Annie Yea, director of government relations and advocacy, has been nominated as a 2023 Woman of Distinction by Senator Tom Umberg. The ceremony for honorees will be held on March 30. Yea was selected for her advocacy work on behalf of CSUF students, faculty, and staff. In the last two years, Yea has worked tirelessly […]
Phillip L. Gianos, professor emeritus of political science, died on March 4 at the age of 77. He is survived by his son, Chris. Gianos joined the faculty in 1971. In his time with CSUF, he served in numerous roles, including as chair of the Division of Politics, Administration, and Justice and associate dean of […]
By Daniel Coats ’15, ’18 They were up against some powerhouse competitors: USC, UCLA, Pepperdine and others. But for the fourth year in a row, students in the applied investment portfolio Titan Capital Management program showcased their preparation, hard work and investment knowledge, winning the CFA Society of Los Angeles Investment Research Challenge. The team […]
The Faculty Noontime Talks continue on Tues., April 4 with Heather Moore , musicologist, educator, and professional pianist. Her presentation, “From Synth-Pop to Psych Rock: Defining “Krautrock” as a Genre,” will expose listeners to the experimental rock and electronic music of 1970s West Germany, exploring the musical and philosophical ideas connecting this diverse body of […]
By Daniel Coats ’15, ’18 The Center for Leadership, one of the 12 Centers of Excellence housed at the CSUF College of Business and Economics, has been named after donors and longtime friends of the college: Terry Giles ’70 and his wife, Kalli O’Malley. The naming marks a new chapter for the center, which is […]
Mildred Ransdorf Donoghue, professor of elementary and bilingual education, emerita, joined CSUF in 1962, retired in 2011. The author of nine textbooks on language arts, she also had a special interest in the joy of children’s picture books. Due to her generosity, the Donoghue Children’s Literature Center opened in 2001 in the Pollak Library. Believing […]
https://www.latimes.com/socal/daily-pilot/entertainment/story/2023-03-22/this-is-my-immigration-story-an-artist-dares-to-dream CSUF Visual Arts Alum Adriana Martinez and her upcoming exhibition “Dreamer,” opening April 1 at CSUF’s Grand Central Art Center, are featured in a full story appearing in the Los Angeles Times.
Cal State Fullerton marketing lecturer Stuart Atkins recently published a book, Is God Silent When We Hurt?: The Problem of Evil and Human Suffering: Answers from History, Reason, and Theology. Atkins, who holds degrees in both business and religious studies, has taught marketing at the College of Business and Economics since 2008. He served as an interim […]
It’s been an incredible year so far for CSUF Study Abroad & Global Engagement (SAGE), with several accomplishments: Paulina Jimenez, a Dreamer student who joined the Cal State DC Scholars program through SAGE, attended the February 7 State of the Union Address by President Joe Biden. 14 out of 19 CSUF applicants were awarded the […]
KCET features current Grand Central Art Center project: https://www.kcet.org/arts-culture/nuns-and-social-justice-come-together-in-this-installation Artist Lexa Walsh‘s “Sisters InfoShop” is an exhibition and socially engaged project at Grand Central Art Center in Santa Ana co-designed with the Sisters of St. Joseph of Orange. Incorporating conversational sculptures reconfigured from vintage school desks and prayer kneelers and a kiosk reminiscent of punk […]