Yasemin Dildar, professor of economics, published a paper that “analyzes women’s labor force participation in Türkiye from 1998 to 2018 using five waves of the Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS). Employing an Age-Period-Cohort (APC) analysis, the...
Reveka Shteynberg (criminal justice), with Kirstin Morgan (Appalachian State University), published a study that “examines how the COVID-19 pandemic reshaped U.S. court operations, workgroup dynamics, workloads, and case processing. Prior research...
Guy Hepp (anthropology and Jeffery Brzezinski (University of Colorado), published an article that “analyzes the assemblages of humans and other-than-humans that animated the sacred landscape of Cerro de la Virgen, a hilltop site occupied during the...
Miranda McIntyre (psychology) led a team of researchers that included CSUSB faculty Jesus Canelon (information and decision sciences), Hani Aldirawi and Youngsu Kim (mathematics) and Ki Eun Kang (public administration), and UC Riverside’s Joyce Fu...
Jose Navarrete-Cruz, a lecturer in the Department of Accounting & Finance was featured in WalletHub's piece about the best budget apps. “A budgeting app can create greater financial awareness by putting that information in front of consumers in an...
A trade publication highlighted the use of ADJ lighting and LED equipment at Coyote Fest 2026, the annual end-of-year student festival at California State University, San Bernardino.
Timothy Pytell, professor of history, wrote an article about the tension between law and witnessing in teaching about genocide, and how his students considered both the legal framework and the attention to the human experience.
Cary Barber, associate professor of history, reviewed “Corruption in the Graeco-Roman World. Re-reading the Sources,” by Filippo Carlà-Uhink add Eike Farber (editors). He wrote, in part, “ … if those investigating modernity struggle to find their...
Jacob Jones, professor of psychology, led a team who that published a study that “investigated research participation among AIAN (American Indian and Alaska Native) individuals in terms of perceived access to research opportunities, willingness to...
Zachary Powell, associate professor of criminal justice, published a paper that examined how the public’s perception of police affects whether they contact law enforcement. “… (I)f the public exhibits a negative attitude toward police, the public may...
Eric Vogelsang, professor of sociology, with Sara Moorman of Boston College, published a study that examined how “older adult social participation may benefit various aspects of health and well being. … Using 10 waves of the Health and Retirement...
Department of Child, Adolescent and Family Studies faculty Keting Chen and Kevin Rosales were part of a team of researchers who looked into how sleep quality affects academic performance. “ This paper examines this relationship through a meta...