Under the leadership of Natalie Graham, associate professor of African American studies, the Institute of Black Intellectual Innovation will institutionalize the support and inclusion of Black people and Black culture, through anti-racist research, creative arts and community-based programming and events.
See the latest publications, awards and presentations from Cal State Fullerton faculty members.
Reducing polarization and extremism are keys to compassion.
The professor emeritus of political science and scholar on Asian-Pacific political systems is remembered for her “extreme dedication to teaching and research.”
“Zines to the Future! (Re)making SoCal Futures” — a virtual exhibit at Cal State Fullerton’s Pollak Library opens Oct. 29. The exhibit by project director David Sandner, professor of English, comparative literature and linguistics, showcases the history of zines and displays of rare zines and original zines created by CSUF students.
Two Cal State Fullerton alumni, Chris Chacon and Denyz Melchor, have been selected for the 2020-21 California State University Chancellor’s Doctoral Incentive Program.
The College of Humanities and Social Sciences has been selected to receive a postdoctoral fellowship from the American Council of Learned Societies to fund a two-year position for a faculty member from a historically underrepresented group.
Stories of women who claimed freedom across the Americas from the 16th through the 20th centuries are featured in a new book co-edited by Terri Snyder, CSUF chair and professor of American studies.
Scholars and analysts say viewers should be watching for nonverbal cues and listening carefully for the cues that reveal important truths about people in high-stakes situations.
Faculty members Iris Blandón-Gitlin and Peter Lee explain what verbal and non-verbal cues viewers can look for during the Oct. 7 debate to better understand the two vice presidential candidates.