Campus Moves Forward on Academic Master Plan
Cal State Fullerton continues development of its first-ever Academic Master Plan.
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University Advancement Garners Gold, Silver and a Bronze
Programs and projects created within the Division of University Advancement were honored by the Council for the Advancement and Support of Education (CASE).
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Cherry on Top: Alumnus Shares Show Biz Insight
Marc Cherry wanted to be an actor, but the creator and executive producer of “Desperate Housewives” and “Devious Maids” took a different path. He stopped by his alma mater recently to share career advice with students.
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The Power of Intentionality: CSUF’s Strategic Approach to Ensuring Equity
CSUF Provost Jose L. Cruz outlines the University’s comprehensive approach to student success in an essay for a publication of the Association of American Colleges and Universities.
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College of Education to Salute Local Educators April 17
The College of Education is hosting “Honor an Educator Luncheon and Ceremony” April 17 to recognize local K-12 teachers and other educators who have made a difference in education and student learning.
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Jamie Hyneman & Adam Savage of Discovery Channel Show Headline Symposium
Jamie Hyneman and Adam Savage, hosts of the Discovery Channel’s popular “Mythbusters” television show, are the keynote speakers for the March 17 Science & Math Symposium.
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Women’s Personal Defense Program Offered
University Police and Titan Recreation are sponsoring a March program designed to teach women awareness and defensive techniques useful in threatening situations.
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A Champion for Global Health
Navid Madani’s commitment to health advocacy, education and research stretches beyond classrooms, labs and international lines. The Cal State Fullerton alumna ’90, ’92 (B.S. biochemistry, M.S. chemistry) and Harvard Medical School senior scientist is building collaborations and infrastructure in the Middle East and in North Africa to help reduce the spread of HIV and AIDS and other infectious diseases.
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How Gravitational Wave Detectors Survived the Contract With America
CSUF Assistant Professor of Physics Geoffrey Lovelace was quoted in an Ars Technica article on the story of how the effort to detect gravitational waves survived the House Republican-led “Contract with America” in the mid-1990s.
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A Cornucopia of Vegetable Plants for Sale
The Fullerton Arboretum hosts VeggiePalooza March 19-20.