11 Cal State Fullerton Programs Awarded Funding From Scott-Jewett Gift
Cal State Fullerton received a $40 million gift from philanthropists MacKenzie Scott and Dan Jewett to support student success and innovation through the lens of social justice.
Engineering and Computer Science
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Mechanical Engineering Students Design 3D-Printed Prosthetic Arm to Benefit Disabled Individual
A team of Cal State Fullerton mechanical engineering students are taking on the challenge of using 3D printing to create a functional prosthetic arm for a disabled individual.
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$1.25 Million Grant Supports Smart-Home Technology Solutions to Serve Formerly Homeless People
A $1.25 million National Science Foundation grant is funding a Cal State Fullerton interdisciplinary, community-based project to develop smart-home technologies for people previously affected by homelessness and now living in permanent supportive housing.
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CSUF Engineering Team Selected for Competition to Build Sustainable Home, Address Issues Facing Orange County Housing
To help solve California’s housing needs through sustainable development, a Cal State Fullerton student and faculty engineering team has been selected to participate in the first-ever Orange County Sustainability Decathlon.
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Computer Engineering Grads Dream Up Creative, Real-World Senior Projects
Graduating students shared their creative, technology-based projects May 20 at the Computer Engineering Capstone Senior Design Project Presentations and Demonstrations.
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Education, Engineering and Computer Science Graduates Celebrate Accomplishments
Two ceremonies for education, engineering and computer science graduates kicked off Cal State Fullerton’s 2022 commencement week.
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Commencement 2022 Live Broadcast
Cal State Fullerton’s Commencement 2022 will be broadcast live on several platforms beginning Monday, May 23, and running through Thursday, May 26.
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Governor’s May Revise Includes $67.5 Million for Cal State Fullerton’s Engineering and Computer Science Innovation Hub
The governor’s May Revise includes $67.5 million from the state of California to be applied toward CSUF’s Engineering and Computer Science Innovation Hub.
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Student Engineering and Computer Science Research Showcased
The May 2 College of Engineering and Computer Science Student Projects Competition and Showcase featured innovative student research.
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Graduating President’s Scholar Sets Sights on a Career in Medicine
Future physician Amaya Gregory is among the Class of 2022 graduating President’s Scholars, a comprehensive, rigorous program that offers experiences and opportunities in academics, leadership, service and mentorship. The program’s 19 graduating seniors were recognized at the May 4 President’s Scholars Reception.