Child and Adolescent Studies Professor Named Interim Dean of College of Health and Human Development
Kate Bono was named the interim dean of Cal State Fullerton’s College of the Health and Human Development, effective Oct. 23.
Health and Human Development
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CSUF Student Is One of Eight Across the Nation Selected for Latinas Excelling at Doctoral Degrees Program
CSUF student Emely Espino Bardales was one of eight students selected for the 2023-24 Latinas Excelling at Doctoral Degrees (LEADD) training program.
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Putting Research Into Practice: Public Health Students Create Change in Local Elementary School
In Cal State Fullerton’s Leveraging Nutritional Knowledge Program students learn about public health, nutrition and chronic disease prevention.
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CSUF Surpasses Record to Secure $46.1 Million in Grants and Contracts
Cal State Fullerton secured $46.1 million in grants and contracts during the 2022-23 fiscal year, a 32% increase from the 2021-22 fiscal year.
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University Welcomes New Titan Faculty
Meet the assistant professors, associate professors and librarian joining Cal State Fullerton during the 2023-24 academic year.
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Ánimo Counseling Program’s ‘Heart and Hard Work’ Earns National Recognition
Cal State Fullerton’s Ánimo Latinx Counseling Emphasis was named a 2023 Example of Excelencia finalist.
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Ánimo Counseling Student Aspires to Be ‘A Listening Ear’ for Underserved Communities
Graduate student, Andrea Ramirez Rivera, is pursuing the Ánimo: Latinx Counseling Emphasis which trains counselors to work with Spanish-speaking clients.
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Study Abroad Program Connects Kinesiology Students to Olympic Games’ Origins in Greece
Twenty-six CSUF kinesiology students traveled to Greece to study the history and philosophy of the Olympic Games.
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Four Alumni Recognized as Orange County Teachers of the Year
Four Cal State Fullerton alumni were recognized by the Orange County Department of Education for their outstanding leadership in schools.
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What Does It Mean to Build Digital Ethnic Futures?
Cal State Fullerton is part of the new Digital Ethnic Futures Consortium, established with support from a $3 million grant from The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.