Bachelor’s Program in Urban Learning Prepares Undergrads to Become Social Justice Educators
CSUF’s College of Education’s first undergraduate degree program in urban learning started in the fall with 28 first-time, first-year students.
Strategic Plan: Goal 1
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Nationally Recognized ‘I Am First’ Program Paves Career Pathway for First-Gen Student
Cal State Fullerton first-gen student Lizeth Fuentes credits the “I Am First” program for putting her on the path to a master’s degree in social work.
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How Grand Central Art Center Helped a Theatre Alum Land a Role in ‘Les Misérables’
Cal State Fullerton theatre arts alum Julie Cardia landed a role with the national touring company for the Broadway musical “Les Misérables.”
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Washington Internship Opens Doors for 2024 Panetta Scholar
As Cal State Fullerton’s 2024 Panetta Congressional intern, Cindy Chavez gained hands-on professional experience in Washington, D.C.
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Cracking the Code on ‘Criminal Minds’
Cal State Fullerton theatre arts alum Kirsten Vangsness plays Penelope Garcia in the hit CBS show and Paramount+ spinoff, “Criminal Minds.”
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Special Education Teacher Recognized With National Honor for Sparking Students’ Interest in Mathematics
Special education teacher and alumna Suzanne Huerta is the state’s finalist for the 2024 Presidential Award for Excellence in Mathematics and Science Teaching.
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Real Estate Concentration Trains Students to Be Leaders in Rapidly Growing Industry
To help business students launch careers in residential and commercial real estate, Cal State Fullerton introduced a real estate concentration.
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College of Education Celebrates Two Decades of Preparing Teachers and Educational Leaders
CSUF’s College of Education celebrated 20 years of growth, achievements and transformative education at a fall anniversary event.
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New Course Teaches Students How to Find Truth, Inspired by Rise of Alternative Facts
CSUF’s new Truth course brings together perspectives from the humanities, social studies and natural sciences.
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Civic and Political Discourse Starts in the Classroom
CSUF educator William Toledo teaches future teachers how to engage in civic thinking and controversial political conversations with students they teach.