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.
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.
President Fram Virjee has awarded emeritus status to nine faculty and staff members during the month of February.
California State University graduate George L. Pla will discuss his first book “Power Shift: How Latinos in California Transformed Politics in America” on Tuesday, March 12, at Cal State Fullerton. The free public event will be held in Titan Student Union Portola Pavilion.
More than 25 events are planned for Cal State Fullerton’s annual celebration of Women’s History Month, including a president’s reception, workshops and film screenings.
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.
Lecturer Gwen Alexis, keynote speaker of the Black History Month President’s Reception, took the audience on a journey to “the continent of Africa, in a civilization older than time.”
Vision and Visionaries, CSUF annual event recognizing distinguished leaders and alumni set for Thursday, February 28th.
Selected from a nationwide pool of 1,200 applicants, Cal State Fullerton graduates Phyillis Macharia and Minerva Jimenez are participating in a fellowship program that prepares people for careers in public service.
Cal State Fullerton’s Susan Barua, dean of the College of Engineering and Computer Science, advocates for STEM education and workforce development in Washington, D.C., during meetings with congressional member and staffers. Other CSUF faculty will be presenting their research at various conferences this spring.