Engineering Alumna Soars: From Failing High School Math to Building Blue Origin Rockets
Cal State Fullerton engineering alumna Sharon Pak went from failing high school math to becoming a rocket engineer at Blue Origin, a commercial space company.
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Former ASI President Makes Gift to Alma Mater: ‘I’m a Titan for Life’
CSUF alumnus Josh Mitchell made a $20,000 gift to support the College of Engineering and Computer Science, Associated Students Inc. and Titan Athletics.
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New Quantum Computing Course Is for Everyone
Cal State Fullerton students from all majors can enroll in the new “Quantum Computing for Everyone” course starting in spring 2024.
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$4.1 Million Grant to Prepare Middle School Students for College Success
To prepare students in Buena Park and La Habra schools for college success, Cal State Fullerton has been awarded a $4.1 million grant from the U.S. Department of Education for the university’s GEAR UP program.
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Students Learn Green Manufacturing Methods for a Sustainable Future
As today’s manufacturers realize financial and environmental benefits from eco-friendly business practices, Cal State Fullerton students are learning about green technology and sustainable manufacturing.
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Male Success Initiative Unveils Men of Color Library Collection
Cal State Fullerton’s Male Success Initiative Center unveiled its Men of Color Collection, which includes more than 400 stories of men of color.
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Former Marine Discovers Leadership Opportunities as a Student
Former marine Elizabeth Rocha discovered her passion for leadership and advocacy while working with Cal State Fullerton’s Veterans Resource Center.
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Campus Promotes Understanding of Histories, Contributions of Native American Communities
Cal State Fullerton celebrates Native American Heritage Month in November.
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Alumna Returns to Childhood Elementary School as Nurse
Nursing alumna Luz Horn is the recipient of the 2023 Osher Lifelong Institute’s Betty Robertson Award.
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Sidelined by Pandemic, Student Returns to College for Accounting Degree
Cal State Fullerton student Sebrina Valdez is finding her purpose as a leader in the Transfer Adult Re-entry Parenting and Pregnant Student Center.