CSUF Alumna Joins LA Lakers’ Athletic Training Team
Nina Hsieh, a Cal State Fullerton kinesiology graduate, was named assistant athletic trainer for the Los Angeles Lakers.
Health and Human Development
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In Memoriam – Vera M. Robinson
Vera M. Robinson, professor emeritus of nursing, died Feb. 11 at the age of 92.
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Researcher Focuses on Mental Health in Higher Education
Passionate about supporting students in their educational journeys, Adrian Rodriguez joins CSUF’s College of Health and Human Development as an assistant professor of human services.
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CSUF Hosts Orange County Women’s Health Summit
To promote local health research and collaboration, health science faculty Sora Park Tanjasiri and Maria Koleilat will speak at the 4th annual Orange County Women’s Health Summit on Oct. 21.
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Six CSUF Programs Top in Nation Awarding Degrees to Hispanics
The institution ranks among the top 10 for specific majors in the colleges of Health and Human Development, Humanities and Social Sciences, Education and Communications.
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CSUF Alumnus Joins Nursing Faculty, Champions HIV Research
Austin Nation, Cal State Fullerton alumnus and HIV researcher, joins the College of Health and Human Development as an assistant professor of nursing.
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2016 Olympics: CSUF Faculty Reflect on Experiences in Rio
Andrea Becker and Traci Statler, Cal State Fullerton associate professors of kinesiology, reflect on their experiences serving Team USA at the 2016 Summer Olympics.
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New Class of President’s Scholars Begins the School Year
This month, 19 new President’s Scholars joined Cal State Fullerton’s student body. As President’s Scholars, they hold the most prestigious status the University accords to incoming students.
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2016 Olympics: CSUF Alumnus Serves USA Volleyball Team
In his role as strength and conditioning coach, Cal State Fullerton alumnus Jimmy Stitz supported the USA Women’s Volleyball team in capturing the bronze medal at the 2016 Summer Olympics.
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Faculty Experts Study Media’s Olympic Errors
CSUF’s communications, gender studies and Olympic history experts comment on inappropriate Olympic media coverage.