Titans Primed for Doctoral Programs
Four CSUF graduates will continue their educational journeys this fall with support from the Chancellor’s Doctoral Incentive Program.
Alumni
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Award-Winning Thesis Research Focuses on Managing Catalina Island’s Bison
Wildlife biologist Calvin Duncan received the university’s 2018 Giles T. Brown Outstanding Thesis Award for his graduate project on using immunocontraception to help control population growth of wild bison.
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From Space Mountain to Star Wars, Titan Leads Disney’s Creation of New Worlds
Engineering alumnus Darrell Jodoin has been bringing thrills and chills to thousands of visitors to Disney since 1990, and credits his undergraduate education at Cal State Fullerton for preparing him for his career path.
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CSUF Names New Philanthropic Board Members
Cal State Fullerton’s Philanthropic Foundation Board of Governors has new members.
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Early Risers Hit the Math Books Instead of Beach in ‘MISS’ Summer Program
Project MISS — in its 29th summer — helps college-bound young women enhance their mathematics skills.
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Students Provide Cost-Saving Solutions for Local Business
Business interns apply operations and supply chain management techniques at Safariland, a law enforcement gear supplier.
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Campus Prepares Students for Careers in National Security, Intelligence
Seventy-three students have completed CSUF’s Intelligence Community Scholars Program since 2007. The program offers mentoring, networking and advanced study of national security, intelligence, geography and other subjects.
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In Memoriam – Robert ‘Rob’ Fulton
Robert “Rob” Fulton, longtime resident manager of the California State University Desert Studies Center in the Mojave Desert, has died.
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Alum Kevin Costner Stars in Modern-Day Western ‘Yellowstone’
Alum Kevin Costner returns to the small screen for his lastest Western.
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Molecular Researchers Investigate Cellular Stress to Combat Diseases
Molecular biologist Nikolas Nikolaidis and his team of student researchers are investigating a particular molecule found in stressed cells known as “heat shock protein.”