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.

CSUF public health graduate students conducted a needs assessment for the city of Stanton as part of the Community Health Ambassador Program.

Marine biologist Danielle Zacherl and her students are using nonnative oyster shells discarded by restaurants to restore native Olympia oyster habitats and eroding Southern California shorelines.
A grant from the Orange County Business Council will support a workforce training program to prepare students for careers in the semiconductor industry.

Class of 2026 biology grad Julia Teeple studied manta rays’ filter feeding system and armadillos’ armor.

Geology alum Tracy Ortega acquired the skills and education to land a professional position in the scientific workforce.

Theoretical chemist Andrew Petit has received the 2025 Henry Dreyfus Teacher-Scholar Award from the Camille and Henry Dreyfus Foundation.

CSUF marketing students conducted research to help NMDP increase bone marrow donors in the 18- to 35-year-old age range.

At CSUF’s fourth annual Energy and Sustainability Summit, local officials discussed how to engage the community to achieve climate goals.

Anna Holmquist specializes in the study of spiders and insects and shares her enthusiasm for the creatures with her students.

Student Michelle Ramirez is learning to use supercomputing and data tools to preserve the Ladino language.