Nominations are now being sought for Southern California-based family owned companies to be recognized in the categories of excellence in community, strength in succession, founder’s vision and commitment to education.
Among the 2015-16 class of tenure track faculty who joined CSUF is Jordan Barlow, assistant professor of information systems and decision sciences.
Family business leaders are invited to learn about the science of pricing, importance of creativity in pricing and key behavioral economics theories and their application to pricing during “Leveraging Price for Increased Profitability,” the Tuesday, Feb. 23, Center for Family Business Workshop at Cal State Fullerton.
Cal State Fullerton students are offering income tax return preparation and filing assistance to low-income families and individuals. More than 200 students and alumni — all certified — take part in Volunteer Income Tax Assistance (VITA), an IRS-sponsored community program.
The Center for Economic Education in Mihaylo College of Business and Economics, serves as a training and educational ground for college students, as well as working with K-12 educators, students and community members to increase financial literacy.
More than three dozen business leaders from banking, accounting, management and healthcare are stepping into the role of “Professors for a Day” next week at Cal State Fullerton.
Mitchell Livy, assistant professor of economics at Cal State Fullerton, joined this campus last fall after completing his doctorate in agricultural, environmental and development economics from Ohio State University.
Cal State Fullerton alumnus and award-winning actor/director Kevin Costner was the guest speaker during the Jan. 29 Dinner With the Titans fundraiser.
Six Cal State Fullerton teams will face off in a ACG Cup competition on campus. The competition challenges graduate business students’ knowledge and skills in an analysis of a company’s financial situation.
Business professor Ofir Turel explores automatic and uncontrolled use of technologies and discusses the roots of such ‘addictive’ behaviors