Jaya Dofe, assistant professor of computer engineering, chaired a “Women in Engineering Forum” in IEEE International Symposium on Smart Electronic Systems, 2021. The forum included three panels – students, industry, and leadership containing prominent speakers from different parts of the world. The forum was an excellent venue for experience sharing and the visionary view from […]
An article “Study on parameter optimization of 3D bioprinting of hybrid bio-inks” has been published online in The International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing (Springer Nature). Authors: Sagil James, Ph.D. and Samir Mulgaonkar (Graduate Student) Name of Publication: The International Journal of Advanced Manufacturing (Springer Nature) Published: Jan. 23, 2022 Title: Study on parameter optimization of […]
The complex supply chain system disruptions have caused challenges in our economy and tested consumers’ patience. Given the import shortages on items from food supplies to apparel to technology parts, some organizations are thinking about domestic production. The U.S. manufacturing sector is ripe for rapid growth and workers skilled in advanced or smart manufacturing specifically […]
CSUF’s Moot Court team earned honors at the national moot court tournament. The national tournament was a culmination of qualifying tournaments where students competed to earn bids to the national tournment January 21-23, 2022. Over 550 teams from universities and colleges across the country competed via zoom in the qualifiers. Students were also ranked by […]
Tuesday, February 15, 2022 (12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m.) Zoom: https://fullerton.zoom.us/j/82116966119 Leslie Bruce Full-Time Lecturer in English and Faculty Fellow for Writing Across the Curriculum College of Humanities & Social Sciences Kevin Lambert Full-Time Faculty, Liberal Studies College of Humanities & Social Sciences CSUF Snow Cultures In the academic year 2019-2020, Leslie Bruce (English department) and […]
Terri L. Snyder, Professor and Chair of American Studies chaired a roundtable, “Freedom in Degrees: Black Women Claiming Freedom in the Americas,” at the European Association for Early American Studies Conference in Portiers, France, February 8-10, 2021.
Terri L. Snyder, Professor and Chair, American Studies, co-authored a book chapter with Shawn Halifax, Executive Director of the Woodlawn and Pope-Leighey House (Alexandria, VA), “Slavery, Resistance, and Memory in the Lowcountry: The Commemoration of the Stono Rebellion.” The article discusses modern commemorations of the Stono Rebellion, the largest insurrection by enslaved people in British […]
Save-The-Date | February 18thTime: 10AM – 11AM Join us virtually and discover top cybersecurity threats targeting higher education from guest speaker – Ron Manuel, FBI. Open to Students, Staff, and Faculty. Register in advance for this webinar. For updates and more information, please visit Cyber Threats to Higher Education.
From smartphones to artificial intelligence to cybersecurity, computing technology is developing at an explosive rate. As a result, companies have an increasing demand for individuals with a strong computer science foundation who are ready to take on software development projects. These fast-paced demands call for a fast-paced educational program that efficiently builds practical skills. California […]
Tuesday, March 1, 2022 (12:00 p.m. – 1:00 p.m.) Zoom: https://fullerton.zoom.us/j/81728448294 Lohuwa Mamudu, Ph. D. Assistant Professor, Department of Public Health College of Health and Human Development Time to Invasive Lung Cancer Treatment Initiation: Sociodemographic and Health Insurance Disparities in the Non-Appalachian Region of Tennessee Dr. Lohuwa Mamudu’s presentation is a research study focused on […]