Sophomore Serves on City Commission
Sophomore Grant Voss serves on the Mission Viejo Community Services Commission.
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Learning More About College Opportunities
The 10th annual Korea Daily College Fair will offer a wide range of information to students thinking about college on Saturday, Sept. 26, at Cal State Fullerton.
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‘Moderation in the Midst of Conflict’
Mohammed S. Dajani, the inaugural Weston Fellow at the Washington Institute, will discuss “Moderation in the Midst of Conflict: The Palestinian Wasatia Movement and the Path to Peace” during a Thursday, Oct. 1, program at Cal State Fullerton
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Campus Programs Teach Students ‘They Can’
Two CSUF programs geared to helping underrepresented students achieve and excel in their educational endeavors were recently recognized as finalists in a national competition.
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Striving to Achieve Their Educational Goals
Four Cal State Fullerton graduate students, all CSU Pre-Doctoral Scholars, discuss what drives them to achieve their educational goals.
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Transportation Innovators
Civil engineering students Daniel Do and John Stapleton are recipients of research grants from the Dwight David Eisenhower Transportation Fellowship Program.
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Focusing on Diversity Issues
Ioakim Boutakidis, associate professor of child and adolescent studies and associate dean of student success in the College of Health and Human Development, will discuss “Unpacking White Privilege: A Personal and Theoretical Examination” at noon Tuesday, Sept. 29.
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Dual Immersion Institute on Academic Spanish Presented
The College of Education is co-hosting a Sept. 25 institute for educators on dual immersion instruction in Spanish, expected to draw K-12 teachers and principals from across the state.
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‘Dune’ Message Is Timeless
Campus members discuss the importance of the “Dune” series of books as the Pollak Library begins its monthlong celebration of the 50th anniversary of its publication.
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‘Prehistoric OC’ Celebrates Past
“Prehistoric OC,” a family festival celebrating archaeology, paleontology, history, culture and science, will be held Oct. 10 at Ralph B. Clark Regional Park.