The Faculty Noon Time Talks continue on September 20 with Randall Goldberg, director of the School of Music, focusing on his research on the music of Jewish immigrants in America. The lecture is titled, “The Kishineff Massacre and Domestic Musical Practice in America.” This talk explores the intersection of amateur musical performance and social activism […]
2.5 months. 120 hours. Countless overgrown weeds. One determined student. From June 1 to August 19, CSUF environmental studies graduate student Alexandra Lewandowski worked to restore the California Native Meadow at Fullerton Arboretum. From 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. each week, she would head to the meadow with nothing but her weeding tools, trash bins, […]
Jennifer Goldstein, professor of educational leadership, was awarded Professor of the Year by the Association of California School Administrators (ACSA) this spring. She will receive the award on November 4 in San Diego, at ACSA’s annual Leadership Summit. Goldstein was selected in part for her innovative work with the Anaheim Union High School District. She […]
Double Your Education, Double Your Entertainment! September is National Library Card Month. Stop by and get yours at the Public Library Expo! Get access to more movies, more databases, more ebooks, and more music for FREE! You don’t have to be a resident of Orange or Los Angeles County to get these library cards. Come […]
The Cal State Fullerton College of Business and Economics welcomed Paul Short, managing partner for RSM US LLP’s Orange County office, as the incoming chair of the Dean’s Advisory Board. The board supports the dean with input and guidance on strategic priorities for the college. Short will begin his role as chair in fall 2022. […]
There is a highly-anticipated new program coming to California State University, Fullerton. It’s the 16-month, 30-unit accelerated master’s degree in applied computer science (AMACS) program! With the fast-paced development of software technology, there’s a need for a program that will efficiently prepare individuals to lead projects at software development tech companies. Christopher Ryu, chair of […]
On Friday, August 26, the CSUF Kinesiology and Public Health departments honored 33 esteemed emeriti by unveiling a portrait wall in the KHS building. Bill Beam, kinesiology professor and chair emeritus (1983-2015) was instrumental in planning the event, bringing together alumni, current and former faculty, community members, college leadership, and, of course, the emeriti and […]
Myungjung “MJ” Kwon, professor of public administration, and Mikyong Kim-Goh, professor of social work, recipients of a 2018-2019 Research, Scholarship, and Creative Activity grant, utilized the grant to collect survey and interview data from local government managers, supervisors, and employees regarding the perception, benefits, and challenges of telework. Their resulting telework research has been published […]
Faculty Noon Time Talks Return! Pollak Library is kicking off this semester with Faculty Noon Time Talks on Sept. 13. Noon Time Talks will remain virtual so everyone can participate. Our first talk will be presented by the Pollak Library’s own head of circulation, Kevin Philips. His presentation is “Building Course Reading Lists Using Leganto.” […]
The transition into the winter season can bring lower levels of energy and a change in mood. Learn the causes and effects of the winter blues at this webinar on Wed., Sept. 7, beginning at 10 a.m. Content includes: – Do you get the winter blues?– The “blues” vs. seasonal affective disorder– Recognizing symptoms– Tips […]