Cooper Center Event July 17 Focuses on Fossils, OC’s Past
“From Dinosaurs to People: Reliving Orange County’s Past” will be presented Sunday, July 17, by the Cooper Center and OC Parks.
Humanities and Social Sciences
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Raising Graduation Rates for Underrepresented Students
Fifty higher education administrators, faculty and staff attended a recent meeting of Optimizing Academic Success and Institutional Strategy at Cal State Fullerton.
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Where Art and Anthropology Meet
In Karen Stocker’s anthropology course in culture and education, students choose how they want to learn.
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Students’ Poster Takes Top Prize at Statewide Geographical Society Conference
A poster tracking a university building’s waste and recycling output wins first place.
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Titans Go to Washington
Cal State Fullerton students are gaining internship experience and meeting global leaders through the DC Scholars Program.
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The Women of El Toro: App Shares Veterans’ History With Great Park Visitors
Titan faculty members have developed a free app to share stories recorded a decade ago by the Center for Oral and Public History.
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Ethnic Studies Research Published, Presented
The work of two African American studies professors have been published, and the research of a senior ethnic studies major was presented.
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Local High School Students GEAR UP for College
Students from three Anaheim high schools attend classes on campus.
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The Millennial Vote
CSUF students discuss how they follow presidential candidates via social media.
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Snyder Book Honored
Two recent publications, featuring the work of CSUF faculty, have won prizes. Terri Snyder was the author and Wendy Grieb was the illustrator of two award-winning books.