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 […]
Cal State Fullerton’s 4th annual #TitansGive day of giving was a resounding success, breaking records from previous years and raising a total of $527,969 from 2,239 donors. The university saw unprecedented support from across the country, with donations coming from all 50 states. Moreover, the funds raised were allocated to 153 causes across campus, […]
Join us on Tuesday, March 21 beginning at 10 a.m. for a webinar on how to deal with difficult personalities. This is hosted by our Employee Assistance Program, Empathia. The success of an organization is due in large part to the diversity of skills, talents and backgrounds of the people who come together to create […]
Moot court, a simulation of supreme court proceedings, involves teams of student-contestants, clients burdened by a legal problem, briefs, and oratories detailing the dimensions of the legal problem before a court. Students work hard all semester, during weekends and evenings, preparing to compete against ivy league and nationally recognized universities during tournaments. Moot court judges […]
Two Titans are among 12 doctoral students from across the country who have been selected for the 2023-24 American Political Science Association’s Diversity Fellowship Program, which is designed to uplift aspiring political science scholars from traditionally underrepresented racial and ethnic groups. Jalen Ward ’20 (B.A. political science) and Benjamin Soto ’22 (M.P.A.) are the second […]
By Daniel Coats ’15,’18 Does it matter if a company’s CEO is involved in social responsibility, such as sitting on philanthropic boards? Yes, according to research conducted by Cal State Fullerton Assistant Accounting Professor Zhejia Ling. As co-author, Ling examined this topic in a forthcoming study that will appear in the Review of Accounting Studies, an […]