Gregory Xavier Whitmore, Cal State Fullerton associate professor of music and conductor of University Symphonic Winds, was invited to serve as the conductor of the High School Concert Band at the Cazadero Music Camp this past summer. Whitmore, who is also the music director of the Pacific Symphony Youth Wind Ensemble, spent seven days in July […]
Join Total Wellness for a virtual Employee Assistance Program session on “How to Bring Your Best Self to Work.” The webinar will take place on Aug. 10 from 3-4 p.m. and will feature strategies to enhance job performance, improve relationships and contribute positively to the workforce. Topics include: Self-awareness Work-life balance Continuous learning Building relationships […]
Eric Gonzaba, associate professor of American studies, was awarded a 2026 ACLS Digital Justice Development grant. The American Council of Learned Societies Digital Justice grant program supports digital projects across the humanities and social sciences that critically engage with the interests and histories of people of color and other historically marginalized communities through the ethical […]
Bryan Cantley, professor of art, earned the top prize for Excellence in Process Visualization at the 2026 KROB Awards — the world’s oldest and most prestigious architectural delineation competition. Established as an international juried competition spanning six professional categories, the Ken Roberts Memorial Delineation Competition recognizes outstanding achievement in the art of architectural drawing. Cantley’s […]
For the past two decades, Professor of Economics Mira Farka has been among the most visible faces in Cal State Fullerton’s economics program, serving as a renowned professor and economic forecaster, including co-director of the Woods Center for Economic Analysis and Forecasting. Earlier this month, Farka added an appointment to California’s Council of Economic Advisors to her […]
Join Total Wellness June 24 from 2-3 p.m. for a virtual Employee Assistance Program session on managing multiple priorities. It can be difficult to manage when there are a number of priorities that require attention. People might end the day feeling frustrated or overwhelmed because they were not able to complete their tasks. This session […]
The Employee Wellness Program is in full swing over the summer as Titan faculty and staff are taking time out of their day to be physically active. Program members can be found lifting weights, swinging kettle bells, running on the treadmills or relaxing during yoga. During open gym sessions, kinesiology graduate students guide faculty and […]
In an interview with LGBTQ Archives, Austin Nation, associate professor of nursing, shared his story of resilience and transformation. The YouTube channel, which has more than 18,000 subscribers, documents and shares the stories and experiences of the LGBTQ community. Diagnosed with HIV/AIDS at the age of 26, Nation faced his own mortality until the release […]
Dallas Stout, CSUF alum and lecturer in child and adolescent studies, donated his collection of historical Boy Scouts of America books to the Pollak Library’s Special Collections. The collection of over 160 books includes early editions of the “Boy Scout Handbook,” “Patrol Leader Handbook” and “Scout Master Handbook.” It also includes nearly 40 early Boy […]
Cal State Fullerton Professor of Kinesiology Pablo Costa co-authored a review of 10 research studies examining the effects of resistance training in individuals with lower-limb amputation. Published in the Journal of Functional Morphology and Kinesiology in 2023, the article identified resistance training as beneficial for that population. According to Costa, a certified strength and conditioning […]