Geography Conference to Explore Hurricanes, Climate Change
Cal State Fullerton will host a Nov. 3 “All Points of the Compass” geography conference in the Titan Student Union. The event is free and open to the public.
Humanities and Social Sciences
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MacArthur ‘Genius’ to Discuss Human Smuggling Industry
Award-winning anthropologist Jason De León will meet with Cal State Fullerton students and faculty Oct. 19 to discuss the relationship between transnational gangs and the human smuggling industry.
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Short Story, Editorial Among Recent Faculty Publications
A short story titled “The Pool Guy” and an editorial on the use of a particular four-letter word have recently been published.
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Center for Oral and Public History Lecture: A Documentarian’s Life
The Lawrence de Graaf Center for Oral and Public History presents an Oct. 25 lecture featuring author and documentarian Sam Stephenson. His talk is based on two decades of researching the life and work of Life magazine photographer W. Eugene Smith.
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Buffalo Soldiers, Titan Alumni Focus of New Library Exhibit
Cal State Fullerton’s Department of African American Studies presents a new exhibit on the contributions of Buffalo Soldiers during the 1860s and the University’s alumni from a century later. The exhibit runs Oct. 22-Dec. 31 in the Pollak Library.
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CSUF Awarded $12 Million in Grants, Contracts and Program Funding
More than $12.1 million has been awarded to Cal State Fullerton during the first quarter of the academic year. The funding supports programs that help students go to college, earn degrees in specific fields, expand high-impact practices for students and benefit communities, and underwrite faculty research, much of which is conducted with students working alongside faculty members.
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Report: Policing Around the Nation
CSUF’s Center for Public Policy and the Police Foundation release the largest and most comprehensive study conducted since 1978 on the role of higher education in policing.
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Titans Study Human-Wildlife Conflicts in South Africa
A CSUF study abroad program gives students a close-up look at animal justice issues around the world.
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Octopus Study in the Works for Animal Behavior Researcher
Jessie Peissig, CSUF professor of psychology, to give Oct. 11 talk on recent advances in the study of how animals think and perceive the world.
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In Memoriam — Seymour Scheinberg
The chair and professor of history emeritus was a founding faculty member of the College of Humanities and Social Sciences. A memorial service will be held Oct. 3 in Costa Mesa.