Campus Honor Society Recognized
Cal State Fullerton’s chapter of Phi Beta Delta, the international scholar honor society made up of both faculty members and students, was honored with the Eileen Evans Overall Outstanding Chapter Award
Cal State Fullerton’s chapter of Phi Beta Delta, the international scholar honor society made up of both faculty members and students, was honored with the Eileen Evans Overall Outstanding Chapter Award
Cal State Fullerton students from all across campus, including physics major Phillipe Rodriguez, brought home 44 medals and seven awards from the State Business Leadership Conference.
A variety of summer camps, classes and other activities at Cal State Fullerton offer kids from kindergarten through 12th grade opportunities to have fun, learn new skills and make new friends during the summer.
A campus steering committee has selected a preferred renovation scenario for Pollak Library that includes making it a cultural and social hub for students, as well as a one-stop shop for faculty teaching and technology needs.
Resistance to antibiotics is a growing public health concern — and that’s why Cal State Fullerton microbiologist María Soledad Ramírez is targeting bacteria, or superbugs, that make people sick and even die.
Students are working on community-based research projects that center on nutrition, sustainable agricultural systems and increasing access to nutritious, safe or culturally important foods.
More than 100 women in leadership roles in higher education gathered April 17 to hear Soraya Coley, Cal Poly Pomona’s new president, speak on ways women leaders can “use their voices” to empower students and other leaders, and make inroads into the male-dominated leadership ranks. Her address was at the American Council on Education Women’s Leadership Forum held at Cal State Fullerton.
A renowned scholar in the field of location analysis, Zvi Drezner, was honored May 4 with the Cal State Fullerton L. Donald Shields Excellence in Scholarship and Creative Activity Award.
Twin sisters, separated at birth but who rediscover each other online, are the subject of a 2015 documentary being screened at 5 p.m. Tuesday, April 26, as part of Asian American and Pacific Islander Month.
President Mildred García was recently honored as one of five 2015 Distinguished Alumni at Columbia University, Teachers College, where she earned her doctor of education degree and a master’s degree in higher education administration.