Alumni Association Welcomes Four New Board Members
Meet the four newest members of the university’s Alumni Association Board.
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From Cal State Fullerton to the International Space Station
Alumna Tracy Caldwell Dyson discusses her work as a NASA astronaut and how CSUF prepared her for that role.
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Titan Entrepreneur Started World’s Largest Metal Business Card Company
Communications alumnus Craig Martyn discusses his successful business, MyMetalBusinessCard.com, and his work helping other aspiring entrepreneurs through the CSUF Startup Incubator.
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I Can’t Hear You! Desert Noise Bad for Seed-Eating Wildlife
Cal State Fullerton biological science graduate Jennifer Ibarra studied how the growing problem of traffic and other loud urban noises affect seed-eating desert wildlife in finding food sources.
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Reimagining Higher Education in the Shadows of COVID-19
During a webinar hosted by the law firm of O’Melveny and Myers, President Virjee provided insight into how universities are coping and transforming in light of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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CSUF’s Fall Semester to be Mostly Virtual, with Some On-Campus Courses
CSUF prepares to incorporate virtual classes to start the school year, with some lab and performance classes, and research continuing in-person.
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Titan Communicators Help Small Businesses Announce ‘We’re Open’
Titan students and recent graduates are lending their public relations expertise to local businesses struggling to survive the pandemic.
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Titan Voice – Laura Fauvor: Finding Community, Pride in Project Mapping Historical Gay Friendly Spots
Graduate student find inspiration on project making queer history.
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Removal of the Rev. Junipero Serra Statues Could Start Healing Process
Activists toppling statues of the Rev. Junipero Serra cite his role in enslaving and killing the native people of California. Removing the statues could help oppressed communities heal, say CSUF scholars Alexandro José Gradilla and Janet Bregar.
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Will 2020 be the Year of Corporate Bankruptcies?
Richard Parry, professor of management at Cal State Fullerton, discusses corporate bankruptcies amid the pandemic and his expectations for the rest of 2020.