Jewel Plummer Cobb Leaves a Legacy of Leadership
The biologist and cancer researcher was the third president of Cal State Fullerton and the first African-American woman to lead a major university west of the Mississippi.
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New Program Increases Students’ Digital Access to Course Materials
Titan Direct Access Program offers digital books at 40 to 60 percent off the print price.
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Titans Help Spark of Love Toy Drive
Members of the Cal State Fullerton men’s basketball, dance and cheer teams helped fill 28 busses to the brim with toys for kids in need as a part of Spark of Love’s 24th annual Stuff-A-Bus event last Friday.
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Program for Formerly Incarcerated Students Expands in CSU Schools
Romarilyn Ralston, Project Rebound program coordinator at Cal State Fullerton, talks about the program’s mission.
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Faculty, Administrator Honored
Two CSUF faculty members, the University’s associate vice president for government and community relations were recently honored by being named to national and local organizations and as a fellow to the National Academy of Inventors.
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New CSUF Homepage Design to Debut in January
The new year will begin with a new online face for Cal State Fullerton as the University’s homepage (www.fullerton.edu) undergoes a design change.
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On-Campus Univision News Bureau Boosts Students’ Access to Success
President Mildred García cuts ribbon on the Cal State Fullerton Univision Bureau.
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Recent Faculty Publications Announced
Three faculty members have recent or soon to be published works.
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How Technology Helps Create Interactive Marketing
Yuna Kim, assistant professor of marketing discusses her research on the potential for a two-way conversation to enhance product development. An article she co-authored on brand-embedded interaction, shares results.
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‘Tis the Season for Desert Mistletoe
Student researchers are studying desert mistletoe, a leafless parasitic plant that steals water and nutrients from several species of shrubs and trees, such as acacia and mesquite, in the Mojave and Sonoran deserts.