Cal State Fullerton faculty members will be taking part in two May programs focused on two very different subjects: poetry and community health among the LGBTQ population. Three other recent presentations deal with Screenwriting, the First Amendment and art furniture.
The College of Health and Human Development kicks off HHD Week, three days of collegewide events that spotlight relevant topics on human health, development and lifelong learning.
A wide range of programs, including a documentary, workshops and lectures, is being offered in celebration of National Public Health Week.
Cal State Fullerton’s Athletic Training Program hosts a daylong April 7 seminar featuring talks by concussion researchers Erik Swartz of the University of New Hampshire, and Tricia Kasamatsu, CSUF assistant professor of kinesiology and the program’s co-clinical education coordinator.
A record number of poster presentations to be presented during NSM Week, which includes the annual Bridges to Stem Cell Research Symposium.
Ten Cal State Fullerton students are spending their spring semester interning with congressional offices, advocacy groups, nonprofits and other agencies located in the nation’s capital.
The first emphasis ever offered to master’s students in counseling kicks off this fall with a focus on providing mental health services to Latinx and Spanish-speaking clients.
Faculty and staff members contributed articles to a special issue of Women & Therapy. Yuying Tsong, associate professor of human services, co-edited the issue.
CSUF will host an April 5 Internships and Careers in Aging event to connect students with opportunities in the fast-growing field of gerontology.
Tricia Kasamatsu is keeping a close eye on a state assembly bill that calls for regulation and licensing of athletic trainers in the state. A bill that would ensure that athletes receive the proper care from trained and licensed professionals.