Carlos Yebra López, Cal State Fullerton assistant professor of modern languages and literatures, published his first single-author book, titled “Ladino on the Internet: Sepharad 4.” “Ladino on the Internet” constitutes the first critical and systematic account written in English on the online revitalization of Ladino (Judeo-Spanish), a severely endangered language spoken by Jewish people who […]
This past year, Cal State Fullerton’s University Extension educated 558 students as they prepared to change careers, learned new skills for a promotion or worked toward completing a short-term certificate program. The programs covered the fields of business, criminal justice, education, legal and fiduciary, and technology and engineering. University Extension’s Leadership Development for Public Agencies […]
Cal State Fullerton University Extension offers students flexible and innovative pathways to achieve their academic goals through programs like Open University and Summer and Winter Session. Here’s a recap of key achievements and milestones from the 2023-24 fiscal year. In the past year, Open University saw a 5% increase in participation, with 3,638 course enrollments […]
As the 2024 holiday shopping season and Black Friday sales begin, society is entering a new era driven by artificial intelligence and greater consumer choice amidst the overall backdrop of continuing inflation concerns. While more and more stores aren’t going to be open overnight on Thanksgiving, the Black Friday annual sales are more alive than […]
Cal State Fullerton International Education and Engagement is proud to release its 2024 Annual Impact Report, highlighting a transformative year of welcoming international students and building a culture of inclusion, partnerships with international universities, scholarship awards, global alumni success stories, transformative study abroad experiences, and more. Through IEE’s various programs, global opportunities have broadened for […]
Cal State Fullerton Extension recently released its 2023-24 Annual Impact Report. The CSUF Extension team creates and administers non-state-funded programs for every stage of life. Whether someone aims to advance their role within an organization, embark on a new career path or focus on professional development, Extension offers programs to help students meet their academic […]
The largest and oldest Vietnamese community in the United States is Little Saigon, encompassing parts of Westminster, Fountain Valley, Garden Grove and Santa Ana. To better understand the phenomenon of the unique ethnic enclave that is Orange County’s Little Saigon, Cal State Fullerton College of Business and Economics economists Anil Puri, Aaron Popp and Adrian […]
When Orange County accountants, auditors, accounting students, faculty and policymakers attend the annual Securities and Exchange Commission Conference on Sept. 20 presented by the Center for Corporate Reporting and Governance at the Cal State Fullerton College of Business and Economics, they will hear from a wide range of industry leaders and regulators, including John Gelinne, managing director […]
Cal State Fullerton experts recently published a study in the Journal of College Student Retention: Research, Theory and Practice that examines the impact of the Peer Mentor Program in the College of Health and Human Development. This program was launched in 2015 and co-created by Ioakim Boutakidis, professor of child and adolescent studies and chair […]
In 2019, Cal State Fullerton Professor of Theatre and Dance Lisa D. Long began teaching four basic principles of mindfulness in her classes: breath awareness, closed-eye body awareness, self-talk tracking and a yoga pose known as Savasana. By adding mindfulness to dance training, Long noticed improved physical, mental and emotional awareness in her students. Encouraged […]