Alumnus Comes Full Circle as Mentor for Men of Color in Education
As an alumnus of CSUF’s Men of Color in Education program, Mark Bibian now mentors future teachers of color enrolled in the program.
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Midterm Elections: Make Your Vote Count!
With the midterm elections just around the corner, Cal State Fullerton offers a range of programs to help voters make more informed decisions.
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Celebrating Latinx Culture at Cal State Fullerton With Grammy Award-Winning Poncho Sanchez
An Oct. 2 concert by Grammy Award-winning musician Poncho Sanchez raised more than $300,000 to support Latinx students at CSUF.
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Public Service Loan Forgiveness: Rewarding College Alumni Who Work in the Public Sector
The new Public Service Loan Forgiveness may help Cal State Fullerton alumni working in the public sector manage student debt.
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‘Empowering Nuestras Comunidades’: CSUF Celebrates Latinx Heritage Month
Cal State Fullerton is celebrating Latinx Heritage Month from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15 with a variety of events and activities.
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Titans Helping Titans: Former DC Scholars Mentor Newest ‘Class’
Fifty Cal State DC Scholars alumni who work in Washington, D.C., now serve as mentors to new scholars coming through the program.
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McCarthy Award Winners to Pursue Careers in Family Medicine, Ophthalmology
Ashley Le-Pham and Keytiana Hempstead were recognized as the 2022 recipients of the Miles D. McCarthy Health Professions Scholarship.
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‘The Talk’ Wins Three CASE Awards, Including Grand Gold
Cal State Fullerton’s video series “The Talk: A Journey Toward Anti-Racism” won several awards in the annual Council for the Advancement and Support of Education Circle of Excellence awards, including a grand gold, the highest recognition in the global higher education communications program. “The Talk” won grand gold in the marketing category for best micro-websites, silver for communications […]
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Recognizing My White Privilege and Its Intersection With Anti-Racism
I did not grow up in an overtly racist household. My parents did not use hateful or racist speech. They did not engage in practices or organizations that were exclusionary or segregated. So, I spent much of my life viewing myself as “not racist.” But as I genuinely and consciously began my journey toward being […]
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My Dad’s Stories Kept Me Safe and Street Smart
I identify as a first-generation college student, cisgender male, Indigenous/Native Pacific Islander, and diasporic Chamoru, ancestrally rooted to the Island of Guam/Guahan; born in (Westside) Long Beach, California, and raised in Southern California in a working-class family. Both of my parents are Chamorro from Guam. Traveling to and from Guam most of my life and living […]