Doc Severinsen, Marc Cherry Headline Clayes Celebration
The Clayes 10th Anniversary Community Open House showcased the talent of arts students and faculty members.
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Faculty Share Challenges and Solutions in Learning Communities
Across Cal State Fullerton, faculty members are getting together on a regular basis as part of small, faculty learning communities focused on diversity and inclusion. The communities were created to share knowledge, skills and ways of working on a campus that prides itself on being inclusive and understanding of its diverse population.
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Department Name Changes to Religious Studies
The College of Humanities and Social Sciences reverts to original department name.
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‘The World on Edge’: What Does It Mean for the Economy?
Cal State Fullerton economists Mira Farka and Anil Puri discussed the events of the current year, their effects on the economy and what it all means for the future at the Nov. 2 Economic Forecast Conference.
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In Memoriam – Harry Norman
Harry Norman, associate vice president emeritus for international programs and dean of University Extended Education, died Nov. 3 of complications from Lou Gehrig’s disease.
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A Three-Peat in Accurately Predicting the Next U.S. President?
Using his mathematical forecasting model, Cal State Fullerton’s Chandrasekhar Putcha, professor emeritus of civil and environmental engineering, announced his prediction Nov. 3 on who will become the next U.S. president.
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Titans Remember Loved Ones During Día de los Muertos
Cal State Fullerton hosts Day of the Dead festivities to honor friends and family who have passed away.
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Campus Salutes Veterans
Cal State Fullerton hosts VetWeek 2016, a weeklong series of events to honor student and community veterans.
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Student and Director Recognized Nationally
Stephanie Vaughn elected to head national organization; Leslie Chen named to Leadership Program.
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Business College Hosts Professor for a Day
Mihaylo College of Business and Economics will welcome nearly 30 business leaders, most of them CSUF graduates, as guest lecturers Nov. 9-10.