‘Here and Now’: Students Celebrate Science Fiction Icon
Faculty and students from the College of the Arts and the College of Humanities and Social Sciences collaborate on a Philip K. Dick-inspired exhibition at the Pollak Library.
Humanities and Social Sciences
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CSUF Celebrates Commencement May 21-22
More than 10,000 Titans — graduates and candidates for graduation — are eligible to participate in Cal State Fullerton’s May 21-22 commencement ceremonies. Attendees are expected to number more than 60,000 during the weekend festivities.
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Faculty Make Presentations Across the Country
Fourteen CSUF faculty members were presenters at various conferences and meetings across the country recently.
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DC Scholars Visionary Honored With Inaugural Award
Margaret McCarthy receives Humanities and Social Sciences Cornerstone Award.
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Artful Influence: Conference Examines the Lasting Impression of Philip K. Dick
“Philip K. Dick, Here and Now” on April 29 -30 explores science fiction through the eyes of his fans, family and friends.
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Students Showcase Research and Scholarly Pursuits
Student Creative Activities and Research Day recognized the “high-impact” projects developed by undergraduate and graduate students from across disciplines.
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C-SPAN Covers Faculty Talk on ‘Presidents and Slavery’
A talk by Tyler Parry, assistant professor African American studies, was broadcast on C-SPAN. Other faculty presentations listed.
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The Politics of Adult Literacy Education
“Politics of Adult Literacy Education in the United States” is the focus of a Thursday, April 28, public symposium.
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NEH Fellowships Support Research of American Studies Faculty
Terri Snyder and Leila Zenderland, both professors of American Studies, have been working on two studies reaching into seminal moments in history: the slave era and the period just before Adolf Hitler came to power. National Endowment of the Humanities fellowships underwrote the research of the two scholars.
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Campus Holds ‘Conversation About Religion in California’
Four CSUF professors from different faiths will answer questions about their beliefs during the April 20 lecture at the Pollak Library.