Faculty Leader Michele Wood Receives 2026 Collegial Governance Award
Michele Wood, professor of public health, is the recipient of Cal State Fullerton’s 2026 John W. “Jack” Bedell Faculty Leadership in Collegial Governance Award.
Public Health
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Community Health Ambassador Program Prepares Students to Inform Policy
CSUF public health graduate students conducted a needs assessment for the city of Stanton as part of the Community Health Ambassador Program.
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New Urban Studies Minor Helps Students Explore Cities and Their Challenges
Cal State Fullerton’s new urban studies minor offers students a variety of ways to understand cities.
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Fellowship at OC Health Care Agency Inspires Student’s Public Health Career
The PATH Academy’s Post-Undergraduate Fellowship Program introduces graduates to health careers.
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Public Health Professor’s Research in Epidemiology, Nutrition and Cancer Recognized
Archana McEligot, CSUF professor of public health, is the recipient of the 2025 L. Donald Shields Excellence in Scholarship and Creativity Award.
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Undergraduate Researcher Explores Black Barbie’s Influence on Children’s Self-Image
Cal State Fullerton Class of 2025 grad Amirah Kambe researched the impact of Black Barbie dolls on young Black girls’ perception of hair.
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New Study Targets Marketing of Vaping Products, Influence on Young Adults
A $1.2 million grant project is examining the influence of emerging alternative products on transitions in nicotine and cannabis product and vaping use among young adults.
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Students Learn About ‘Invisible Corps’ — the Front Lines of Public Health
Cal State Fullerton students get the opportunity to learn about careers in the United States Public Health Service Commissioned Corps.
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Putting Research Into Practice: Public Health Students Create Change in Local Elementary School
In Cal State Fullerton’s Leveraging Nutritional Knowledge Program students learn about public health, nutrition and chronic disease prevention.
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Students Research Connection Between Depression and Alzheimer’s Disease
Students in Cal State Fullerton’s Neurocognitive Aging and Analytics Research Education program study connection between depression and Alzheimer’s disease.