Student’s Nursing Career Inspired by Personal Journey With Cancer
Class of 2026 grad Vicky Torres received a $10,000 stipend from CalOptima Health to complete her bachelor’s degree in nursing.
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US News & World Report Ranks Nurse Anesthesia Program No. 3 in Nation
Cal State Fullerton’s nurse anesthesia program, offered in partnership with Kaiser Permanente, ranked No. 1 in California and No. 3 in the nation.
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CSUF Students Use AI to Train a Robotic Dog for Real-World Applications
A robotic dog senior capstone project provided Class of 2026 grad Mason Jennings with hands-on training in AI software and programming.
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A Childhood Filled With Books Inspires Grad Student’s Passion for Teaching
Class of 2026 grad Kevin Greene pursued a master’s degree in literacy and reading education to help students fall in love with reading.
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Engineering, Computer Science Titans Chosen for Amazon Guides Program
Students in the Amazon Guides mentorship program develop their skills in AI and robotics while networking with top industry professionals.
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National Security Agency Names CSUF a Center in Cyber Defense Education
The National Security Agency has designated CSUF as a National Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense education to prepare cybersecurity professionals.
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Accounting Student’s Internships Lead to Auditing Role at Big Four Firm
Class of 2026 grad and aspiring certified public accountant Dayna Nguyen chose Cal State Fullerton for its exclusive Business Honors Program.
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Cinema and Television Arts Student Wins National Editing Competition
Luis Barragan took first place in the 2026 American Cinema Editors student competition and received the Anne V. Coates Award for Student Editing.
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Alum Serves as First Latina School Board President in Anaheim
Alum Jessica Guerrero, an OC policy adviser and school board president, credits the McNair Scholars Program for her career and graduate school successes.
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Titans Promote the Value of a College Education During Super Sunday
For Super Sunday, Cal State Fullerton partnered with two local churches to promote a college education among African American students.