CSUF Robotics Researcher Wins $500,000 for Assistive Technology
Nina Robson, assistant professor of mechanical engineering was selected by the National Science Foundation for the prestigious Early CAREER Award. More faculty members are lauded.
Humanities and Social Sciences
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Poetry and LGBTQ Community Health Subjects of Upcoming Faculty Activities
Cal State Fullerton faculty members will be taking part in two May programs focused on two very different subjects: poetry and community health among the LGBTQ population. Three other recent presentations deal with Screenwriting, the First Amendment and art furniture.
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Discussing Fascism in Pre- and Wartime France
An April 14 lecture sponsored by Cal State Fullerton’s Patrons of the Library focuses on pre-war and wartime France.
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Symposium to Highlight Memory and History of Spanish Civil War
Cal State Fullerton history students will present an April 9 symposium on 1936-39 Spanish Civil War. The free, public event takes place in Room 360 of the Pollak Library.
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‘Aging and Dementia’ Class Prepares Students for National Health Care Crisis
To put a human face on Alzheimer’s disease and other dementias, a Cal State Fullerton class is taking students inside a local care facility.
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‘This is for the mostless’ Author to Visit Campus During HSS Week
Jason Magabo Perez, a poet, author and social justice advocate, will serve as keynote speaker for Cal State Fullerton’s April 9-12 Humanities and Social Sciences Week.
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In Memoriam — Frank G. Verges
A longtime professor of philosophy at Cal State Fullerton, Frank G. Verges is dead at the age of 81.
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Mindfulness Expert to Deliver Keynote for Heritage Month Reception
CSUF’s celebration of Asian Pacific Islander Desi American Heritage Month begins with an April 3 president’s reception featuring mindfulness educator Charlotte Ái Nguyễn.
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From Australia to Myanmar, Scholars Talk Dance, Human Rights and Vinyl
Faculty members shared their expertise in presentations and training sessions throughout the world.
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Anthropology Student Among ‘Next Generation of Public Problem Solvers’
CSUF graduate student Marco Moreno is the first Titan to be named a Newman Civic Fellow, joining a cohort of 268 civic leaders from 40 states, Washington, D.C., Mexico and Greece.