Project: VISIBLE – The “Seeing Beyond” Social Practice Art Prototype
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With the generous support of the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation, CSUF DEFCon disbursed over $18,000 in grants and fellowships this year to support CSUF faculty, staff and students in developing new scholarly research, curriculum, and community engaged projects. Take a look at their projects below!
Project: Digitization for Dissemination to the People: The Black Panther Party Collection in the California History Room
Project: Celebrating Latinx Futurisms: The New US Latinx Science Fiction Collection in Pollak Library's UH&SC.
Project: Spatializing Commercial Displacement and Narratives of Progress: Downtown Santa Ana, 1980-2020
Project: Excavating and Coding Indian Captivity in the Online Baptismal Records of Our Lady of Guadalupe Mission Church Parish in Sapello, NM (1868-1870)
I grew up in Irvine, CA, and am a senior at CSUF pursuing a B.A. in Political Science with an interest in diplomacy, international development, and humanitarian intervention and response.
I am currently on my last semester of obtaining my undergraduate degree in History at CSUF. After graduation, I plan on attending CSUF’s single subject credential program for Social Science.
I am a first year here at CSUF majoring in Kinesiology and currently working at a community college towards my associates in American Sign Language.
Currently, I am a Master of Social Work student at CSUF. I am also an intern at the Orange County Health Care Agency. My goal is to improve access to mental health services for bicultural individuals...
I am a recent graduate from CSUF master’s program in history. As a budding public and digital historian, I look forward to working on public-facing projects, learning more about underrepresented histories, and learning from others.
My master’s thesis focuses on the Chicana Health Movement and how Chicanas protected their community and fought for their health rights [...]
I’m currently a fourth year undergraduate student at CSUF majoring in a traditional studio art concentration with a computer science minor.
In 2019, after kids and careers, I returned to school to become a secondary English teacher....to only practice pedagogies rooted in diversity, equity and inclusion.
I am a first generation college graduate from the Chicana/o Studies department currently in the Masters in History program with a concentration in Chicana/o Studies.
I am a fourth-year undergraduate majoring in Psychology and minoring in Queer Studies. I am very passionate about community involvement and volunteering, especially with young people in the LGBTQ+ community.
Course: Black Food Culture + Activism, Engagement and Professional Development (AFAM 321)
Keep up with our different projects on Instagram and the web. And reach out to connect about other digital humanities projects!
d.h@fullerton.edu or jmoorepewu@fullerton.edu