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 […]
The Faculty Noon time Talks continue on September 27 with Gerard Beenen, professor of management. Beenen teaches courses in negotiation, organizational behavior, team leadership, and leading change. His expertise includes workplace motivation, interpersonal skills, creativity, team effectiveness, and management education and development. His presentation, “Let’s Get Interpersonal: Development and Validation of the Managerial Interpersonal Skills […]
The CSUF Grand Central Art Center exhibition, “We’ve Always Been Here, Like Hydrogen, Like Oxygen,” that runs through Nov. 6 was recently featured in the Daily Pilot: https://www.latimes.com/socal/daily-pilot/entertainment/story/2022-08-31/visual-artist-squeezes-meaning-from-double-channel-video-at-grand-central-art-center?fbclid=IwAR1DA_O1sVORDJj2LDXivsaEFuT7dnouZ2mge7PenQOpurFRSgQ4JcFeT1k
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]