Voices of Inclusion, History and Activism — Faculty Members Publish and Present Research
CSUF faculty members are presenting locally on community-based and global topics.
Humanities and Social Sciences
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Tattooed: Inked Women’s History Is Focus of Anthropology Exhibit
Traveling exhibit stops at CSUF March 16-April 23 to share stories of the inked women in California history.
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CSUF Hosts Hermanos Unidos National Leadership Conference
More than 500 students and community leaders attended the 2017 Hermanos Unidos National Leadership Conference, hosted by Cal State Fullerton.
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In Memoriam — Jack Elenbaas
A celebration of life for the late Jack Elenbaas, professor emeritus of history, will be held at 1 p.m. Saturday, May 27, at DoubleTree by Hilton Claremont, in Claremont.
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How Disney Inspired the Careers of Three CSUF Faculty Members
Cal State Fullerton faculty members share how they turned their passion for the Walt Disney Co. into academic and professional pursuits.
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Campus Shines Light on Women’s History Month
Honoring trailblazing women, President Mildred García hosts a March 23 reception featuring keynote speaker Vickie Mabry-Height, M.D., physician and author of “White Coat Secrets.”
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Cal State Fullerton to Honor Distinguished, Honorary Alumni
Three Titan alumni and an honorary alumna will be recognized for their service and support of Cal State Fullerton on Saturday, March 4, during the University’s Vision & Visionaries dinner and celebration.
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Epidemic Experts to Discuss ‘The Shape of Global Disease’ at Two-Day Conference
A dozen faculty experts are joined by alumna and AIDS researcher Navid Madani ’90, ’92 at a Feb. 24-25 interdisciplinary conference to help researchers prepare for future global health efforts.
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Center for Oral and Public History Honors Orange County’s Political Leaders
Interviews with political powerhouses Frank Barbaro, Shirley Grindle and Gaddi Vasquez are added to the center’s collection of nearly 6,000 oral histories.
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Workshop Offers Training in Capturing Oral Histories
CSUF’s Center for Oral and Public History hosts one-day training, Saturday, Feb. 11.