For Cal State Fullerton faculty or staff who are interested in leading a study abroad program in summer 2025, the deadline to submit an approved program proposal is June 1, 2024. Ahead of this deadline, faculty and staff are invited to attend an upcoming workshop that covers essential information and university requirements for leading a […]
The Office of Research Development and Hanover Research will host an insightful workshop on mastering the art of collaboration in grant proposals. In the competitive landscape of grant applications, successful proposals hinge on effective teamwork. This interactive session will guide you through the crucial steps of identifying the right collaborators, securing commitments and transforming commitments […]
David Sandner, professor of English, comparative literature and linguistics, is the author of a new book, “His Unburned Heart.” The historically based novella tells the story of how Mary Shelley, author of “Frankenstein,” obtained her husband’s heart after it wouldn’t burn in his funeral pyre. The novella is related to a novel in progress, “The […]
Layla Bahar Al-Aloom, a lecturer in modern languages and literatures, has been honored with the 2024 California Language Teachers’ Association Outstanding Teacher Leader Award for her contributions to teaching Arabic and English as a second language. Bahar Al-Aloom was formally recognized at the CLTA awards brunch on March 10. “I am honored to receive the […]
Nicole Seymour, professor of English, comparative literature and linguistics, has been awarded a residential fellowship at the Huntington Library in San Marino, California. This summer, she will conduct archival research on author Christopher Isherwood, whose 1964 novel “A Single Man” fictionalizes his experience as a Cal State LA professor. Seymour plans to complete a scholarly […]
Terri L. Snyder, professor and chair of American studies, has been appointed to the Huntington Library’s Research Division Board of Governors. The Huntington Library, located in San Marino, California, is one of the world’s great independent research libraries. Each year, the Huntington awards roughly 150 long- and short-term research fellowships to scholars to support humanities […]
Decades ago, the American Dream meant owning your own home or having the opportunity to explore the world on your own as a young adult through solo apartment living. A century ago, homeownership plus small business ownership was the norm. Now, the average age at which more than half of California residents are homeowners is […]
World chamber jazz ensemble, Quarteto Nuevo, released its new album “2” in early fall 2023. The group comprises CSUF School of Music lecturer Damon Zick (soprano saxophone) and Kenton Youngstrom (guitar), Jacob Szekely (cello) and Felipe Frage (percussion). Combining western classical, eastern European folk, Latin and jazz, the album features three of Zick’s original compositions […]
It’s an exciting time for the Teacher Induction Program at Cal State Fullerton as it welcomes a new faculty coordinator, Loretta Donovan. Donovan is a professor in the Department of Elementary and Bilingual Education at CSUF. “As the program coordinator, it’s my job to ensure both the candidate and their mentor feel supported,” she says. […]
CSUEU members and Cal State Fullerton employees are mourning the loss of a fierce leader – Jacqueline Otis. It is never easy to say goodbye to a family member, and that is what she was to many within the CSU Employees Union and Cal State Fullerton. Otis was known at CSUEU Chapter 317 – Fullerton […]