Cal State Fullerton Boosts Resources to Help Black Students Thrive
Patience Bryant joined Cal State Fullerton to serve as the first executive director for Black Student Academic Success to help students thrive.
Diversity Equity and Inclusion
-
-
Eight Projects Awarded Scott-Jewett Grants to Champion Student Innovation
Cal State Fullerton’s Scott-Jewett Fund for Student Success and Innovation will fund eight social justice projects.
-
$1.2 Million Grant to Prepare Early Childhood Special Education Teachers
Cal State Fullerton has been awarded a $1.25 million grant from the U.S. Department of Education to address the shortage of diverse and multilingual early childhood special education teachers.
-
Excelencia in Education Recognizes Three CSUF Programs for Championing Latinx Success
Excelencia in Education recognized three Cal State Fullerton programs for their success in advancing Latinx student achievement.
-
Cal State Fullerton Awarded $250,000 Grant to Advance Black Student Success and Foster Inclusive Excellence
Cal State Fullerton was awarded a one-time grant of $250,000 to advance Black student success and elevate Black excellence.
-
CSUF Shines Spotlight on Its ‘Brightest Stars’ at University Awards Program
The campus community gathered for a star-studded University Awards Program “Honoring Our Brightest Stars” to celebrate Cal State Fullerton’s stellar staff and faculty.
-
‘Abbott Elementary’ Actor Tyler James Williams Shares the Power of Comedy With Students
Actor, musician, songwriter and producer Tyler James Williams visited Cal State Fullerton as part of the “Beyond the Conversation” series.
-
Future Teachers Benefit From Samueli Foundation Gift
A $100,000 Samueli Foundation gift to Cal State Fullerton’s College of Education supports expanding programs for future teachers.
-
Actress Diane Guerrero Inspires Students to Become Warriors in Storytelling
Diane Guerrero, an actress and immigrant rights activist, recently visited campus as part of Cal State Fullerton’s “Beyond the Conversation” series.
-
Center Named in Recognition of Donors’ Gift to Support LGBTQ Students
CSUF’s LGBTQ center has been named after alum Michael T. Losquadro and husband, Dr. Brian C. Keller, in recognition of their $1.5 million planned gift.