Titan Scholars Share Research and Receive Honors
See the latest in published works, presentations and award-winning projects from CSUF faculty members.
Communications
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University Leads in Training Culturally Agile Speech-Language Pathologists
The university has been at the forefront of training culturally competent speech-language pathologists, who are increasingly in demand as America grows more diverse.
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Alumni Association Welcomes Four New Board Members
Meet the four newest members of the university’s Alumni Association Board.
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Titan Entrepreneur Started World’s Largest Metal Business Card Company
Communications alumnus Craig Martyn discusses his successful business, MyMetalBusinessCard.com, and his work helping other aspiring entrepreneurs through the CSUF Startup Incubator.
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Titan Communicators Help Small Businesses Announce ‘We’re Open’
Titan students and recent graduates are lending their public relations expertise to local businesses struggling to survive the pandemic.
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In Memoriam — Michael Davis
Michael Davis, associate professor of communication sciences and disorders, died June 17.
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Alumnus Earned Bachelor’s in Two Years
Alexie Aguayo earned his bachelor’s degree in communications at Cal State Fullerton a mere two years after graduating from high school.
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Communications Student Named ‘Outstanding Senior’
For his achievements in academics, community service and extracurricular activities, Alexis Flores was named Cal State Fullerton Alumni Association’s 2020 Outstanding Senior.
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Titan Filmmaker Expands the Boundaries of Queer Storytelling in Dream Job
Alumnus Damien S. Navarro shares his unconventional journey from aspiring film student to his current role as Executive Director of Outfest, a media and entertainment nonprofit that supports, develops and empowers LGBTQIA+ artists.
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Student PR Agency Solves Real-World Communication Challenges
Titans participating in the PRactical ADvantage Communications student-run agency get hands-on experience while helping local organizations with public relations issues.