President Welcomes New Faculty Members to Campus
President Fram Virjee welcomed new members of the tenure-track faculty at an Aug. 20 dinner reception held in their honor.
Academic Affairs
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Exploring War and Peace in Poland
Cal State Fullerton’s University Honors Program offers its first study abroad experience.
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Campus Efforts Provide Nearly $1 Million in Student Textbook Savings
As faculty members explore and increase the use of ebooks, rentals or free, peer-reviewed textbooks and other Open Educational Resources (OER), Cal State Fullerton students are reaping the benefits.
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Before You Swab, Genealogist Gives Advice About Taking Home DNA Test
Genealogy expert says knowledge about your DNA can help tell your genetic story, if used wisely.
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First-Year Students Expand Horizons With Study Abroad
A new Cal State Fullerton program allows first-year students to experience the cultural richness and experiences of study abroad.
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Honors Students Learn and Use Assessment, Research Methods in New Course
A new honors course helps students develop skills to understand and assess learning from an institutional perspective.
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History Professor Hailed a ‘Role Model for Faculty Service’
For her longstanding service to the university, including more than 20 years on the Academic Senate, Nancy Fitch is the recipient of the 2017-18 Faculty Leadership in Collegial Governance Award.
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University Teamwork and Collaboration Award: Campus Speaker Working Group Ensures Safety, Understanding
A work group of campus members — who planned security, communications and other matters in preparation of a visit by a controversial speaker — have been recognized with the university’s Teamwork and Collaboration Award.
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Two Titans Celebrate 40 Years of Service to the University
CSUF educators Larry Timm and Anil Puri were honored at the April 19 University Awards program.
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Pollak Library Is ‘More Than Books’ in 60th Anniversary Exhibit
With the “Pollak Library: 60 Years of Community Service” exhibit a nod to the university’s 60th anniversary, the library is “uniquely positioned to add an alternative perspective using the library itself as the lens,” says exhibit curator Trish Campbell.