Undocumented Youths’ Experiences in America & Activism Focus of New Course
Cal State Fullerton education faculty member Julián Jefferies has created a new course this spring semester on “Undocumented Youth in Education.”
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College to Honor Educators for Their Inspiration to Students
Cal State Fullerton’s College of Education is honoring teachers, administrators and other educators who have made an impact in the life of others at the Saturday, March 2, Honor an Educator Luncheon and Ceremony.
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Speaking Up for Dual Immersion
Future educators are learning how to teach dual-immersion courses, a model of bilingual education in which students learn two languages simultaneously.
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Male Success Initiative Encourages High Schoolers to Discover Their Potential
The third annual Male Youth Empowerment Conference brought nearly 300 high schools students from Orange and Los Angeles counties to Cal State Fullerton for motivational speeches, workshops, campus tours and more.
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CSUF’s Online Graduate Programs Rank Among Best in the Nation
U.S. News & World Report ranks CSUF’s online graduate programs as among the best in the nation.
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Campus Garners $5 Million in Grants and Contracts
Cal State Fullerton faculty and staff, programs and research efforts have garnered more than $5 million in grants and contracts during the second fiscal quarter of the academic year.Cal State Fullerton faculty and staff, programs and research efforts have garnered more than $5 million in grants and contracts during the second fiscal quarter of the academic year.
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$1.5 Million Grant Award to Transition Math Majors Into Teaching Profession
Cal State Fullerton has been awarded a $1.5 million National Science Foundation Noyce program grant to recruit and prepare math majors for the teaching profession.
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Students Study South of the Border
Cal State Fullerton scholars present their research projects during a study abroad program in Ensenada, Mexico, through CSUF’s International Symposium on Applied Research.
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Educator Champions the Teaching and Learning of Asian Languages
Cal State Fullerton has been awarded a nearly $700,000 grant to continue the work of the National Resource Center for Asian Languages, known as NRCAL, which focuses on improving the teaching, learning and research of Asian languages in Orange County and beyond.
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Research Center Celebrates Decade of Leading Educational Access and Change
The Center for Research on Educational Access and Leadership is celebrating 10 years of training and preparing students for advanced study in education and related fields, as well as for careers in educational research.