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.
Health and Human Development
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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.
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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.