Weddings, birthdays and celebrations often inspire people to wear attire that reflects their heritage and traditions. Through digital technologies, custom fashion — created to exact personal preferences and specifications — has provided an avenue for these occasions. But the growing field lacks standardization or best practices. Enter NOMAJI, the brainchild of Cal State Fullerton College of Business […]
Gregory Xavier Whitmore, Cal State Fullerton associate professor of music and conductor of University Symphonic Winds, was invited to serve as the conductor of the High School Concert Band at the Cazadero Music Camp this past summer. Whitmore, who is also the music director of the Pacific Symphony Youth Wind Ensemble, spent seven days in July […]
Join Total Wellness for a virtual Employee Assistance Program session on “How to Bring Your Best Self to Work.” The webinar will take place on Aug. 10 from 3-4 p.m. and will feature strategies to enhance job performance, improve relationships and contribute positively to the workforce. Topics include: Self-awareness Work-life balance Continuous learning Building relationships […]
An accounting education at Cal State Fullerton’s College of Business and Economics can truly take students anywhere. That includes Big Four accounting firms and local accounting partnerships, but it also includes NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center. This summer, Abraham Mohammad ’25 (B.A. business administration-accounting) is completing an internship at NASA’s Huntsville, Alabama, facility, the nation’s largest […]
Receiving a breast cancer diagnosis before age 40 can come with unique challenges. As breast cancer incidence rises among this population, many women fall outside routine screening guidelines and may experience delays in receiving care. At Cal State Fullerton, psychology major Cindy Do is helping researchers better understand why. Mentored by Alice Lee, associate professor […]
Frank Mumford, former executive director and CEO of Cal State Fullerton’s Auxiliary Services Corp., died June 27. Mumford served Auxiliary Services Corp. for 10 years, first as its CFO for four years before becoming its executive director and CEO. Mumford earned his Bachelor of Science degree from Eastern Illinois University in Charleston, Illinois, and served […]
The Asian Pacific Excellence Program is accepting applications to its inaugural APEX Leadership Academy. The application closes July 27. The APEX Leadership Academy is a two-year, cohort-based program that equips students to discover their purpose, cultivate a strong sense of belonging, and develop the knowledge, skills, and confidence to lead with integrity in college, career, and community. […]
Eric Gonzaba, associate professor of American studies, was awarded a 2026 ACLS Digital Justice Development grant. The American Council of Learned Societies Digital Justice grant program supports digital projects across the humanities and social sciences that critically engage with the interests and histories of people of color and other historically marginalized communities through the ethical […]
The Global Titan Leaders program hosts events for international students, providing them with opportunities to make friends, engage in collaborative activities and familiarize themselves with the Cal State Fullerton campus. The program resides in the International Education and Engagement department. Miranda Garcia, a recent graduate who majored in psychology and communicative disorders, volunteered as a […]
Bryan Cantley, professor of art, earned the top prize for Excellence in Process Visualization at the 2026 KROB Awards — the world’s oldest and most prestigious architectural delineation competition. Established as an international juried competition spanning six professional categories, the Ken Roberts Memorial Delineation Competition recognizes outstanding achievement in the art of architectural drawing. Cantley’s […]