Educator Shu-Chen ‘Jenny’ Yen writes story books designed to help young children cope following natural disasters such as hurricanes and tsunamis. Her latest effort is a book to help the children affected by Hurricane Maria, “After the Hurricane: Can We Fix It? Yes, We Can!”
Cal State Fullerton will celebrate the 100th anniversary of the ‘war to end all wars’ and salute campus and community servicemen, as well as veterans, throughout the month of November.
During CSUF’s annual reception for LGBTQ History Month, assistant professor Eric Price shared takeaways from his research on the strengths, resiliency and support systems during the coming out process.
A roundup of faculty activities, from short stories and choreography to presentations.
On National Coming Out Day (Oct. 11), a CSUF assistant professor of counseling will discuss his research on the strengths, resiliency and support systems during the coming out process for LGBTQ individuals.
A federally funded program to broaden students’ understanding of career options in the healthcare field, particularly allied health will be expanding to reach more students, offer more opportunities and provide the support and guidance to help students succeed.
Sara Berlinger, Sherin Tara and Hunter Stepp traveled hundred and thousands of miles for new experiences, attending ROTC camps around the world.
Cal State Fullerton will celebrate five days of workshops, information and activities all focused on helping campus members live better through good nutrition, mental health and physical activity.
New faculty members include a cancer researcher and the director of the Athletic Training Program.
CSUF’s Innovative initiatives in engineering, computer science and science receive the ‘Inspiring Programs in STEM Award’ from INSIGHT Into Diversity magazine.