Titans Finish First in Statewide Research Competition
Five CSUF student researchers won first-place awards for their work at the 31st annual California State University Student Research Competition.
Academic Affairs
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Faculty Can Seek a ‘Research Pot of Gold’ at April 25 Event
Faculty members from across the campus are invited to “find your research Pot of Gold” — perhaps in collaboration with someone from a different department — Tuesday, April 25, during Research Festival Day, sponsored by the Office of Research and Sponsored Projects, and the Faculty Development Center.
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Roots and Ladders: Using DNA to Trace Family History
In conjunction with National DNA Day, CSUF’s Pollak Library hosts an April 25 workshop focusing on family history research.
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Poets Welcome Here
Contemporary poets Jennifer Givhan, Phillip B. Williams and Amy Uyematsu will share their work during an April 18 poetry reading event in the Pollak Library. A community reading will follow.
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Business Students Take Top Honors in Consulting Project Contest
For more than a quarter of a century, Cal State Fullerton business students have been taking top honors in a national student consulting competition. This year, two teams made it to the top levels of competition.
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Examining the Legacy of California Historian Kevin Starr
A CSUF researcher is leading a two-year study of Kevin Starr’s eight-volume series, “Americans and the California Dream.” Starr, who served as California’s state librarian for 10 years, died in January.
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Children’s Author Nikki Grimes to Speak at Pollak Library
Nikki Grimes will share how social justice issues influence her writing at a March 21 talk at Cal State Fullerton. The event is free and open to the public.
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CSUF Joins Statewide Effort to Help Students Graduate
Cal State Fullerton was recently awarded a $2 million grant from the California State University system as part of the statewide system’s effort to increase the number of freshmen graduating in four years, and transfer students graduating in two years.
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A Woman Walks Into a Room …
Women have led for generations in the United Kingdom, France, Norway and Germany, and multiple countries empower women to participate in leadership roles using quotas requiring governing bodies to have at least a minimum percentage of female representation. Yet, 2016 was the first year a woman won the presidential nomination for a major party in the United States. And female representation in local and legislative politics has been slow to grow.
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Student Success Teams Nationally Recognized
Student Affairs Administrators in Higher Education recently awarded Cal State Fullerton a 2017 Promising Practices Award for its student success teams.