May Program Focuses on Benefits of Teaching ‘Writing Across the Curriculum’
Cal State Fullerton will host a May 3 program to assist faculty members’ efforts to use many forms of writing in their classes, throughout students’ university experience.
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Faculty Member Shares Lessons Learned From a Basketball Game
Forty-one years ago, as a high school basketball player, Michael Milligan, lecturer in finance, made a record 76 points in one game. He recently shared how the lesson behind that achievement applies in the classroom.
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Entrepreneurial Titans to Pitch for Prizes at Startup Competition
Six teams of student entrepreneurs will pitch their business plans and compete for awards and scholarships on April 19.
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Campus Welcomes New Sustainability Website
The university’s Department of Capital Programs and Facilities Management and its Sustainability Office have announced a new sustainability website.
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In Memoriam — George Giacumakis
George Giacumakis, emeritus professor of history and emeritus director of Cal State Fullerton’s Irvine Campus, died April 4 following heart surgery.
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Gift Addresses Challenges of Titans
The Ericksen LGBTQ Grant Program will provide financial assistance to LGBTQ-identifying students who have been affected by an unforeseen emergency, crisis, catastrophic event or personal hardship.
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‘Be a Lincoln!’ Readings Create Historical Learning Experience
Consul General Francisco Javier Vallaure de Acha from the Consulate of Spain in Los Angeles, faculty members and students will represent members of the Abraham Lincoln Brigade and other participants from the Spanish Civil War in a Thursday, April 11, program.
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University to Welcome Prospective Students
Admitted students and their families are invited to attend Welcome to California State University, Fullerton Day Saturday, April 13 9 a.m.-1 p.m.
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Endangered Woolly Star Plant Needs Extreme Flooding to Thrive
Cal State Fullerton ecologist Darren R. Sandquist, and his former student, Rebecca R. Hernandez, now a professor at UC Davis, collaborated on a new study on the Santa Ana River woolly star, an endangered plant species. Their research was published in the Ecological Society of America journal, Ecosphere. The research effort aims to reduce ecological impacts, including urban development, to prevent extinction of the rare species that grows in local floodplains.
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Sophomore Honored With Prestigious Study Abroad Scholarship
Titan Jasmine Garcia was one of only ten students in the nation selected for a Frederick Douglass Global Fellow to study abroad this summer.