Future Teachers Benefit From Samueli Foundation Gift
A $100,000 Samueli Foundation gift to Cal State Fullerton’s College of Education supports expanding programs for future teachers.
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Actress Diane Guerrero Inspires Students to Become Warriors in Storytelling
Diane Guerrero, an actress and immigrant rights activist, recently visited campus as part of Cal State Fullerton’s “Beyond the Conversation” series.
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Center Named in Recognition of Donors’ Gift to Support LGBTQ Students
CSUF’s LGBTQ center has been named after alum Michael T. Losquadro and husband, Dr. Brian C. Keller, in recognition of their $1.5 million planned gift.
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Art Student’s Feline Design Wins $10,000 Skechers Scholarship
Art major Teeny Nadeau received a $10,000 Skechers scholarship and the opportunity to see her design printed on a limited edition shoe.
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Biology Graduate Student Examines Effects of Human Activities on Seaweed
Class of 2024 grad and California Sea Grant Fellow Megan Nguyen is studying the impact of human activities and environmental stressors on seaweed.
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Black Deaf Lives Matter: Advocating for Equity, Access in Higher Education
Educator and author Lissa Ramirez-Stapleton has advocated with and for Deaf students of color to ensure equity and access to education.
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CSUF Research Reveals Evidence for Epic Southern California Floods During Little Ice Age
A new study by CSUF researchers shows evidence of two epic floods that occurred within the past 500 years in Southern California.
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Business Honors Students Make International Connections in Brazil and Argentina
Students in Cal State Fullerton’s Business Honors Program studied abroad in Argentina and Brazil, gaining real-world insights into international economics.
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Outstanding Professor Lecture: Advocating for Equity in Disability Education
Janice Myck-Wayne, CSUF special education professor, delivers her Outstanding Professor Lecture on equity in disability education.
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English Major Explores Black Femininity in Literature
Through Cal State Fullerton’s Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellowship program, English major Niyyah Jackson is preparing to pursue a doctorate in the humanities.