Researchers Develop Creative Ways to Teach Biomanufacturing to Young Minds
Researchers are developing biomanufacturing curriculum for high school and college students to spark interest in careers in the fast-growing industry.
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Why I Chose Cal State Fullerton
Three Titans reflect on their motivations, doubts and lessons learned while pursuing a college degree.
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A Business Executive Explains the Titan Advantage
Two-time business alum Tim Goff helped build a nearly $2 billion business with his Cal State Fullerton degrees. He reflects on the edge that Titans have in the workforce.
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Experts Make the Case for College
A Cal State Fullerton economist, psychologist and sociologist explain why a college degree matters.
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The Talent Behind Disney Communications
Cal State Fullerton alumni make up a third of the communications and public affairs team at Disneyland Resort.
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Keeping His Head in the Game
After a successful pitching career in Major League Baseball, Ricky Romero returned to Cal State Fullerton to fulfill his promise of earning a college degree.
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Retired Forester Pledges Gift to Support Arboretum and Botanical Garden
Fran Colwell and Sandy Koizumi’s $900,000 planned estate gift will support the Arboretum and Botanical Garden at Cal State Fullerton.
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Titans’ Public Service Passion Leads to Government Careers
At Downey City Hall, a number of CSUF grads have found their purpose in public service.
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Alum and Late Husband Gift Their Home to Cal State Fullerton
Alum Donna Spradlin and her late husband have made a bequest of their home to Cal State Fullerton to support student scholarships.
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Conrey Center for Entrepreneurship Named in Honor of $4.5 Million Gift
A $4.5 million bequest from Jerry Conrey and his wife, Dr. Victoria Shook Conrey, marks a significant milestone for the Cal State Fullerton College of Business and Economics.