Recently Published Faculty Works Announced
A book chapter and several articles written by faculty are among recent works in print.
Humanities and Social Sciences
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A Capitol Adventure: Panetta Scholar Looks Back on Internship Experience
Political science junior Tori Hust spent last semester in Washington, D.C., as Cal State Fullerton’s Panetta Scholar.
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Moot Court Team Garners National Awards for Writing
Cal State Fullerton students placed among the nation’s top 80 teams for writing and oral arguments at the 2019 American Moot Court Association National Tournament in January.
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In Memoriam — David J. Pivar
David J. Pivar, professor emeritus of history who served the university for 31 years, founded the American Studies Department and taught the university’s first courses in women’s studies.
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Dynamic Duos: Why Science Loves Twins
Nancy Segal, professor of psychology, discusses the origins of twin research design.
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Titans ‘Activate the Dream’ of Martin Luther King Jr.
The Cal State Fullerton community will gather for two days of reflection and service in honor of civil rights icon Martin Luther King Jr.
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In Memoriam — Gloria Rock
Gloria Rock, an associate professor emeritus of philosophy who served Cal State Fullerton for 24 years, is remembered as a dedicated teacher of logic.
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Campus Garners $5 Million in Grants and Contracts
Cal State Fullerton faculty and staff, programs and research efforts have garnered more than $5 million in grants and contracts during the second fiscal quarter of the academic year.Cal State Fullerton faculty and staff, programs and research efforts have garnered more than $5 million in grants and contracts during the second fiscal quarter of the academic year.
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Titan Voice – Claire Jenkins: Moot Court Experience is Preparation for Career Goals
Claire Jenkins, a senior majoring in political science and history, finds her experiences on the CSUF Moot Court team to prepare her for her career goals of becoming an attorney attainable by strengthening her writing, public speaking, and critical thinking skills.
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Scholars Explore ‘Community, Identity and Belonging’ in Lecture Series
CSUF’s College of Humanities and Social Sciences continues its annual lecture series this spring with topics ranging from an overview of immigrant due process rights to the history of the “black friend.”