Chemistry Study Improves Method to Measure Vibrations of Solids
Chemistry graduate student Kody Acosta and his research mentor Allyson Fry-Petit authored a new study to better understand and measure vibrations of solids.
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Chemistry Study Improves Method to Measure Vibrations of Solids
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New Project Rebound Center Sets Stage for Hope, Opportunity and Inclusion
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Raising $270 Million: CSUF Celebrates Successes of Comprehensive Campaign
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College of Education and Segerstrom Center for the Arts Partner to Prepare Future Teachers for the Classroom
Titan Spotlight
- University Advancement Donors Empower Titan Community with Record Breaking #TitansGive Day of Giving
- Human Resources Diversity and Inclusion EAP Webinar: Dealing With Difficult Personalities
- College of Humanities and Social Sciences Moot Court Qualifies for American Moot Court Association National Tournament
- Academic Affairs Titan Alumni Selected for American Political Science Association’s Diversity Fellowship Program
- College of Business and Economics It Pays to Have a Socially Responsible CEO, According to Accounting Professor Zhejia Ling’s Research
- Pollak Library Pollak Library Presents ‘Edge Dancers: Mixed Heritage Identity Negotiation’
- College of Business and Economics Family Business Expert Timothy Schultz Tapped to Head CSUF Center
- Extension and International Programs Online Program at CSUF Helps Teachers Advance Their Careers
- Pollak Library LA Times Columnist Gustavo Arellano to Speak at Pollak Library
- Administration and Finance Red Cross Bloodmobile on Campus: March 15-16
- Extension and International Programs CSUF Expands Partnership in Korea
- College of Business and Economics College of Business and Economics Hosts Alumni Event Highlighting Northgate Market’s History
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New Project Rebound Center Sets Stage for Hope, Opportunity and Inclusion
Cal State Fullerton’s Project Rebound program celebrated the grand opening of its Center for Hope and Redemption on March 15.
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Raising $270 Million: CSUF Celebrates Successes of Comprehensive Campaign
Cal State Fullerton raised more than $270 million during its first-ever comprehensive philanthropic campaign, “It Takes a Titan.”
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College of Education and Segerstrom Center for the Arts Partner to Prepare Future Teachers for the Classroom
Elementary and special education teacher credential students learn how to connect the arts to the curriculum through “Arts: Avenues to Learning.”
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$1.4 Million in Grants Promote College and Career Pathways for OC Students
Cal State Fullerton has been awarded $1.4 million in grants to promote career and college readiness for K-16 students.
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University Police Chief Anthony Frisbee Sworn In
Cal State Fullerton University Police Chief Anthony Frisbee was officially sworn in on March 10.
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Amir Dabirian Appointed Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs
Cal State Fullerton administrator Amir Dabirian was appointed to a two-year term as provost and vice president for academic affairs.
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Engineering and Computer Science Students to Pitch Social Justice Projects
Engineering and computer science students are tackling real-world social justice issues and will pitch their ideas in the first-ever March 16 “Engineering Social Justice: A Design Challenge.”
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Students Reach for the Sky to Launch High-Altitude Balloon Platform
A team of future engineers and computer scientists is working toward launching a high-altitude balloon to provide an affordable launch service for scientific experiments in microgravity environments.
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New Urban Learning Major Focuses on Social Justice Issues
Cal State Fullerton’s College of Education is launching its first bachelor’s degree program in urban learning to offer students an interdisciplinary education with an emphasis on social justice issues.
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