Health Science Educator Took the Road Less Traveled
With research interests in adolescent health and behavior outcomes, Wura Jacobs joins Cal State Fullerton as an assistant professor of health science.
Health and Human Development
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A Model Midwifery Program
Cal State Fullerton is one of three universities in the state leading the charge to prepare nurse-midwives for the workforce.
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Center for Healthy Neighborhoods Hosts Community Health Fair
Cal State Fullerton students are organizing a free community health fair Nov. 19 at the Center for Healthy Neighborhoods in Fullerton.
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CSUF Faculty Experts Discuss California Propositions
Faculty members who conduct research and teach on topics related to taxation, justice, crime and bilingual education comment on the propositions voters approved Tuesday.
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Titans Give Children a ‘Jumpstart’
CSUF’s successful Jumpstart program was selected as one of five sites across the nation to pilot a new curriculum in local preschools.
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Student and Director Recognized Nationally
Stephanie Vaughn elected to head national organization; Leslie Chen named to Leadership Program.
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Raising the Profile of Older Adult Needs in Orange County
Debbie Rose, director of CSUF’s Center for Successful Aging and a professor of kinesiology, shares key findings from the 2016 Orange County Older Adult Profile.
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Kinesiology Experts to Share Olympic Stories, Research
CSUF faculty members and alumni connected with the 2016 Olympics will share their stories and research at a Nov. 2 panel event in the Titan Student Union.
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Gianneschi Center Co-Hosts Community Collaborations Conference
Cal State Fullerton’s Gianneschi Center for Nonprofit Research is co-presenting the Nov. 10 Community Collaborations Conference. Its director, Susan Cadwallader, is one of the guest speakers for the daylong program.
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Violence Prevention Conference to Empower CSUF Community
The WoMen’s and Adult Reentry Center presents its 17th annual Violence Prevention Conference Oct. 28 in the Titan Student Union. This year’s conference theme is “Empowerment as Prevention.”