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.
Humanities and Social Sciences
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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.
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Faculty Members Chosen for Emerging Leaders Program
National association announces two Titan faculty members are among 26 selected for leadership training.
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University Funding Supports Faculty Endeavors
Irena Praitis is translating 10 works of Lithuanian poet Sonata Paliulyte this summer. The project is being underwritten by a CSUF junior/senior research grant.
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Building a Leader Begins Within
Graduate Kelsey Brewer shares her story of finding a confident voice and speaking for others.
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OLLI Award Winner Finds Her Calling Helping Others
Psychology graduate Susan Cane is the recipient of the 2016 Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) Betty Robertson Award.
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Advancing the Dream of a Doctorate
This summer, McNair Scholar Vicente Mata will be spending seven weeks at UC Santa Barbara conducting research. He is but one of 11 McNair Scholars who are conducting research at top research institutions thanks to the federally funded program that promotes advance degree preparation for underrepresented students.