Titans Remember Loved Ones During Día de los Muertos
Cal State Fullerton hosts Day of the Dead festivities to honor friends and family who have passed away.
Business and Economics
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Business College Hosts Professor for a Day
Mihaylo College of Business and Economics will welcome nearly 30 business leaders, most of them CSUF graduates, as guest lecturers Nov. 9-10.
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Bringing an Environmental Perspective to Operations Management
Shadi Goodarzi’s desire to become a teacher came from listening to her father share his experiences and the feedback he received from his students.
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Campus, Community Invited to Celebrate Día de los Muertos
Cal State Fullerton celebrates Día de los Muertos Nov. 1-2 with performances, arts and crafts, face painting, food and more.
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What’s the Future for Shopping Centers?
Internet shopping is changing the way America shops. Marketing faculty member Howard Forman is studying what that means for not only retailers but the developers of shopping centers and malls.
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Irene Lange: 50 Years a Titan
For more than 50 years, Irene Lange has shared her marketing knowledge and experience with thousands of business students. In honor of her efforts and dedication beyond five decades, Cal State Fullerton recognized the veteran chair and professor of marketing today as the University’s longest-serving faculty member during this year’s University Awards Program.
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Gianneschi Center Co-Hosts Community Collaborations Conference
Cal State Fullerton’s Gianneschi Center for Nonprofit Research is co-presenting the Nov. 10 Community Collaborations Conference. Its director, Susan Cadwallader, is one of the guest speakers for the daylong program.
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Pitching Ideas — in 60 Seconds
Area high school and university student-entrepreneurs will pitch their business ideas against the clock Oct. 29 at Cal State Fullerton Fast Pitch Competition
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In Memoriam – James K. Hightower
A campus veteran who served the CSUF community for 35 years died Oct. 8. James K. Hightower, professor emeritus of information systems and decision sciences, was 79.
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Economist Explores How Math and Economics Relates to Human Behavior
Economist Sam Flanders formed his research interests through reading science fiction and “Freakonomics.”