The Division of Information Technology will be conducting the annual IT Disaster recovery testing of critical services Saturday, May 27, 8 a.m. – 8 p.m. The testing requires a shutdown of campus connectivity to internet and critical services, and IT services may not be available on or off campus. Please visit the IT Disaster Recovery […]
On Fri., May 12 from 5 to 7 p.m., the public is invited to a screening of the documentary, ‘Still Waters Never Crash.’ It’s the inspiring story of one woman’s resilient journey from foster care to Ph.D., featuring Sharrica Miller, assistant professor of nursing. The event will take place in the Titan Student Union. Light […]
Worldwide, our population is aging and becoming more diverse. To solve the issues facing an aging society, we need ingenuity and fresh perspectives. We need to build a diverse workforce that not only understands and is passionate about the needs of older adults, but that is trained at the highest levels of medicine, science, technology, […]
Twelve public health undergrad and graduate students recently attended the CSU-wide Health Policy Conference at the California State Capitol in Sacramento, CA on April 17-19. More than 200 students in public health or health sciences from campuses throughout the CSU attended this year’s conference, the first to be held fully in-person at the Capitol since […]
The Cal State Fullerton (CSUF) Child and Adolescent Studies (CAS) department is counting down the days until their study abroad program in Italy this June. Students from Cal State Dominguez Hills are coming along as well, so the trip will include a total of 92 students and faculty, from five departments, and two campuses. The […]
With its Student Writing Mentorship Award, the Writing Across the Curriculum (WAC) program honors faculty who go above and beyond their normal job duties to mentor their students in disciplinary writing. This year, the WAC Committee is excited to honor Chelsea Reynolds. Reynolds is an associate professor of communications and an affiliate faculty member in […]
On Wed., May 3 at 10 a.m., a webinar on the emotional challenges for caregivers will be hosted by the Employee Assistance Program, Empathia. It is estimated that 80% of all care received by older Americans is provided by family members. This can be emotionally challenging for family members as they try to balance their […]
The CSUF Army ROTC will host Military Exhibition Day on the CSUF Intramural Field on May 10. Military helicopters will take off and land throughout the day and a static display is available for public viewing from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. THIS IS NOT A MILITARY DRILL OR TRAINING EVENT Campus Road Closures and […]
By Daniel Coats ’15, ’18 In 2023, the economic landscape is not only mixed but rather confounding, with an unusually large level of uncertainty regarding the near-term outlook. Though below its peak, inflation remains at much higher levels than today’s generations are used to. But many economists, businesspeople and lay people anticipate an economic recession. […]
During her time at CSUF, Sydney Washington studied both psychology and kinesiology. She was also a supplemental instructor for intermediate statistics and worked at the Social Science Research Center. She has researched the detrimental psychological impacts of stereotype threat at UC San Diego and last summer, she worked at UC Berkeley’s Cognitive Neuroanatomy Lab. Chosen to become […]