and speech issues.
Health and Human Development
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Students to Lead Community Workouts April 2
Students to Lead Community Workouts April 2
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Faculty, Students Present at Women in Psychology Convention
Human services and counseling faculty and students were among the presenters at the 44th annual Conference of the Association for Women in Psychology
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NBA Performance Coach: CSUF Education Gave Me Confidence
Cal State Fullerton graduate Ramsey Nijem talks about his education and his work as performance and strength coach for the Sacramento Kings basketball team.
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Health and Human Development Week Celebrates ‘Growing Through Grit’
The College of Health and Human Development Inter-Club Council (HHD-ICC), in collaboration with HHD student clubs and organizations, are hosting a weeklong series of activities March 25-29.
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Athletic Training Evolves From Undergraduate to Master’s Degree
This summer, an inaugural class of students will attend a new master of science degree in athletic training at Cal State Fullerton — the first within the California State University system.
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Vaccinations Are Key to Preventing Measles Outbreaks, Says Nursing Professor
Nursing educator and former public health administrator Penny Weismuller discusses the recent measles outbreaks in the U.S.
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Titans to Present Social Justice Teaching at People’s Education Conference
More than 500 K-12 teachers and teacher candidates from Orange County and Los Angeles will come together Feb. 23 at the second annual People’s Education Conference at Cal State Fullerton. Centered around the themes of “radical joy and transformative justice,” the conference provides interactive workshops, and curricular and pedagogical materials designed to support pre- and in-service teachers in teaching and learning about social justice, culturally sustaining pedagogy, and activism. Presenters include CSUF alumni, and education faculty and students.
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Engineering Dean Advocates for STEM Education, Workforce Development
Cal State Fullerton’s Susan Barua, dean of the College of Engineering and Computer Science, advocates for STEM education and workforce development in Washington, D.C., during meetings with congressional member and staffers. Other CSUF faculty will be presenting their research at various conferences this spring.
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Sport, Olympic Research Center Hosts International Conference
International sports scholars will be discussing topics ranging from women and black athletes to the legacy, technology and fundraising of past Olympic Games during the March 15-16 Center for Sociocultural Sport and Olympic Research Conference at Cal State Fullerton.