Counseling Student Honored With National Fellowship
Counseling graduate student Nicholas Lazzareschi is one of only 30 students honored this year with a National Board for Certified Counselors Minority Fellowship.
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Summer Language Academy for High School Students Supports Bilingual Identities
To meet the needs of English language learners who come from countries around the world, CSUF’s Fernando Rodríguez-Valls created the curriculum for the Summer Language Academy, which begins this week in Anaheim Union High School District.
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First-Generation Titans Take on New Educational Goals
Graduating McNair Scholars set new goals for advanced degrees and new opportunities.
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A Doctoral Student’s Journey to Empower Pacific Islander Women in Higher Education
Class of 2018 grad Andi Fejeran Sims hopes her doctoral research illuminates the innate leadership qualities Pacific Islander women bring to higher education.
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Distinguished Military Graduate Proves She Has the Right Stuff
Throughout her career at Cal State Fullerton, Daisy Larios has shown determination and dedication in both her studies and in ROTC. Both served her well as she graduated magna cum laude with a bachelor’s degree in English and was commissioned a second lieutenant in the U.S. Army Reserve.
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Titan Baja Off-Road Racing Team Hits the Dirt in Collegiate Competition
Student engineers designed and built an all-terrain vehicle for the Baja SAE competition May 30-June 2 in Oregon.
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‘As Told by Bold’ Podcast Debuts
Cal State Fullerton’s Bold Scholars are introducing a podcast they have created with the goal of encouraging their fellow students to engage in social issues.
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CSUF Interns Develop Cybersecurity Website to Protect Small Businesses
Team of CSUF interns creates Cybersecurity website to survey and assist small businesses.
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World Languages Credential Program Produces First Arabic Language Teacher
Anaheim high school teacher and alumna Marwa Thabet shares how CSUF prepared her to teach Arabic, and why learning a second language is important in today’s global society.
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Big Data Scholars Face New Challenges at Doctoral Institutions Across the Country
Four Cal State Fullerton students who have been exploring the world of big data through a National Institutes of Health funded program graduated this month and moving on to graduate programs.