Black History Month Programs Celebrate Hope for the Future
Cal State Fullerton celebrates Black History Month this February with a lineup of programs and events that spotlight the future of the community.
Cal State Fullerton celebrates Black History Month this February with a lineup of programs and events that spotlight the future of the community.
To celebrate the Lunar New Year, Cal State Fullerton held a dinner to honor the university’s commitment to the Asian Pacific Islander community.
Cal State Fullerton has been awarded a nearly $3 million grant from the California Institute of Regenerative Medicine to prepare diverse undergraduate students in stem cell research.
At a special Yuletide event on campus, Cal State Fullerton Sigma Pi fraternity members and the Center for Autism spread a little holiday cheer to children with disabilities.
Fernando Rodríguez-Valls, professor of secondary education, led a panel discussion on bilingual and biliteracy teaching during Education Week.
Black CommUnity is a new program in CSUF’s Department of Communications aimed at connecting and supporting Black students.
Cal State Fullerton received funding from the California State University Hispanic-Serving Institutions Community Grants to accelerate educational equity and innovation.
William Toledo joined Cal State Fullerton this fall as an assistant professor of secondary education. His research focuses on ensuring how student teachers can be comfortable being gay and lesbian teaching professionals and preparing future teachers to become LGBTQ+ advocates in schools.
CSUF paused the placement of new student teachers in Placentia-Yorba Linda Unified School District beginning spring 2023.
As an alumnus of CSUF’s Men of Color in Education program, Mark Bibian now mentors future teachers of color enrolled in the program.