Fifteen President’s Scholars will be graduating this year — continuing a tradition that began 36 years ago when Cal State Fullerton began the scholars program. Since its start, more than 400 students have graduated from the merit-based program.
Three Cal State Fullerton students recently brought home honors from the 29th annual California State University Student Research Competition.
Graduating scholars in the Southern California Ecosystems Research Program (SCERP) will present their research projects Friday, May 8, at Titan Student Union.
A panel discussion on science and math learning in elementary and middle schools will be presented for CSUF faculty members from 10-11 a.m. Friday, May 8, in Room 390 of McCarthy Hall.
Two Cal State Fullerton video game teams have been selected as finalists in the Saturday, May 9, IEEE GameSIG Intercollegiate Computer Game Showcase.
With its single-engine, box-wing aircraft “Big Frank,” Cal State Fullerton’s Titan Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) team captured sixth place overall at the April SAE Aero Design West competition in Van Nuys.
For mathematics professor Scott Annin, his scholarship, excellence in teaching, student mentorship and service add up to one Cal State Fullerton top faculty honor: the 2015 Outstanding Professor Award.
Chemistry and biochemistry student researchers will present their projects Friday, May 8, on topics as ranging from fuel cells and atmospheric pollution to the structure and function of proteins. The 12-2 p.m. free public event will be held in Dan Black Hall.
For almost four decades, communicators in such fields as journalism, public relations, advertising, film and more, arrive on campus to participate in a weeklong series of lectures, programs, viewings and receptions known as Comm Week.
More than 10,000 Titans — graduates and candidates for graduation — are eligible to participate in Cal State Fullerton’s May 16-17 commencement ceremonies. Attendees are expected to number more than 60,000 during the weekend festivities.