Geologist Rocks Into Role as Dean
Geologist Marie Johnson joins CSUF as new dean of the College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics.
Natural Sciences and Mathematics
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Gravitational-Wave Grant Supports New Generation of Scientists
A $937,368 National Science Foundation grant award supports a new project to expand the number of students from underrepresented groups to study gravitational-wave science and provide a pathway to enter the doctoral program at Syracuse University.
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‘MISS’ Program a Total Success
High school girls from across Orange County and the region spent their summer enhancing their mathematics skills through Project MISS.
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Geology Rocks This Summer in Montana For Future Geologists
Students spent a month this summer mapping nearly every kind of rock type in Montana as part of the Geology Field Camp course.
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McCarthy Award Winner Starts Medical School This Summer
Alumnus Justin Hamman, who started medical school this summer, is a 2016 recipient of the Miles D. McCarthy Health Professions Award, a University award, which recognizes high academic achievement, integrity and a commitment to serve humanity.
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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.
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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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Faculty, Staff Awarded External Grants of More Than $2 Million
Cal State Fullerton faculty and staff members have been awarded more than $2 million in external grants during the fourth quarter of the 2015-16 academic year. Projects involve student research and preparation programs, supporting small business development and faculty research.
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Interim University Librarian Finishes Run Under Extreme Conditions
Withstanding a heat wave and other obstacles, Scott Hewitt completes the 46-mile “3 Peaks Run” to raise funds for Cal State Fullerton’s Pollak Library.
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It’s No Fluke: Scientists Identify Second Gravitational Wave Event
Cal State Fullerton scientists have helped to identify a second direct detection of gravitational waves from a pair of black holes that collided approximately 1.4 billion years ago.