Presenting at the American Psychological Association
Cal State Fullerton faculty members and students were among the presenters at the recent American Psychological Association annual convention in San Francisco.
Health and Human Development
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Human Services Students Learn and Serve in Barcelona
A summer study abroad trip to Barcelona reached beyond cultural sites to learning leadership and working with NGOs to help immigrants transition to a new life in Spain.
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Kinesiologist Recommends Four Ways to Avoid Exercise Injuries
CSUF associate professor Pablo Costa explains four habits that help avoid exercise’s most common injuries: sprains and strains.
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CSUF Named in ‘Crazy Rich Asians’
Today’s opening of the much-anticipated film “Crazy Rich Asians” puts Cal State Fullerton in a scene-pleasing spotlight.
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Faculty Members Reprise Popular Lectures for Lifelong Learners
Cal State Fullerton faculty members headline the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute’s fall Eclectics lecture series, beginning Sept. 11.
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Nursing Students Gain Insight Into Serving Rural Communities
Cal State Fullerton graduate-level nursing students are broadening their nursing skills by serving in underserved rural communities. The Rural-WOMANS program is a result of a partnership between the university’s School of Nursing and Mountains Community Hospital and Rural Health Clinics.
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Titans Primed for Doctoral Programs
Four CSUF graduates will continue their educational journeys this fall with support from the Chancellor’s Doctoral Incentive Program.
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In Memoriam — Kenneth Ravizza
Kenneth Ravizza, noted sports psychologist and professor emeritus of kinesiology, died July 8.
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Nursing Programs, Space Research Among Those Receiving Grant Funding
Two nursing programs that expand the range of career opportunities and increase workforce diversity have recently received second-year support of more than $1 million in federal funding.
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Listen to Your Body, Says Kinesiologist in New Book
CSUF kinesiologist Andy Galpin has co-authored “Unplugged” in which they stress that fitness trackers, heart monitors and other technology can detract from the value of enjoying an activity or those around you during that activity.