Teacher Honored for Leading Virtual Tutoring Program During Pandemic
Compton teacher and Cal State Fullerton alumna Amber Holloway recognized with the College of Education’s 2022 Distinguished Alumni of the Year Award.
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Top 22 Stories of 2022
In 2022, Titans rebounded from the pandemic and became empowered to surpass goals and achieve greatness. Cal State Fullerton celebrated a year of milestone anniversaries and national awards, while notable speakers visited campus to share inspiring stories and the university completed modernization projects like an Olympic-size pool and a new student housing community. Here are some of the highlights that transformed Cal State Fullerton this year.
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Spreading Holiday Cheer to Children With Disabilities
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.
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Building a Pipeline of Teachers to Create Inclusive, Plurilingual Classrooms
Fernando Rodríguez-Valls, professor of secondary education, led a panel discussion on bilingual and biliteracy teaching during Education Week.
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Music Alumnus Hits High Note as a California Teacher of the Year
Cal State Fullerton alumnus and music teacher Ben Case was selected as a 2023 California Teacher of the Year.
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Cal State Fullerton Programs to Receive Four Hispanic-Serving Institutions Community Grants
Cal State Fullerton received funding from the California State University Hispanic-Serving Institutions Community Grants to accelerate educational equity and innovation.
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Educator at the Top of the Class: Finalist for National Principal of the Year
For his outstanding work as an educator to provide high-quality learning opportunities for students, Cal State Fullerton alumnus John Briquelet is a finalist for 2023 National Principal of the Year.
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Educator Is an Advocate for LGBTQ+ Future Teachers
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.
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College of Education Supports Just, Equitable and Inclusive Teaching
CSUF paused the placement of new student teachers in Placentia-Yorba Linda Unified School District beginning spring 2023.
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Alumnus Comes Full Circle as Mentor for Men of Color in Education
As an alumnus of CSUF’s Men of Color in Education program, Mark Bibian now mentors future teachers of color enrolled in the program.