Women’s Defense Classes Offered
Cal State Fullerton’s University Police Department is offering a new session of the Rape Aggression Defense program.
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Research in Thailand
CSUF students spent the summer in Thailand as part of the Louis Stokes Alliance for Minority Participation and Science and Math Research in Thailand programs.
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LGBTQ Resource Center Schedules Fall Programming
Cal State Fullerton’s LGBTQ Resource Center has scheduled a number of programs for the fall semester.
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Become an LGBTQ Ally
The Cal State Fullerton LGBTQ Resource Center is offering SaveSpace Training.
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Ceremonial Groundbreaking for Titan Student Union Expansion
Associated Students Inc. officials and other campus dignitaries will be on hand Wednesday, Sept. 16, for a ceremonial groundbreaking in celebration of the recently begun construction to expand the Titan Student Union.
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Celebrating Launch of Higher Education Innovation Program
Cal State Fullerton President Mildred García joined other educational leaders from Santa Ana Unified School District, Santa Ana College and UC Irvine at the Sept. 10 launch of the Award for Innovation in Higher Education in Orange County, a state-funded effort to increase student achievement and close equity gaps in college education.
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Creating Opportunities for Study Abroad and Away
Cal State Fullerton’s Office of International Programs and Global Engagement will be holding a weeklong program to increase awareness and discussion about internationalization and how study abroad and away can be used to enrich the educational experiences of campus students.
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Celebrating Hispanic Heritage
Cal State Fullerton President Mildred García is kicking off Hispanic Heritage Month with a 5:30 p.m. reception Wednesday, Sept. 16, at the Fullerton Marriott Ballroom.
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In Memoriam — Mary Lynn Hartman
Mary Lynn Hartman, lecturer emeritus in communications, died Sept. 5 of multiple myeloma cancer. She was 80 years old.
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Green Materials Used to Renovate Old Facilities
Everything old is new again as evidenced in the renovated children’s center bungalows, which are now the offices for Facilities Management’s Sustainability Programs.