‘We Are Waiting for You’ — Encouraging High Schoolers to Pursue College
High school students, their parents, friends and community members were welcomed to campus Feb. 23. The visit was sponsored by Youth Leadership America.
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Pollak Library Opens South Side Entrance to Rejuvenated First Floor
Faculty and staff members are now able to pass through the south side doors and take in the first phase of the library renovation. Inside visitors find a new, open atmosphere, a colorful welcome for the campus community.
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Titan Entrepreneur to Speak About Marketing Your Business Venture
Mihaylo graduate Candace Thome-Hopson shares advice learned with her startup.
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In Memoriam — Maryanna (Boynton) Lanier
Maryanna Lanier joined the Titan faculty in 1970 as one of the first female faculty members in the school of business.
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Super Sunday 2018: College Is for You
CSUF President Fram Virjee tells students “College is for you” during a visit to Christ Our Redeemer African Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday.
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Demystifying Misty: Actress Reveals How She Achieved a Healthy Black Identity
Actress Misty Monroe shared her story “Unapologetically Black” with students, faculty and staff during CSUF’s annual celebration of Black History Month.
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Outstanding Professor to Deliver Lecture on ‘Living With Natural Disasters’
Binod Tiwari, professor of civil and environmental engineering, will give his Outstanding Professor Lecture at 3 p.m. March 6 in the Titan Student Union’s Portola Pavilion.
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Authors of ‘My Life’ Book Series & California Literature to Give Talks
The Pollak Library is hosting free author talks In March during the lunch hour, open to the campus community and public.
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South of the Border Study Encourages Ecology and Conservation
As part of a new course, “Baja Conservation and Restoration Ecology,” biological science students participation in a dry forest restoration project in the Sierra de la Laguna mountains of Baja California Sur, and contributed to an on-going sea turtle monitoring project in Bahia Magdalena.
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Faculty, Student Civil Engineers Applauded by Engineering Peers
The Orange County Engineering Council has recognized faculty member and alumna Beena Ajmera and graduate student Mohammed Al-Behadili for their outstanding contributions and achievements to the profession.