Cal State Fullerton invites the community to support its Student Assistance Fund for Emergencies on Dec. 3, a global day of giving. Project SAFE provides support for students experiencing food, housing and transportation insecurities.
About a thousand students, alumni, faculty and staff attended the Saturday, Nov. 16, Homecoming festivities and basketball game to cheer on the Titans as they took on the Stanislaus State Warriors.
The California State University has posted details on the selection of the system’s eighth chancellor.
James Ruby, professor of human services, teaches wide-ranging courses from character and conflict, theory and practice of group counseling, and research and data management in human services. He has worked with community-based youth and community mental health programs. Ruby is author of “Barriers to Practitioner Research: Making Research Education Relevant and Productive.”
Cal State Fullerton is recognizing nearly 80 faculty members for all the things they do to help students succeed, including mentoring, guiding research in the lab and incorporating cutting-edge technology into the classroom.
Cal State Fullerton is hosting a series of events Nov. 18-22 to draw attention to Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week. The national week highlights basic needs issues and the initiatives designed to address them.
The artistry of five Cal State Fullerton art majors will be going on the auction block Saturday, Nov. 16 — all in support of arts education throughout the Fullerton School District.
Cal State Fullerton is presenting a Tuesday, Nov. 19, conference on “Culturally and Linguistically Sustaining Teaching,” featuring workshops presented by 12 education graduate students.
Cal State Fullerton celebrated the history of all indigenous peoples, including the Kizh, Acjachemen and Gabrielino-Tongva of our region, during an evening of storytelling, ceremonial singing and dancing, and playing the Native American “stave game.”
Every entrepreneur needs to master the art of pitching. The Center for Entrepreneurship’s Titan Fast Pitch competition gives students the opportunity to learn and practice that skill, and teaches them how to handle the inherent unpredictability of the profession.