Research Institute Schedules Open House
The Health Promotion Research Institute will hold a Sept. 4 open house.
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It Takes a Family to Move in
Titans who call the residence halls their home away home for the 2015-16 academic year arrived on campus Thursday.
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Pilot Program Expands, Adds Two New Pathways to Student Success
A pilot program that allows undergraduates to put a specific focus on their lower-division general education coursework proved so successful last year that the program is being expanded to include more students and more “pathways.”
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In Memoriam — Ernest Works
Ernest Works, professor emeritus of sociology, died Aug. 3.
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The Power of Peer Groups for Family Business
Can family business affinity groups — in which like members meet regularly to discuss matters of interest — make business leaders happier and more effective? That will be the topic of discussion during a Sept. 15 Cal State Fullerton Center for Family Business program.
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Titans Celebrate API Heritage
President Mildred García welcomed University and community members to a reception celebrating Asian American and Pacific Islanders’ cultures, achievements and legacies.
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Ünal and Divan Consort in Concert
Faculty member Füreya Ünal headlines two performances at Clayes Performing Arts Center.
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First-Time Freshmen Will Not Be Impacted by Exit Exam Cancellation
California State University announces that first-time freshmen, who applied and were provisionally admitted to attend a CSU campus this fall, will be allowed to start classes despite the cancellation in July of the California High School Exit Exam.
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Nursing Students to Don Emblem of Their Studies
Cal State Fullerton’s School of Nursing will hold a “White Coat Ceremony” for newly admitted students in the bachelor of science in nursing program. The ceremony acknowledges the students’ nursing studies and the start of their clinical rotations.
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Osher Lifelong Learning Offers Jazz, Musical Performances and More
This fall, Cal State Fullerton’s Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI) offers a series of free, public musical performances and a lecture series focused on the history of American music.