Notable Faculty and Staff
- Dr. John Crossley, Recreation Professor - World-renowned recreation professional and author.
- Dr. James M. Cypher, Senior Economics Professor - Expert on economic development in Latin America.
- Kenneth Fugelsang, Fresno State Winemaster - Leads world-renowned enology program.
- Dr. Gary P. Gilroy, Music Professor and Department Chair- Noted Composer for both marching and concert bands.
- Dr. Eric W. Hickey, Criminology Professor - Noted criminologist and author.
- Dr. Lan Jin, Computer Science Professor - Expert in parallel design processors.
- Dr. Robert Levine, Social Psychologist - Notable author.
- Dr. Keith Putirka, Geology Professor - Expert Volcanologist.
- Dr. Manuchehr Shahrokhi, Founding Editor of the Global Finance Journal (1989) author & Scholar
- Bruce Thornton, Humanities and Classics - Notable author.
- Alex Espinoza, Professor of Creative Writing, author of Still Water Saints
- Randa Jarrar, Professor of Creative Writing, author of Map of Home
- Steven Church, Professor of Creative Writing, founding editor of "The Normal School," author of "The Guinness Book of Me"
- Dr. John Wakabayashi, Geology Professor - Expert in Sierra Nevada orogeny and the brewing sciences.
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