Alumni Association Names Outstanding Senior and Graduate Student
Cal State Fullerton senior Kelsey Brewer and graduate student Rex Bartholomew receive awards for their achievements in academics, community service and extracurricular activities.
Education
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Educators Train Syrian Women to Teach Refugee Children
Education faculty members hold a “train the trainer” workshop for a group of volunteers who plan to travel to the Middle East this summer to help Syrian refugee children.
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CSUF Celebrates Commencement May 21-22
More than 10,000 Titans — graduates and candidates for graduation — are eligible to participate in Cal State Fullerton’s May 21-22 commencement ceremonies. Attendees are expected to number more than 60,000 during the weekend festivities.
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Students Showcase Research and Scholarly Pursuits
Student Creative Activities and Research Day recognized the “high-impact” projects developed by undergraduate and graduate students from across disciplines.
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Encouraging K-12 Student Research in Sustainability
Cal State Fullerton joins community partners in sponsoring a Saturday, April 23, K-12 Sustainability Showcase.
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Campus Holds ‘Conversation About Religion in California’
Four CSUF professors from different faiths will answer questions about their beliefs during the April 20 lecture at the Pollak Library.
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CSUF Educational Technology Online Program Recognized
College of Education graduate program earns recognition for preparing educators to use technology to improve student learning.
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Campus Celebrates Faculty Scholarly and Creative Activity
Seventy faculty members were recognized today for their achievements in research, scholarship and creative activity.
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Faculty Authors Recognized
Twenty-eight faculty members who authored or edited books published last year were recently honored during the University’s annual Author Awards program.
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‘iSTEM’ Prepares Future Teachers for the Classroom
Teacher candidates are getting the training and high-tech skills they need to teach children in today’s technology-driven classrooms through the College of Education’s “iSTEM Partnership.”