Studying Sea Life
Biological science majors spent their summer exploring the ecological and environmental issues affecting ocean animal and plant life.
Biological science majors spent their summer exploring the ecological and environmental issues affecting ocean animal and plant life.
President Mildred García welcomed to CSUF 70 new members of the tenure-track faculty during convocation and at a dinner held in their honor.
A new study by geologist Matthew E. Kirby and his students on climate change in the Mojave Desert and Southern California potentially signals a very wet winter this year.
Geological sciences professor Diane Clemens-Knott and her students trekked across the Sierras this summer to study how the magma chemistry of the Sierra Nevada mountains changed over the entire Mesozoic Era — the age of the dinosaurs.
The College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics will host a STEM — Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics — Summer Research Symposium Aug. 7 in Dan Black Hall and courtyard.
Nine faculty and staff members were among the presenters at the 2015 NCCEP GEAR UP conference in San Francisco in July.
The tenure and/or promotion of 62 faculty members has been announced by the Office of Faculty Affairs and Records.
Christopher R. Meyer, chair and professor of chemistry and biochemistry, will serve as a program director in the National Science Foundation’s Division of Biological Infrastructure.
Alumna Navid Madani, a Harvard research scientist, returned to campus to share her cutting-edge HIV research, and her passion for promoting HIV education and research collaboration in the Middle East and North Africa.
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.