Students Gain Friendship, Discipline and Muscles in Weightlifting Club
The Weightlifting Club provides friendship, support and competitive spirit for its 50 active members.
Health and Human Development
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Lifting Up Communities
The new CSUF Center for Healthy Neighborhoods, headed by the College of Health and Human Development, aims to help alleviate education and health disparities in underserved and vulnerable neighborhoods.
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New Faculty Member: Beverly Quaye
Beverly Quaye brings a rich experience as a nurse, manager, clinical instructor and administrator to the classroom as one of this fall’s new assistant professors of nursing.
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Honoring a Son by Aiding Army ROTC Program
Adriana Mraz has donated $150,000 to Cal State Fullerton’s ROTC program in honor of her late son Roy Lopez. Mraz believes that the time Lopez spent in the program was among the best times of his college career.
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Professional Appointment and Honor Announced
New appointment for director of the Cooper Center and an honor for a campus lecturer.
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Faculty Travel to Make Presentations This Month
Faculty members in computer science and health science will be traveling this month to deliver papers at various professional meetings.
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Federal Grant of Almost $1.8 Million Funds Outreach Efforts
Sora Tanjasiri and Shari McMahan want to broaden students’ understanding of career options in the healthcare field, particularly in allied health.
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Health Science Research Subject of Faculty, Student Presentations
Faculty members and students from the Department of Health Science were among the presenters at a number of recent professional meetings and conferences.
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Introducing Derek Pamukoff
Derek Pamukoff is among four faculty members who have joined Cal State Fullerton’s Kinesiology Department this year. The assistant professor has served as a preseason testing consultant for the Anaheim Ducks.
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Meet Tricia Kasamatsu
Teacher and trainer Tricia Kasamatsu has joined Cal State Fullerton’s Kinesiology faculty this fall and will be sharing her experiences with students