Fullerton Arboretum’s 40-Year Exhibit Looks Back But Also to the Future
The history of the Fullerton Arboretum is on display in the exhibit, “The Fullerton Arboretum: The First 40 Years, 1979-2019.”
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CSUF Among Top 5% of Universities for English, History Degrees Awarded
Cal State Fullerton ranked in the top 5% of the nation’s four-year public institutions for the number of bachelor’s degrees awarded to English and history majors, according to a new listing from The Chronicle of Higher Education.
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Small Business Development Center Helps Startups Succeed
At the Small Business Development Center at Cal State Fullerton, student interns conduct free market research for local businesses.
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Alumna Returns to Inspire Social Workers to Advocate for Change
Erica Lizano, assistant professor of social work is passionate about “helping the helper.”
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‘Dinner with the Titans’ Nets $150,000 for Baseball Program
More than 400 Titan baseball supporters gathered the evening of Jan. 24, to mingle, donate and share stories during the annual “Dinner With the Titans” fundraiser featuring George Horton, who helped guide the program to two national championships.
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The Internet: From Distracting to Destructive
Ester Gonzalez, associate professor of information systems and decision sciences, co-authored a study on internet addiction and the warning signs for users.
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Campus Gives Back: MLK Day of Service
Cal State Fullerton students, faculty and staff stopped by Becker Amphitheater Jan. 22 to assemble care packages that were donated to Mercy House, a local nonprofit that helps the homeless. The event was held in observance of the Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service.
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Jeremy Shermak Covers All the Bases When Teaching Journalism
Meet Jeremy Shermak, assistant professor of communications, who joined Cal State Fullerton this fall from the University of Texas at Austin. Shermak is a self-described “baseball fanatic” with a background in journalism and interactive media. His research interests center on how political communication is emerging in typically apolitical realms such as science and sports communications.
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Fair Trade, Feminist Activism Are Among Topics of HSS Lecture Series
The College of Humanities and Social Sciences presents its spring lecture series Feb. 3 to May 4. All lectures will take place in the HSS Building, Room 219.
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CSUF’s Irvine Center Rolls Out the Red Carpet
Thousands of students marched up the red carpet to begin their spring semester classes at the university’s Irvine Center this week. The red-carpet welcome included staff members ready to orient them to the center, free snacks and treats and a special visitor — President Fram Virjee.