Student Investment Program Donates to Tutoring Center
For the third year in a row, Mihaylo College of Business and Economics’ Applied Securities Analysis Program has presented a gift to the college’s Tutoring Center.
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The Bright Future for Sales Careers
Mark Mantey, co-director of the Sales Leadership Center in Cal State Fullerton’s Mihaylo College of Business and Economics, discusses the promising field of sales from retail outlets to B2B sales and major corporations.
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University Funding Supports Faculty Endeavors
Irena Praitis is translating 10 works of Lithuanian poet Sonata Paliulyte this summer. The project is being underwritten by a CSUF junior/senior research grant.
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‘Celebración’ Welcomes New Titan Families
CSUF’s Grand Central Art Center in Santa Ana hosts “Celebración Familiar de ‘Titans,'” a Spanish-language preview of orientation welcoming new students and their families.
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Building a Leader Begins Within
Graduate Kelsey Brewer shares her story of finding a confident voice and speaking for others.
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OLLI Award Winner Finds Her Calling Helping Others
Psychology graduate Susan Cane is the recipient of the 2016 Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) Betty Robertson Award.
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Student Filmmakers in Spotlight at Newport Beach Film Festival
Annual festival screens eight films by cinema and television arts students.
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Green Practices and Learning Focus of Statewide Higher Education Sustainability Conference
More than 170 presenters will discuss best practices in a wide range of sustainable and green projects ranging from construction, lighting and energy during the 15th annual California Higher Education Sustainability Conference June 27-June 30 at Cal State Fullerton.
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Carrying the Torch — for Special Olympics
Members of the Cal State Fullerton University Police Department will be joining more than 3,000 law enforcement officers from throughout the Southland in the Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics.
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Advancing the Dream of a Doctorate
This summer, McNair Scholar Vicente Mata will be spending seven weeks at UC Santa Barbara conducting research. He is but one of 11 McNair Scholars who are conducting research at top research institutions thanks to the federally funded program that promotes advance degree preparation for underrepresented students.