Faculty Expertise Is Going Places
Cal State Fullerton faculty are traveling across continents sharing their experience and knowledge in a variety of ways.
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Educational Talent Search Prepares High School Students for College
Cal State Fullerton’s Talent Search program has been awarded two U.S. Department of Education grants that are expected to total $2.62 million over the five-year award period.
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CSUF EPOCHS and MARC Programs Named Finalists for ‘Examples of Excelencia’ Awards
Two CSUF programs that strive to encourage and support the advanced degree efforts of underrepresented students were named among the 20 finalists of the national Excelencia in Education “Examples of Excelencia” awards.
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CSUF Welcomes Statewide Real Estate Advisory Board
Members of the California State University Real Estate Education Endowment Advisory Board will meet Wednesday, Aug. 17, at Cal State Fullerton.
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Fall Chair Appointments Announced
Appointments or reappointments of department chairs, effective Aug. 17 and for three-years, unless otherwise noted, have been announced.
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CSUF Leads the Way in Olympic Research and Service
The 2016 Olympics series highlights Cal State Fullerton faculty, staff and students engaged in scholarly research and professional activities related to the Aug. 5-21 games in Rio de Janeiro
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CSUF Makes it a #MyTopCollege Three-Peat
Cal State Fullerton repeats as the large school division champ in the ForbesEDU #MyTopCollege social media competition.
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Geologist Rocks Into Role as Dean
Geologist Marie Johnson joins CSUF as new dean of the College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics.
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Engineer Spends Summer as Distinguished Naval Fellow
Chandrasekhar Putcha, professor of civil and environmental engineering, is spending his summer as a Distinguished Fellow in the 2016 Office of Naval Research Summer Faculty Research Program.
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Beyond the 2016 Olympics: Will the Games Return to LA?
Five cities are bidding to host the 2024 Summer Olympics, including Los Angeles. Matt Llewellyn, CSUF associate professor of kinesiology, says the city has a successful history of hosting the games.