Titan Faculty Share Research and Receive Honors
See the latest publications, presentations and awards from Cal State Fullerton faculty members.
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3 Art Spaces Collaborate on a 2-part Exhibit Using 1 Space – Open Space
COVID-19’s closure of gallery spaces calls for creativity in making art accessible to the public, says Jennifer Frias, director and curator of the Begovich Gallery at Cal State Fullerton.
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In Memoriam — Herbert Rutemiller
Herbert Rutemiller, professor emeritus of management science, died Sept. 28.
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5 Tips for a Successful Executive Selection in a Virtual World
Provost Carolyn Thomas and Vice President of Human Resources, Diversity and Inclusion David Forgues share techniques put to the test in Thomas’s spring selection and the entirely online interview process.
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University Confers Record Number of Degrees to Underrepresented Students
Cal State Fullerton awarded a record-breaking number of degrees to underrepresented students in 2019-20, according to the university’s Office of Assessment and Institutional Effectiveness.
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Voter Education Series to Cover Ballot Propositions, Voter Security and More
In preparation for the November general election, CSUF’s Office of Alumni Engagement is hosting a voter education series via Zoom and Instagram Live.
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Grant Supports Newcomer Program to Give Immigrant Teenage Students a Voice
The Spencer Foundation has awarded Cal State Fullerton a $400,000 grant for “Project LEARN: Language, Equity and Action Research With Newcomer Students,” which builds upon the success of the Summer Language Academy for newcomer and immigrant middle and high school students.
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Bringing Mental Health Support to Students
Through Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS), a team of more than 30 mental health professionals are available to help students through this difficult times.
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Climbing Aboard For A Ride On Road Trip Nation
CSUF students explore a journey of self-discovery by meeting alumni as they traveled within California.
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Project Rebound: Supporting the Formerly Incarcerated
Amid challenges, Project Rebound remains committed to the well-being of formerly incarcerated students.