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Expanding Research Horizons
MARC Scholars are spending their summer not at the beach but in laboratories at doctoral-granting institutions to gain experience and perspective into a future career in research.
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Oh, the Places Titans Go…
More than 300 Cal State Fullerton students, faculty and staff are participating in study abroad and away programs during the summer.
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The Next Generation
The late Leonard Ullrich started Hydraflow in a small garage 55 years ago with two employees. Today, under his daughter, Cindy Ayloush, the family-owned company employs nearly 250 people in their 174,000-square-foot facility in Fullerton designing and manufacturing low-pressure, lightweight, flexible products, like hose assemblies and couplings, for the aerospace industry.
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‘The Fountain,’ Space Talk at Grand Central Art Center
The hot days of summer bring new exhibitions and a special performance to Cal State Fullerton’s Grand Central Art Center.
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First Class of Equity and Inclusion Fellows Named
Faculty workshops to increase knowledge about the integration of LGBTQ-related topics into history-social studies classes, a civil dialogue series on diversity-related issues and other efforts to increase awareness of and support for all campus members are being developed as part of a new fellowship program at Cal State Fullerton.
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Educator Awarded Fulbright to Study Tibetan Students in India
Nawang B. Phuntsog received a Fulbright-Nehru award to conduct research in India, focusing on the role of altruistic attitudes in fostering a compassionate schooling culture.
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Summer Internship a Dream Opportunity
When Nicolette Passerello got an email about applying for a fellowship in which she could spend the summer interning with a nonprofit and gain valuable, high-impact, real-life experience, she saw it as an incredible opportunity.
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Ambassadors Serve to Create Affordable Learning Solutions
Twenty-two faculty members have been named Affordable Learning Solutions (AL$) ambassadors and will be learning how to use open educational resources (OER) — freely accessible, openly licensed books, documents and media used for teaching, learning and research — in the classrooms.
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Making Music for ‘The Mandarin Ducks’
Kimo Furumoto, associate professor of music, traveled to Japan to conduct research and compose music for a ballet based on a children’s book — then conducted his own composition with the Rio Hondo Symphony Orchestra.