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 […]
Celebrate both LGBTQ+ History Month and National Hispanic Heritage Month by participating in our Drag Queen Loteria! Join hostess Queen Alessandra Divine for fun and prizes on October 11 in Pollak Library North, room 130 from noon to 2 p.m. This event is hosted by: LGBT Queer Resource Center, Latinx Community Resource Center, Titan Dreamers […]
Join us for a webinar on building self-esteem through positive self-talk, hosted by the Employee Assistance Program, on Wed., October 5 starting at 10 a.m. Positive self-talk can help in a number of ways, including building self-esteem, managing conflict, and handling criticism. Content of this program includes: – Power of self-talk – Origin of thought […]
“Preserving Community Through Performance: A Concert of Asian Americans” will be the topic of Pollak Library’s Faculty Noontime Talk on Tuesday, Nov. 8 with Dom Magwili, adjunct lecturer in the Department of Asian American Studies. Magwili has appeared in the movie Fifty First Dates and has guest starred on such TV shows as Close to Home, […]
Lohuwa Mamudu, assistant professor of public health will discuss “Disparities in Localized Malignant Lung Cancer Surgical Treatment: A Population-Based Cancer Registry Analysis” at the noon time faculty talk on Oct. 4 in the Pollak Library. Surgical treatment offers a favorable prognosis and five-year relative survival for lung cancer. However, disparities exist in the receipt of […]
The Employee Assistance Program will offer a free webinar on “Dealing with Difficult Personalities” on Thursday, Sept. 22 at 10 a.m. The success of an organization is due, in large part, to the diversity of skills, talents and backgrounds of people who come together to create a work group. This also means, of course, working […]
The next time you stop by Target, maybe drop a bottle of shampoo, toothpaste and other hygiene supplies that can be distributed to students through Basic Needs Services. The center provides full-sized hygiene products and gently worn professional attire to support CSUF students. Basic Needs Services is in urgent need of donations for both full-sized, […]
Join us in person at the Health and Wellness Expo on Tuesday, Sept. 27 in the Titan Student Union (TSU). Learn about benefit changes for 2023 and meet vendors in person. Plus, there will be free health screenings, flu shots, and more. Show your support by wearing your denim, plaid, bandanas, western boots, or hats! […]
Dear Campus Colleagues, As we prepare for an active Fall semester, you are invited to attend a virtual webinar to learn more about how the Division of Student Affairs handles free speech campus activities. We will review federal and state laws along with campus policies and procedures. In addition, participants will understand the role of […]
The Athletics Department is pleased to announce that open swim hours are currently available to students, faculty and staff in the new Olympic-sized swimming pool, east of the Kinesiology and Health Science (KHS) building. Improve your mental and physical health this semester, without leaving campus with open or lap swimming on your lunch break. Get […]