This summer, 62 female high school students from across the region are honing their mathematical skills through Cal State Fullerton’s Project MISS, which also is celebrating 25 years of helping students excel in math.
Incoming freshmen get hands-on lab experiences as part of the ASCEND STEM and BURST FORTH programs to get them on track for science, technology, engineering and mathematics studies this fall.
Geology major Isaac Magallanes has been selected for a summer internship as part of the Panama Canal Project-Partnerships for International Research and Education, where he is conducting research focusing on the collection fossils.
Cal State Fullerton has been recognized as the California State University Center of Excellence for Supplemental Instruction and will serve as a model for other CSU campuses.
An interdisciplinary group of doctoral students from around the world is at Cal State Fullerton this week as part of an intensive field- and laboratory-based summer course, taught by CSUF science faculty Hope Johnson and Sean Loyd.
More than 60 faculty members and student researchers and other mollusk enthusiasts are expected to attend the 48th annual meeting of the Western Society of Malacologists June 26-27 on campus.
Three faculty members have been recognized for service and leadership.
The John D. Cooper Archaeological and Paleontological Center and the Heritage Museum of Orange County, will present “From Dinosaurs to People: Reliving Orange County’s Past” on Sunday, July 19.
The first book authored by assistant English professor Nicole Seymour is a finalist for national book award. Just one of several faculty members whose works made it into print recently.
The fish tale continues for Misty Paig-Tran, assistant professor of biological science, as she and other science faculty members and student researchers study the remains of a second rare oarfish — this one washed ashore this week on Catalina Island.
