World Health Day: Campus Experts Talk About Depression
One of the most commonly diagnosed mental disorders, depression is the theme of this year’s World Health Day on April 7.
Humanities and Social Sciences
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Poets Welcome Here
Contemporary poets Jennifer Givhan, Phillip B. Williams and Amy Uyematsu will share their work during an April 18 poetry reading event in the Pollak Library. A community reading will follow.
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Alumni Mentors Put Focus on Careers in Aging
Gerontology Program’s April 5 networking event features CSUF alumni panelists, and professionals who work with aging adults.
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Film Screening: Story of a Transgender Latina Teenager
CSUF presents a free screening and panel discussion of the documentary “Becoming Johanna.”
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Oscar-Nominated Screenwriter to Discuss Powerful Storytelling at April 5 Talk
The screenwriter for “Hotel Rwanda” will discuss the history of Hollywood and storytelling tools used in film.
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Center for Oral and Public History Named for Founding Faculty Member Lawrence de Graaf
The professor emeritus of history helped create the University’s first archive and its oral history program.
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Former U.S. Senator Encourages Student Involvement in Politics
Former U.S. Sen. Barbara Boxer, author of “The Art of Tough,” encouraged people to not be afraid to get involved in government during her March 20 talk as part of Cal State Fullerton’s Humanities and Social Sciences Week.
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‘Fertile Myrtle’ and ‘Monsters’ Among Faculty Accomplishments
Cal State Fullerton faculty members are keeping busy with fellowships and works on film, print and stage.
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American Studies Students’ Research Highlighted in Symposium
March 20 symposium focuses on Beyoncé, fraternity humor, racial movements and rape culture.
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Talk With Former Sen. Barbara Boxer Launches Humanities Week on Campus
Sen. Boxer will discuss her 30-year career on The Hill and her book “The Art of Tough,” March 20.