Future Athletic Trainer Takes the Field With Los Angeles Rams
Cal State Fullerton graduate student, Lane Fishburn, was one of six students selected for an athletic training internship with the Los Angeles Rams.
Health and Human Development
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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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Public Health Expert Discusses Future of Health Amid Possibility of Triple Pandemic
Cal State Fullerton public health expert, Mojgan Sami examines the future of health and the importance of prioritizing collective care and planetary health.
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Champions of Coaching
Basketball coaches Anthony Darmiento and Ramsey Nijem share how their CSUF education propelled them to championship titles.
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The Unbreakable Zack Collie
He broke his neck, but it didn’t break him. Counseling graduate student Zack Collie hopes to help other survivors of traumatic events find a path forward.
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Six Titan Teams Selected for National Undergraduate Research Program
Six Cal State Fullerton faculty-student teams have been selected for the Council for Undergraduate Research’s inaugural Scholars Transforming Through Research Program.
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Titans Make Grand Splash at New Aquatics Center
Cal State Fullerton hosts grand opening for new Aquatics Center, featuring an Olympic-size swimming pool.
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CSUF Secures Record-Breaking $34.8 Million in Grants for Research, Student Success
Cal State Fullerton secured $34.8 million in grants and contracts during the 2021-22 fiscal year, breaking the campus’ previous record in 2019-20.
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School of Nursing Launches Midwifery Mentoring and Belonging Program
Cal State Fullerton School of Nursing establishes Midwifery Mentoring and Belonging Program to support Black, Indigenous, People of Color (BIPOC) students.
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Aspiring Doctor Studies Possible Solutions to Bacterial Infections in Argentina
Nima Aminzadeh, a biological science student at Cal State Fullerton, studied bacterial infections this summer in Buenos Aires, Argentina.