By Daniel Coats ’15,’18 You may not think of yourself as a salesperson. After all, you don’t work on a used car lot or make phone calls trying to sell an insurance policy. But sales are involved in every line of business. And, after all, you don’t get a job if you don’t sell yourself […]
ASI, the Division of Student Affairs, and the Division of IT present: The Super Mario Bros. Movie Date and Time: Friday, August 18 from 5 to 7:30 p.m. Movie begins at 5:45 p.m. Location: CSUF Intramural Field Please RSVP here if you’re interested in joining us! Additional Info: Friends and family welcome Bring your lawn […]
Veronica T. Chiang, a much beloved librarian and exhibits director for 45 years at the Pollak Library, passed away on June 1, 2023, following a brain aneurysm. She was born Teng Fu Wai in a village in the Pearl River Delta near Canton (Guangzhou), China in 1935. Her father worked closely with Sun Yat-Sen to […]
In May and June of 2023, recognition ceremonies were held to celebrate those who completed Cal State Fullerton’s (CSUF) Leadership Development for Public Agencies certificate program. This program is offered through CSUF Extension & International Programs (EIP) and aims to help emerging public leaders further develop successful leadership skills and behaviors. CSUF EIP works directly […]
By Daniel Coats ’15,’18 Consistent with the college’s commitment to providing trendsetting perspectives, insights and solutions, two Cal State Fullerton business faculty – Gerard Beenen, professor of management and Sinjini Mitra, professor of information systems – recently co-authored an award-winning conference paper, “Deterring Cheating Online: Passive versus Active Proctoring through a Social Facilitation Lens.” The […]
Ella Ben Hagai, associate professor of psychology and editor-in-chief of the Journal of Lesbian Studies, has won the 2023 Distinguished Book Award from the American Psychological Association’s Society for the Psychology of Sexual Orientation and Gender Diversity (Division 44). Co-written with Professor Eileen L. Zurbriggen (UC Santa Cruz) and with a contribution from Noël R. […]
Can PTSD be prevented? Mark Dust, a lecturer in the Department of Public Health, recently raised that question in an article published in the June 30, 2023 issue of Frontiers in Psychology. The article, “Can PTSD be prevented? A novel approach to increasing physiological resilience: a pilot study” focuses on his research in investigating the potential […]
We’ve been having some interesting weather in California this year, and now that El Niño has arrived, it’s going to be a very hot summer and a very wet, rainy winter. How are these drastic weather changes affecting gardens? Is there anything we should do to protect our plants? Greg Pongetti, living collections curator at […]
Myron Orleans, professor emeritus of sociology, died July 9. Raised in the Bronx, Orleans earned a bachelor’s degree in economics and a master’s degree in sociology at The City College of New York. He earned his doctorate in sociology from the New School for Social Research and made his way to California. He first taught […]
On July 17, from 6 a.m.-1 p.m., CSUF Police Department, along with fire and police agencies from surrounding cities, will participate in an annual active shooter training in CSUF Housing – Sycamore, Valencia and Cypress. Regular training allows first responders to provide the highest level of qualified service to the community when called upon. During […]