Oh, the Places Titans Go…
More than 300 Cal State Fullerton students, faculty and staff are participating in study abroad and away programs during the summer.
Humanities and Social Sciences
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Emeriti Honors for Long-Serving Faculty Members
CSUF recently recognized eight faculty members who have taught classes and served the campus community for periods ranging from 17 to 30 years.
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Omar Chavez: The Future in Focus
Cal State Fullerton’s first graduate of the Project Rebound program says he wants to share his journey to motivate other formerly incarcerated students to stay on the path.
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Campus Authors’ Works Featured in Magazines and Journals
Campus members have served as guest editors and co-authors of recent published works.
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Summer Internship a Dream Opportunity
When Nicolette Passerello got an email about applying for a fellowship in which she could spend the summer interning with a nonprofit and gain valuable, high-impact, real-life experience, she saw it as an incredible opportunity.
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Student Researcher Recognized for Graduate Thesis on Seabirds
This year’s winner of the Giles T. Brown Outstanding Thesis Award is Chelsea (Rankin) Felbeck, who studied the colony dynamics of Southern California’s elegant terns.
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Senate Chair Looks to Reinvigorating Shared Governance
Steve Stambough, professor of political science and the 2017-18 Academic Senate Chair, outlines the expected issues and focus of the advisory body’s actions in the coming year.
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Insatiable Learner Wins Osher Lifelong Learning Institute’s Betty Robertson Award
OLLI honors one of its founders with the annual award spotlighting the achievements of an older graduate who values and represents lifelong learning.
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Children’s Book About Orange County’s Native Americans Debuts
The Cooper Center’s Jeannine Pedersen-Guzman has written a children’s book about OC’s Native Americans. She will give readings of her new book at this Saturday’s (June 10) “Hidden Histories of Orange County” free public event at the Irvine Ranch Historical Park.
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Book Explores Migrant Farmworker Students and Educational Success
CSUF professors have authored recently published books and articles ranging from educational support for farmworker students, social responsiveness, economic growth, the making of modern Mexico, and adoptions and family migrations.