Cal State Fullerton students preparing for teaching careers and their education faculty adviser helped develop lessons for “Light the Lamp,” the Anaheim Ducks’ S.C.O.R.E. (Scholastic Curriculum of Recreation and Education) First Flight Field Trip.
Numerous faculty and staff have received accolades for their outstanding work, including seven who received the university’s emeriti status.
Alumna Zoila Gallegos was among “distinguished honorees” at the March 7 College of Education “Honor an Educator” event.
Cal State Fullerton faculty and staff have garnered nearly $5.7 million in grants and contracts since October 2019.
A $1.25 million U.S. Department of Education grant to Cal State Fullerton is funding a collaborative project between special education and communication sciences and disorders faculty and students to address the needs of children who have intensive language and communication needs.
In a tribute to educators, the College of Education is honoring teachers, administrators and others who have made a difference in the lives of their students and communities at the March 7 Honor an Educator Luncheon and Ceremony.
“Colores de la Vida,” the first-ever Titan art exhibition at the Mexican Consulate in Santa Ana, is on display through March 20.
Cal State Fullerton faculty members were busy presenting and publishing in the last few months of 2019, and several received notable appointments or emeriti status.
Brenda Hensley Spencer, professor emeritus of elementary and bilingual education, died on Jan. 4
CSUF ranked first in California and second in the nation for awarding bachelor’s degrees to underrepresented students according to Diverse: Issues in Higher Education.