The Gold Standard
Feature about business alumnus Ben Gold, co-founder and president of Quick Bridge Funding.
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CalStateTEACH Wins Third Apple Distinguished Education Program Award
California State University’s CalStateTEACH program, which offers prospective teachers the opportunity to study and earn credential credits online, has won the coveted national Apple Distinguished Program Award for the third consecutive time.
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Class of Three Million Gives Generously
As the CSU celebrated the Class of 3 Million in 2014-15, preliminary data indicates an overall record-breaking increase in charitable gifts, including a spike of 11,000 additional alumni donors. This marks the fourth consecutive year the university has seen increases in philanthropic giving.
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Pep Rallies, Races and More!
A wide variety of activities have been scheduled leading up to Cal State Fullerton’s Homecoming Saturday, Jan. 30.
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McNair Scholars Honor Namesake With Open House
Cal State Fullerton’s McNair Post-Baccalaureate Achievement Program will honor its namesake, astronaut and Challenger space shuttle crew member Ronald E. McNair, on the 30th anniversary of the Challenge disaster, with a Thursday, Jan. 28, open house.
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CSUF Music Professor Ning An to Give Piano Guest Recital at Chapman
Professor’s career includes performances at Carnegie’s Weill Recital Hall and the Great Hall of the People in Beijing.
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Fundraiser Honors Founding Chair
The Feb. 6 “Young at Heart” honors the late James D. Young, professor emeritus of theater and founding chair of Cal State Fullerton’s Theatre and Dance Department.
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Meet Phillip Kopp
Phillip Kopp, assistant professor of criminal justice, brings his interests in researching body cameras worn by police, and plans to expand his studies to include local departments.
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Fellowship Awards Propel Future Social Workers
Two graduate students have received fellowship awards from the Council on Social Work Education’s Minority Fellowship Program.
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CSUF Awarded $3 Million Grant to Train Stem Cell Scientists
The University has been awarded a $3 million grant from the California Institute for Regenerative Medicine to train students in stem cell research and regenerative medicine.