Alumna Earns Presidential Early Career Award
Makeba Parramore Wilbourn ’97, ’01 (B.A., M.A. psychology), now teaching at Duke University, was named a recipient of the Presidential Early Career Award for Scientists and Engineers.
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Study of Extinct Seabirds Reflects Climate Change in OC, California
For his master’s thesis in geology, graduate Peter Kloess studied over 500 seabird fossils from across the state, including 242 fossil seabirds from Orange County, mostly specimens housed at the John D. Cooper Archaeological and Paleontological Center.
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Weathering the Dry Spell
Geological sciences professor Matthew E. Kirby discusses his latest study, which focused on the past 1,400 years of wetness and dryness in California’s central coastal areas.
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Election 2016: Titan Alumni Elected to Multiple Government Positions
Among those newly elected to serve in government this November are many Titan alumni.
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Education Week: Decade of Preparing Educational Leaders
“Education Week” Nov. 15-17 features activities for future teachers, panel discussions and a celebration of the 10-year anniversary of the doctoral program in educational leadership.
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Alumnus Finishes Second in Race to Co-host ‘Live’
Titan Dax Holt ‘06 says race was close to co-host “Live” with Kelly Ripa
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CSUF Alumna Joins LA Lakers’ Athletic Training Team
Nina Hsieh, a Cal State Fullerton kinesiology graduate, was named assistant athletic trainer for the Los Angeles Lakers.
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Speaking Up for Education
Assemblyman Anthony Rendon can trace the spark that ignited a career passion for the environment back to a Cal State Fullerton classroom.
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2016 Olympics: CSUF Alumnus Serves USA Volleyball Team
In his role as strength and conditioning coach, Cal State Fullerton alumnus Jimmy Stitz supported the USA Women’s Volleyball team in capturing the bronze medal at the 2016 Summer Olympics.
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‘The Explorers Guild’ Brings Graphic Fiction to the Begovich
The illustrations of Rick Ross, who worked with alumnus Kevin Costner on the book “Explorers Guild: Volume One: A Passage to Shambhala,” make their debut at the Begovich Gallery Saturday, Aug. 27.