Human Rights, Sex Crimes, Disabilities Among Topics for HSS Week
Social justice presentations, research symposiums, film screenings and resource fairs are part of Cal State Fullerton’s April 8-12 Humanities and Social Sciences Week.
Social justice presentations, research symposiums, film screenings and resource fairs are part of Cal State Fullerton’s April 8-12 Humanities and Social Sciences Week.
Scholars will gather at Cal State Fullerton April 11-12 for the 49th annual Philosophy Symposium. The two-day event features seven presentations that will be followed by responses from CSUF students.
Cal State Fullerton kicks off its annual celebration of Asian Pacific Islander Desi American Heritage Month with an April 9 president’s reception, featuring professor of sociology Michael P. Perez.
DACA student reflects on her visit of attending the State of the Union with the 116th Congress of the United States.
Community and political leaders joined members of the campus community March 7 in celebrating the lives and oral histories of three county giants.
Anthropology major Jaeda Snow discusses the knowledge gained in her study abroad experiences at Vietnam coffee and coconut farming cooperatives.
An immersive study experience at the U.S.-Mexico border gave Cal State Fullerton students a close-up look at border justice. Students learned the complexities of the judicial and law enforcement systems and heard different perspectives on the national immigration debate.
President Fram Virjee has awarded emeritus status to nine faculty and staff members during the month of February.
Graduate students Benjamin Stanonik and Erica Stemmler made short work of Cal State Fullerton’s first Grad Slam contest, in which competitors had three minutes to present their thesis research. They walked away with the competition’s top prizes.
A team of Cal State Fullerton researchers, led by anthropology professor John Patton, recently traveled to Conambo, Ecuador to examine life in the remote tribal community.