Nursing Workshop Offers Immersive Roles as Impoverished Patients
Poverty simulation at CSUF helps nursing students become better advocates for their patients.
Health and Human Development
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Students Receive Training in Evaluating Substance Abuse Disorders
When facing a patient or client with few facts or clues, how do healthcare professionals identify and access possible substance abuse? Students in Cal State Fullerton’s nursing, social work and human services programs are getting the training and skills to do just that.
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Learning About Poverty at the Personal Level
To drive home the issues facing their future patients and clients who may be living paycheck to paycheck, perhaps in poverty, Cal State Fullerton’s School of Nursing is offering a Jan. 20 poverty simulation in which students will serve as patients and nurses.
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Counseling Professor Pens Psychological Guidelines to Help Men and Boys
CSUF professor helps write the American Psychological Association’s new guidelines on counseling boys and men.
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Campus Garners $5 Million in Grants and Contracts
Cal State Fullerton faculty and staff, programs and research efforts have garnered more than $5 million in grants and contracts during the second fiscal quarter of the academic year.Cal State Fullerton faculty and staff, programs and research efforts have garnered more than $5 million in grants and contracts during the second fiscal quarter of the academic year.
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Health, Human Development and Student Affairs Leaders Receive Honors
From expertise, leadership and contributions to their fields, several Cal State Fullerton faculty and staff members received accolades during the fall semester.
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Alzheimer’s Disease and Homelessness Are Topics of Eclectics Lecture Series
Cal State Fullerton’s Osher Lifelong Learning Institute will present its spring Eclectics lecture series from Jan. 15 to April 11.
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Fellowship Supports Future Social Worker’s Goal to Serve the Underserved
Graduate student Andy Le, a student in Cal State Fullerton’s master of social work program, is following his passion with the support of a Council on Social Work Education fellowship.
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Pamella Oliver Appointed Provost, Vice President for Academic Affairs
Alumna and educator Pamella Oliver is taking on a new role beginning Jan. 1.
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Helping Graduate Students SOAR
Rocio Prado is determined to achieve her dream of working with refugees and victims of sexual trafficking and Cal State Fullerton’s SOAR Program (Strengthening Opportunities, Access and Resources) is helping her achieve that dream with advising, academic resources, professional development and networking opportunities, as well as an Elevar Scholarship.