Did you know that Fullerton Arboretum is home to an apiary? As you take a stroll through this 26-acre botanical garden located on the Cal State Fullerton campus, you may come across an area where bees and their hives are stored. You might even spot a team in beekeeping suits doing general hive inspections! This […]
By Daniel Coats ’15, ’18 Cal State Fullerton’s College of Business and Economics is committed to immersive out-of-classroom experiences for its students while building relationships and making an impact in the Orange County business community. This commitment is visible in the CSUF Student Consulting Program, which gives its students the opportunity to apply the business […]
An article “Preliminary study on volumetric 3D printing using visible light” was published online in The International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing Technology (Springer Nature) on Nov. 30. The study, by Sagil James, associate professor of mechanical engineering, and Joel Zarate, a graduate student, investigated the feasibility of a novel manufacturing process, the Visible Light–Induced–Volumetric 3D […]
The end of the year is already approaching! It’s time to start setting goals for 2023, and what better New Year’s resolution to have than advancing your education or career? At CSUF Extension & International Programs (EIP), there are several ways that we can help you advance your educational and professional life. Let’s do an […]
Social Work Professor and Department Chair, Mikyong Kim-Goh, has been elected to the California Social Work Education Center (CalSWEC) Advisory Board for a three-year term starting this fall. She represents the California Association of Deans and Directors (CADD) of Social Work Schools on the Board. CalSWEC is a statewide consortium of 22 accredited social work […]
Students interested in becoming a Sally Casanova Pre-Doctoral Scholar are encouraged to attend a virtual workshop before the January 2023 application deadline. The scholarship program provides funding for students interested in applying to research doctoral programs. The deadline to submit a draft application is Jan. 27 for students who are juniors, seniors, or current graduate […]
The Patrons & Emeriti Book Sale Center’s end-of-semester sale will take place Dec. 5 – 8 (M-Th), from noon to 5 p.m. each day. The Center is located in PLS-190 (the southwest corner of Pollak Library). There are three ways to save: 1) half-off all items, 2) fill a smaller bag for $5 or 3) […]
Lucia Alcalá, associate professor in the Department of Psychology, recently received a $144,497 award from the National Science Foundation (NSF). The award is part of a collaborative research grant with Lindsey Richland and Katherine Rhodes at the University of California, Irvine. The three-year grant, entitled “Collaborative Research: Integrating Culturally-Responsive Measures and Comparisons to Strengthen Developmental […]
The City Management Fellowship Program (CMFP) in the College of Humanities and Social Sciences welcomed its new cohort this fall. Graduate students Liliana Esparza, Brain Kim, Ivette Menjivar, and Kate Polezhaev, are paired with a mentor in city management, awarded a $1,000 academic scholarship, participate in government management workshops, and attend local public management conferences. […]
Jack Mearns, professor of psychology, has published in the Los Angeles Review of Books, an article on the forgotten magical-realist noir classic, Fully Dressed and in His Right Mind by Michael Fessier (1935). Mearns describes how this wryly unique novel about the absurd’s intrusion into everyday life will resonate with a public battered by the COVID-19 pandemic […]