Moving From Passion to Action: Framroze Virjee Takes the Helm
Long a believer in the power of education, Framroze Virjee looks forward to working with the campus community to drive Cal State Fullerton “to even greater heights.”
Campus and Community
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2017: Titans Making a Difference
CSUF faculty, staff, students and alumni made 2017 a year to remember as they left their mark on campus and beyond.
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CSUF Welcomes President Framroze Virjee
The former executive vice chancellor and general counsel for the California State University joins the Titan family.
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Auxiliary Services Corp. Names New Executive Director
Alumnus Chuck Kissel, ASC’s associate executive director since 2012 and a lecturer in finance, now leads the auxiliary.
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President García’s Legacy Leaves an Indelible Mark
As she bids farewell to Cal State Fullerton, Mildred García continues her journey as an advocate for higher education as president of the American Association of State Colleges and Universities.
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Senate Honors Outgoing University President
Leading off their final meeting of 2017, the Academic Senate honored — and teased — President Mildred García with a resolution in recognition of her years of service leading California State University, Fullerton, her focus on student success and her love of salsa dancing.
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Titans Set to Welcome President Framroze Virjee Jan. 1
Framroze (Fram) Virjee has been named president of Cal State Fullerton, effective Jan. 1, 2018, for a term appointment through June 2019. The announcement was made today by California State University Chancellor Timothy White.
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Knutson Miller to Serve as Provost
President Mildred García has named Kari Knutson Miller to step into the role of provost and vice president of academic affairs for a two and a half year term.
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Building Leaders Among Faculty Ranks
A new leadership development program has a small group of faculty members exploring what it means to be a leader and what qualities do they need to take up leadership roles.
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Campus Expands Effort to Make Course Materials Affordable
Beginning next January, students at Cal State Fullerton have another choice when they select their college courses: to pick classes that offer free digital materials or low-cost print versions.