In Memoriam — Kenneth Ravizza
Kenneth Ravizza, noted sports psychologist and professor emeritus of kinesiology, died July 8.
Health and Human Development
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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.
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Epidemiologist Explores Impact of Infertility Treatments and Cancer Risk
Cal State Fullerton health science researcher Alice Lee is using large data sets in a study exploring the impact of infertility treatments and the risk of ovarian cancer.
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Nursing Student Receives State Department Scholarship to Study Urdu
A Cal State Fullerton graduate nursing student will get the opportunity of a lifetime as she travels to Lucknow, India, for an intense, two-month immersion into the Urdu language and the region’s culture.
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Counseling Student Honored With National Fellowship
Counseling graduate student Nicholas Lazzareschi is one of only 30 students honored this year with a National Board for Certified Counselors Minority Fellowship.
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First-Generation Titans Take on New Educational Goals
Graduating McNair Scholars set new goals for advanced degrees and new opportunities.
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Distinguished Military Graduate Proves She Has the Right Stuff
Throughout her career at Cal State Fullerton, Daisy Larios has shown determination and dedication in both her studies and in ROTC. Both served her well as she graduated magna cum laude with a bachelor’s degree in English and was commissioned a second lieutenant in the U.S. Army Reserve.
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Big Data Scholars Face New Challenges at Doctoral Institutions Across the Country
Four Cal State Fullerton students who have been exploring the world of big data through a National Institutes of Health funded program graduated this month and moving on to graduate programs.
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From Bruce Springsteen to the Anthropology of Aging: Faculty Leaves and Sabbaticals Announced
Faculty leaves and sabbaticals have been awarded for projects ranging from studies into herbicides in water and the psychological concept of courage, to writing books on student activism and Bruce Springsteen’s conception of the American dream.