CSUF Helps Small Businesses Prepare for Disaster
The regional Small Business Development Center Network for Orange, Riverside and San Bernardino counties is helping businesses prepare for something they hope will never happen: a disaster.
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In Memoriam – Doris Brissae
Doris Brissae, who served on campus for more than 32 years, died Jan. 6.
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Dukakis Discusses Politics
“It’s a very interesting situation we find ourselves in,” said Michael Dukakis, former Massachusetts governor who ran for president in 1988, speaking before more than 100 campus and community members on the day after the inauguration of U.S. President Donald Trump (Jan. 21).
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Teachers to be Honored for Making a Difference Inside the Classroom
The College of Educations hosts “Honor an Educator” on March 5 to recognize educators who have made a difference in the lives of others and to provide scholarships for education students. Tickets are available until Feb. 1.
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Recent Campus Appointments
Recent campus appointments effective for the spring semester.
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In Memoriam – Dennis Berg
Dennis F. Berg, professor emeritus of sociology whose international travels helped Cal State Fullerton establish global connections in Vietnam and China, died Jan. 19. He was 77.
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Forgues Named Interim Vice President for HRDI
David Forgues, chief of operations for the vice president for student affairs since 2012, started the new year in a new arena: as interim vice president of human resources, diversity and inclusion.
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In Memoriam — B. Carmon Hardy
The professor emeritus of history and former department chair died Dec. 21 at age 81.
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CSUF Hosts Senator’s Swearing-In Ceremony
Recently elected State Sen. Josh Newman (D-29) held his district swearing-in ceremony Jan. 14 on campus before more than 300 friends, family and local officials.
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Latino Conference Brings Industry Experts to CSUF
The Feb. 16-18 Hispanic/Latino Media and Marketing International Conference offers students work experience and insight into the Hispanic media market.