The American College Dance Association Baja Region held its conference in January at Cal State Dominguez Hills, where two Cal State Fullerton dance works were selected out of more than 40 choreographies: “Temiqui,” choreographed by B.F.A. dance student Erik James, and “Tesoro,” choreographed by CSUF professor of dance Alvin Rangel-Alvarado and guest choreographer Edgar Aguirre. CSUF […]
When the latest blockbuster movie hits the screens, have you ever wondered why it came out when it did? Why at the beginning of the summer quarter or right before the new year? It’s a question that might be top of mind as we get into awards season, with the Oscars just around the corner. […]
HanNa Lim, assistant professor of finance at Cal State Fullerton’s College of Business and Economics, was recognized with the best research award from the Financial Planning Association. The accolade was for her study on emergency savings on goal outcomes. Lim looked at the role of emergency savings across three separate dimensions: mental attitudes such as financial anxiety, other […]
The College of Humanities and Social Sciences presents its spring lecture series, “Social Justice Through the Lens of Humanities and Social Sciences.” The lectures will be held in person throughout the semester. For more information, visit the HSS Lecture Series website. Music as a Means of Social Justice Feb. 21, noon-12:50 p.m. Humanities and Social […]
Diagnosed with HIV/AIDS at age 26, Austin Nation faced his mortality until the life-extending drug AZT was released. At 40, Nation beat back his demons to live his best life as a drag performer and nursing professor at Cal State Fullerton. His autobiographical show, “Becoming Austin Nation — From Crack to Ph.D.: A Drag Queen’s […]
Sagil James, associate professor of mechanical engineering at Cal State Fullerton, and graduate student William Andrew Hindson recently published a research paper, “Effects of surface modification on a proton exchange membrane for improvements in green hydrogen production.” This significant research contribution, featured in the International Journal of Hydrogen Energy, unveils promising insights into enhancing the […]
By Daniel Coats ’15, ’18 When 2023 began, a full 70% of economists in the Bloomberg Survey anticipated the U.S. economy to fall into recession sometime during the year. The dour mood was shared by the Conference Board, IMF, World Bank and Federal Reserve. The negative sentiment was further reinforced by a slate of bank […]
Kristin Denise Rowe (“Kris”), assistant professor of American studies, is featured in the three-part docuseries, “The Black Beauty Effect,” now streaming on Netflix. The series focuses on Black beauty history and culture, with episode 1 focusing on makeup (“The Beat Effect”), episode 2 focusing on skin care (“The Skin Effect”) and episode 3 focusing on […]
CSUFDigital seeks collaborative, creative and curious individuals to make up our 2024 cohort of Digital Ethnic Futures Fellows. Our DEFCon fellowships are open to students (both graduate and undergraduate), faculty (contingent, tenured and tenure-track) and staff connected with the CSUF campus. These fellowships support students and faculty working on original research projects at the intersections […]
The College of Humanities and Social Sciences presents its fall lecture series, “Social Justice Through the Lens of Humanities and Social Sciences.” The free lectures will be held in Humanities, Room 219, and via Zoom. For more information, visit the HSS Lecture Series website. Oct. 24 from 11:30 a.m. – 12:50 p.m. in H219 “(Re)Envisioning the […]