Short Story, Editorial Among Recent Faculty Publications
A short story titled “The Pool Guy” and an editorial on the use of a particular four-letter word have recently been published.
Academic Affairs
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Center for Oral and Public History Lecture: A Documentarian’s Life
The Lawrence de Graaf Center for Oral and Public History presents an Oct. 25 lecture featuring author and documentarian Sam Stephenson. His talk is based on two decades of researching the life and work of Life magazine photographer W. Eugene Smith.
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CSUF Awarded $12 Million in Grants, Contracts and Program Funding
More than $12.1 million has been awarded to Cal State Fullerton during the first quarter of the academic year. The funding supports programs that help students go to college, earn degrees in specific fields, expand high-impact practices for students and benefit communities, and underwrite faculty research, much of which is conducted with students working alongside faculty members.
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Writing Across the Curriculum Offers Tools to Faculty to Enhance Students’ Writing Skills
Academic Programs has introduced Writing Across the Curriculum, a new program focused on giving faculty members the tools they may need to assist students in becoming better writers.
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Scientist Studies How Aerosol Impacts Health & Climate Change
Dan Curtis, a researcher who examines the effects of atmospheric aerosol, joins the University as an associate professor of chemistry and biochemistry.
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Researcher Focuses on Enriching Student Learning With Technology
Paul Salvador Inventado joined CSUF as an assistant professor of computer science this fall and studies the emerging discipline of educational data mining.
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‘Boom California’ Presents Brown-Bag Conversations
Boom California and Pollak Library present a conversation series, open to the public and campus community, with the first event Sept. 19 on “Three Orange Counties.”
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Campus Welcomes New Class of Faculty Members
President Mildred García welcomed new members of the tenure-track faculty during Monday’s Convocation and at a dinner held that evening in their honor.
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External Funding Supports Student Programs and Faculty Research
Programs that support students interested in advanced degrees in the sciences and provide after-school mentorship and hand-on experiences, studies into minority health issues and student internships received more than $9 million in recent grants and contracts.
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Honors Capstone Projects Take the Spotlight
Honors scholars recently presented their capstone projects at a three-day conference designed to facilitate cross-disciplinary -dialogue and provide access for community and family members to learn more about student studies.