Economist Appointed Dean of Mihaylo College of Business and Economics
Morteza Rahmatian has been appointed dean of the Mihaylo College of Business and Economics for a two-year term, effective July 1, 2018.
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Inaugural Class to Earn B.S. and M.S. Degrees in Computer Engineering
The first class of graduating students in the four-year integrated B.S.-M.S. program in computer engineering will be recognized at the College of Engineering and Computer Science commencement ceremony on Sunday, May 20.
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Fans Wish Titan Softball Well as the Team Heads to NCAA Regional
The campus community turned out Thursday to wish the Titan softball team well as they travel to Los Angeles to play in the opening round of the NCAA Los Angeles Regional hosted by UCLA.
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Student-Led Survey Evaluates Students Perception on Smoking, Campus Ban
Two CSUF students have taken the lead in developing, preparing and guiding a survey of their fellow Titans that asks the questions — Do you think there is a problem with smoking on campus? Do you smoke? And have you tried to quit?
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Cultural Ceremonies Promote ‘A Sense of Belonging’ for Hundreds of Students
Nearly 700 students participated in CSUF’s Asian Pacific Islander Desi American, Chicanx/Latinx and Native American, Dreamers, Lavender, Pan-Afrikan, and Pilipino American graduation ceremonies.
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Health Science Graduate Wins University Award for Community Engagement
January graduate Jocelyn Pineda was recently honored with the 2018 Extraordinary Acts of Service Award, presented by Cal State Fullerton’s Center for Internships and Community Engagement.
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Supplemental Instruction Program to Receive International Recognition
A campus program that helps students successfully complete historically difficult courses is being recognized for not only meeting its core mission but increasing retention and graduation rates.
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Susamma Barua Named Engineering and Computer Science Dean
After a national search, Susamma “Susan” Barua has been appointed dean of the College of Engineering and Computer Science, effective June 1.
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After Launching Basic Needs Center, Grad Student Looks for More Challenges
Master of social work student Tom Garland followed his passion back to school and a degree in human services. That passion led to his conception of a campus basic needs center. Today, as a grad student, he sets his sights on leading more change.
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Kinesiology Grad Student Challenges Perceptions and Wins Honors for His Research
Kinesiology grad student Tyler Moffit explored and disputed long-standing views on how runners and other endurance athletes should train in his master’s thesis studies. His research garnered the university’s 2018 Outstanding Student Scholarly or Creative Activities Award.