During the COVID-19 pandemic, people all over the world suffered from isolation. Their routines were disrupted and they spent most of their time at home. As a result, more people were less physically active than usual and those that often suffered the most were people with developmental disabilities. In Fall 2020, a kinesiology graduate student, […]
Want to learn the “why” behind particular approaches to a police call, while ensuring the safety and well-being of the community? On Tuesday, Nov. 1 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., the CSUF Police Department will offer simulator training to current CSUF students, faculty and staff to improve community relations and understanding. The Force Options […]
What is insurtech? And how can today’s risk management and insurance students prepare? We asked Cal State Fullerton Finance Professors Xiaoying Xie, associate director of the School of Risk Management and Insurance, and Xin Che, for an inside look at the trends transforming the insurance industry. What is insurtech? Insurtech, in its broad meaning, refers […]
By Daniel Coats ’15, ’18 In 2019, Cal State Fullerton’s Department of Accounting (now the School of Accountancy) made history as the first higher education entity in the United States to partner with process automation company UiPath. The partnership emphasized the AI-focused future of accounting and the Cal State Fullerton commitment to leading the way […]
By Daniel Coats ’15,’18 Associate Professor of Finance Lingxiao Li published research on the relationship between housing wealth and collateral and consumption. In recognition for the study, Li received a prestigious $10,000 industry award. Li is the recipient of the 2021 Global Social Science Institute (GSSI) Best Paper award for her recent co-authored study, “Housing Wealth, […]
Did you know that you can stay on track to graduate or even accelerate your graduation date by taking a Winter Session class? Winter Session at Cal State Fullerton allows you to earn credit towards your degree by taking an accelerated course during the winter that is 3 or 5 weeks long. There are 2 […]
The Faculty Noontime Talks continue Tuesday, Oct. 18 with Elaine Lewinnek, professor of American studies and coordinator of CSUF’s program in environmental studies. Her most recent book, “A People’s Guide to Orange County,” was co-written with Los Angeles Times journalist Gustavo Arellano and UCLA professor Thuy Vo Dang. Lewinnek’s lecture will revolve around her book, […]
If you’re interested in pursuing a medical career but you’ve already earned a non-science bachelor’s degree, it’s not too late! You can still become a competitive applicant for health care school. Cal State Fullerton (CSUF) Extension & International Programs (EIP) offers a post baccalaureate pre-health program, designed for students who have no science background. This […]
Through October, CSUF Police Department and Titan Shops are partnering in the Pink Patch Project, an annual campaign to educate, increase awareness, and raise money to combat breast cancer. You can help by purchasing breast cancer awareness items through Titan Shops. All proceeds benefit the City of Hope. A breast cancer awareness event will take […]
As part of Pollak Library’s Faculty Noon Time Talks series, on Tuesday, Oct. 11, John Sanders, associate professor of mechanical engineering will discuss, “A tale of two theories: Using ideas from quantum gravity physics to predict resonant frequencies in engineering structures faster and more efficiently than ever before.” This presentation is Sanders’ first foray into […]