Introducing Anand Panangadan
Computer scientist Anand Panangadan conducted research at USC and NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory/Caltech before joining CSUF last fall.
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Opera Star and Univision News Anchor to Address Cal State Fullerton Class of 2016
An alumna who has gained worldwide fame as an opera singer and a trailblazing journalist will serve as keynote speakers for Cal State Fullerton’s Commencement 2016 ceremonies May 21 and 22.
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Upcoming Faculty Performances
Music and dance faculty members from the College of the Arts will be performing throughout the country in coming months.
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In Memoriam: George James
The professor emeritus of art, who developed the undergraduate and graduate illustration concentration programs, died March 5 at the age of 84.
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Gravitational-Wave Scientists to Discuss Discovery April 7
Cal State Fullerton faculty members who are among key contributors to the first direct detection of gravitational waves will discuss the discovery April 7 at the Center Club in Costa Mesa.
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Re-engineering the Gender Gap
As a teen, Jeanette Corona knew that she wanted to create and design products to advance engineering and technology to help humanity. She pursued a mechanical engineering degree at Cal State Fullerton and was among a handful of women in the Class of 2015.
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Faculty Authors Recognized
Twenty-eight faculty members who authored or edited books published last year were recently honored during the University’s annual Author Awards program.
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Campus to Salute Faculty Scholarly and Creative Activity
Cal State Fullerton will recognize faculty members for their scholarly and creative activity during a Wednesday, March 23, program in the Titan Student Union.
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Former Miss America and STEM Education Advocate to Speak at March 26 Women’s Conference
Girl’s STEM education advocate and former Miss America Nina Davuluri is scheduled to deliver the keynote address at U.S. Rep. Ed Royce’s eighth annual Women’s Conference on Saturday, March 26, at Cal State Fullerton.
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Meet Engineer Sagil James
Sagil James has joined the University as an assistant professor of mechanical engineering with research, teaching and professional experience in nanomanufacturing.