Celebrating Academic Contributions and International Collaborations
CSUF’s Richard Deming received an honorary doctorate from Chiang Mai University, celebrating his 30 years of international collaboration and contributions to environmental science.
Category: Faculty News
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Day of Giving Brings Huge Wins to Chemistry CURE Program
These funds will facilitate the expansion of the CURE initiative, allowing the program to scale up to accommodate nearly 300 students per semester.
Celebrating the Influence of Faculty and Alumni at Annual NSM Emeriti Luncheon
The College of Natural Sciences & Mathematics celebrated the contributions of former faculty and distinguished alumni at its annual emeriti luncheon.
Increasing the Probability of Student Success
The first recipient of the James Friel Family Award is actuarial science student Aaron Kim, who was awarded the scholarship at NSM’s Annual Awards Reception in April.
Giving Back to His Department With Gratitude
Before he set off to enjoy his dream retirement, Zhuangjie Li, professor emeritus of analytical and physical chemistry, took steps to improve reality for his former colleagues and the future of the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry.
CSUF NSM: Where Mathematics Is a Masterpiece
CSUF’s Department of Mathematics impacts an average of 8,000 students each semester. In fall 2023, that number soared to a staggering 11,000 students.
Beloved Professor Honored for Inspiring Students
“One of the greatest parts of my job is that I now have a whole community of former students who valued their experiences and want to give back to current students,” William “Bill” Hoese says.
The Impact of a Chair: Peter de Lijser’s Legacy
Peter de Lijser: retired chair, admired chemistry instructor, respected colleague. Learn more about his time at CSUF.
Getting to Know CSUF’s 2022 Outstanding Professor
Sam Behseta has driven the success of the statistics program at NSM, and his grant collaborations have been transformational for students.
Serving Students in Science: Meet Maria Linder
Students in the biochemistry master’s program have limited funding, but Maria Linder plans to help change that.