Alumna Kelsie Whitmore Is First Woman to Play in MLB Partner League
Cal State Fullerton alumna Kelsie Whitmore knew there would be a first woman to play Major League Baseball. She’s on the road to achieving that milestone.
Alumni
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Social Justice Issues, Anti-Bias Teaching Focus of Education Conference
“A People’s Education Conference” focused on anti-bias teaching and social justice issues in education and was supported by the Scott-Jewett gift.
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American Foreign Policy in a Destabilized World
At the Royce International Symposium, former U.S. Rep. Ed Royce and foreign policy experts offered their perspectives on Europe and Asia.
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Center for Oral and Public History Honors OC Political Leaders Ed Royce, Mimi Walters, Miguel Pulido
Ed Royce, Mimi Walters and Miguel Pulido were recognized by Cal State Fullerton’s Lawrence de Graaf Center for Oral and Public History.
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CSUF Alum Sees Disability as an Asset, Challenges Society to Do the Same
Sociology alumnus Isaiah Piche, who has cerebral palsy, persevered to compete on Cal State Fullerton’s award-winning moot court team.
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College of Education and Segerstrom Center for the Arts Partner to Prepare Future Teachers for the Classroom
Teacher credential students learn how to connect the arts to the curriculum through “Arts: Avenues to Learning.”
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Amir Dabirian Appointed Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs
Cal State Fullerton administrator Amir Dabirian was appointed to a two-year term as provost and vice president for academic affairs.
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Alumnus Pledges $4 Million Gift to Support Desert Science
Brian and Lori Rennie have pledged a planned gift to Cal State Fullerton valued at $4 million to support desert science.
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Center for Oral and Public History to Recognize Three Political Leaders
Cal State Fullerton’s Lawrence de Graaf Center for Oral and Public History will recognize Miguel Pulido, Ed Royce and Mimi Walters.
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Royce International Symposium to Address American Foreign Policy in a Destabilized World
Former U.S. Rep. Ed Royce ’77 will offer his perspectives on foreign policy challenges March 17 at the Richard Nixon Library & Museum.