Upcoming Arts Faculty Activities
Faculty members from the College of the Arts will be on stage, on screen and exhibiting in coming months.
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Total Lunar Eclipse Viewing
See the rare total eclipse of a “supermoon” Sept. 27 at the Fullerton Arboretum — the last of four total lunar eclipses in 2014-15. The last supermoon eclipse occurred in 1982 and the next won’t take place again until 2033.
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Alums Relish Chance to Perform at Concert Under the Stars
At Saturday’s Concert Under the Stars, current theatre and dance majors and alumni delighted the audience with their singing and dancing. Some shared how it felt to return to the stage at their alma mater.
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Motown Sound Fills the Air
About 4,000 friends and supporters of Cal State Fullerton gathered on campus Saturday night for the University’s annual Concert Under the Stars.
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Graduate Student Directs First Play of the Season
Sarah Ripper, M.F.A. student in theatre arts-directing, directs “Dancing at Lughnasa” Sept. 25- Oct. 18 in Clayes Performing Arts Center’s Hallberg Theatre.
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Management Professor Explores Human Resources and Organizational Management
Management Professor Shaun Pichler discusses his research and the courses he teaches.
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Women’s Leadership Program Helps Equip Students for Success
Mihaylo Management Professor Goli Sadri and program director Joanna Moore discuss the Women’s Leadership Program, which will equip Mihaylo coeds with career success and leadership acumen.
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‘Bordertown’ Screening Sept. 25
The new cartoon series centers around two families living in a Southwest desert town on the U.S.-Mexico border.
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Emeriti Award Eight Student Scholarships
Eight scholars have been honored for their scholastic achievements, university accomplishments and community service with scholarships from the Emeriti of Cal State Fullerton.
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U.S. Department of Education Awards CSUF $7.2 Million
California State University, Fullerton has been awarded a seven-year grant that is expected to total $7.2 million to guide seventh-grade students in Anaheim on a pathway to higher education. First-year funding is $1.1 million.