Chancellor Urges CSU Community to Advocate for ‘Sufficient Funding’
CSU Chancellor Timothy P. White asks members of CSU community to advocate for sufficient funding for the 23-campus system.
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Softball, Men’s Track and Field Capture Big West Titles
Cal State Fullerton’s softball and men’s track and field teams won Big West titles over the weekend. Softball will play Texas State on Friday in the opening round of the NCAA Los Angeles regional at UCLA.
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Excellence in Teaching Adds Up for Math Educator
Cherie Ichinose, associate professor of mathematics, is the recipient of the 2018 Carol Barnes Excellence in Teaching Award.
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History Professor Hailed a ‘Role Model for Faculty Service’
For her longstanding service to the university, including more than 20 years on the Academic Senate, Nancy Fitch is the recipient of the 2017-18 Faculty Leadership in Collegial Governance Award.
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Health Care Executive Fulfills Dream of Nursing Doctorate
Ron Norby is not only earning a doctorate in nursing practice, but the retired health care executive is also the recipient of the 2018 Betty Robertson Award from CSUF’s Osher Lifelong Learning Institute.
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Musicologist, a ‘Dynamo of Energy,’ Is Outstanding Lecturer
CSUF recognizes Nicole Baker’s accomplishments in teaching and service to students.
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Genetic Disease Researcher Receives University Recognition for Outstanding Scholarship
Math P. Cuajungco, professor of biological science, is this year’s L. Donald Shields Excellence in Scholarship and Creativity Award recipient.
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Titan Honored for Commitment to Cross-Cultural Understanding
Psychology major Maricruz Garcia Garibay receives Cal State Fullerton’s 2018 International Experiences and Global Engagement Award.
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Research Scholars Move Forward to Grad School
Eight CSUF students from the Maximizing Access to Research Careers, or MARC, program are seeing their educational vision achieve new heights. They are graduating this spring and looking forward to grad school.
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In Memoriam — Marcial Prado
The professor emeritus of foreign languages and literatures, who served the campus for 22 years, was instrumental in developing the bachelor’s degree in international business with a concentration in Spanish.