Biology Grad Student Publishes 4 Research Papers in Scientific Journals
Class of 2026 biology grad Julia Teeple studied manta rays’ filter feeding system and armadillos’ armor.
Research and Creative Activities
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Geology Alum Lands Environmental Planning Position at National Firm
Geology alum Tracy Ortega acquired the skills and education to land a professional position in the scientific workforce.
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Marketing Students Develop Strategies to Boost Bone Marrow Donors
CSUF marketing students conducted research to help NMDP increase bone marrow donors in the 18- to 35-year-old age range.
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Energy and Sustainability Summit Explores Solutions for a Greener Tomorrow
At CSUF’s fourth annual Energy and Sustainability Summit, local officials discussed how to engage the community to achieve climate goals.
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Spider Woman: Untangling the Evolution and Biodiversity of Web Spinners
Anna Holmquist specializes in the study of spiders and insects and shares her enthusiasm for the creatures with her students.
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Humanities Student Learns to Use AI to Preserve Ladino Language
Student Michelle Ramirez is learning to use supercomputing and data tools to preserve the Ladino language.
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Titan-Trained Educator Strives to Help Teachers Avoid Burnout
Education alum Jason Euston focused his master’s research on teacher burnout and the need to support teacher wellness and well-being.
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AI Interview Bot Gives Students Edge to Land Jobs and Start Their Careers
CSUF faculty are using AI to develop a mock interview bot to give students realistic practice for job interviews.
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Geology Grad Student Helps Describe Ancient Sea Turtle Fossil
Geology grad student Emma Martinez and her faculty research adviser James F. Parham helped to describe a new genus and species of leatherback sea turtle.
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Award-Winning Thesis Studies Young Adults Using AI Chatbots for Friendship
Emma Bunim, a 2025 communications grad, researched how young people used AI chatbots during and after pandemic isolation.