Faculty on Sabbatical to Explore Glitter, Hate Crimes and More
Fifty faculty members have been granted sabbaticals or leaves in the 2020-21 academic year to pursue a wide variety of scholarly projects.
Humanities and Social Sciences
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Campus Announces Faculty Tenure, Promotions
The Office of Faculty Affairs and Records has announced the tenure and/or promotion of 76 faculty members.
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University Welcomes New Administrators, Department Chairs
Cal State Fullerton announces administrators and department chairs joining the university this fall, including a new provost and vice president for student affairs.
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Titan Scholars Share Research and Receive Honors
See the latest in published works, presentations and award-winning projects from CSUF faculty members.
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Help for Moms: Chores Have a Key Role in Child Development
Lucia Alcala, assistant professor of psychology, recently received a nearly $50,000 grant to expand her child development research of family and community activities in diverse communities.
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Researcher Studies the Importance of Chores (and How to Get Kids to Do Them)
Lucia Alcalá, a CSUF assistant professor of psychology, studies parenting and child development across diverse communities. Her recent work focuses on how Maya children from Yucatan, Mexico.
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Temperature Rising: CSUF Experts Examine Racism, Social Justice and Police Reform Amid COVID-19
Temperature Rising video series: Cal State Fullerton faculty experts explore the pandemic, systemic racism, worldwide protests and police reform.
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Latino Dads Take to TikTok
Defying stereotypical machista Latino, dads on TikTok show a cultural shift within immigrant families.
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In Memoriam — Gerald P. Rosen
The professor emeritus of sociology, who served Cal State Fullerton for 40 years, is remembered for his groundbreaking study of Chicanos and activism.
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Students Help 102-Year-Old Veteran Use Zoom for the First Time
Cal State Fullerton’s “Introduction to Gerontology” pairs students with seniors to strengthen intergenerational understanding and relieve loneliness between both age groups. Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the program has transitioned to virtual sessions.