Campus Appointments Made in January
The new year kicked off with a number of changes in leadership.
Campus and Community
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University Police Schedule Personal Defense Training for Women
CSUF’s University Police, in partnership with Associated Students Inc. and the Student Recreation Center, are offering a February program designed to teach women awareness and defensive techniques useful in threatening situations.
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University Hall Renamed Milton A. Gordon Hall in Honor of Former President
The California State University Board of Trustees renamed Cal State Fullerton’s University Hall as Milton A. Gordon Hall in recognition of the 21-year legacy of service by the university’s longest-serving president.
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Facilities Management Uses Winter Break to Spruce Up Campus
Winter break is a slow time for most students and faculty members, but members from Capital Programs and Facilities Management have been busy with a number of projects designed to be completed before the spring semester kicks off.
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New Leader for Academic Programs
Mark S. Filowitz has been appointed to serve as associate vice president for academic programs. He previously served as associate dean for the College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics.
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Campaign Focuses on Pedestrian Safety
Beginning Feb. 4, Cal State Fullerton’s University Police will begin a weeklong pedestrian and vehicular traffic safety campaign.
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Small Business Development Network to Expand Services in Three Counties
A new state grant is funding expanded programs offered by the Small Business Development Network for Orange, Riverside and San Bernardino counties.
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In Memoriam — John C. Reinard
Memorial services have been announced for veteran educator and CSUF alumnus John Reinard, who died Dec. 25 at the age of 70.
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Campus Water Efficiency Efforts Expand
Facilities Management is making Cal State Fullerton more water-efficient through the installation of 372 water-saving faucets in 12 campus buildings.
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Innovation Fellows Seek to Enhance Student Engagement, Innovation and Entrepreneurship
Three business administration and one biological science student have been named University Innovation Fellows, an international program established to empower students to become agents of change.