Cal State Fullerton celebrates Native American Heritage Month in November. The university is on lands originally cared for by the Tongva and Acjachemen Peoples. The CSUF community acknowledges that this land holds great historical, spiritual and personal significance for its original inhabitants, and honor their enduring connection to it. November was chosen to celebrate Native […]
Nearing the conclusion of another year of change amid a decade of unprecedented shifts, Cal State Fullerton College of Business and Economics economists Anil Puri and Mira Farka provided an in-depth outlook for the global, U.S., California and Orange County economies at the 31st Annual Economic Forecast Conference on Oct. 30 in partnership with Orange County […]
The Division of Student Affairs and Strategic Enrollment Management invites the campus community to celebrate First-Gen Week 2025: Proud to Be First-Gen from Nov. 3-7. This weeklong celebration highlights Cal State Fullerton’s continued commitment to supporting first-generation students, faculty and staff, while fostering an inclusive campus environment for all. Cal State Fullerton was granted its […]
Among the world-class professors teaching in Cal State Fullerton’s Online B.A. in Business Administration degree-completion program is a management researcher who has extensively studied best practices for online education. For decades, making learning more effective has been a research focus for Professor of Management Gerard Beenen, and teaching the Organizational Behavior course in the fully online […]
The Arboretum and Botanical Garden at Cal State Fullerton invites the local community to grab their sun hats and gardening gloves for one of Orange County’s most anticipated annual events, the 2025 Fall Native Plant Sale, taking place Nov. 7-9 on the CSUF campus. This three-day, family-friendly event offers visitors the opportunity to explore and […]
What started as an English class assignment for psychology student Amy Do quickly turned into a research partnership, a $10,000 fellowship and a deeper look at the health experiences of LGBTQ+ Asian American students. The assignment was to interview a professor in her field whose work aligned with her interests. Do had long been curious […]
Two-time Cal State Fullerton College of Business and Economics alum Thomas Clark recently joined Sixth Street, a global investment firm based in San Francisco, as a vice president in the company’s control room. Clark credits his CSUF economics education for preparing him to succeed in such high-level roles. “Throughout my career, I have leveraged my […]
Cal State Fullerton’s educational leadership program in the College of Education was recognized for full membership by the University Council for Educational Administration. This distinction underscores the program’s commitment to excellence in preparing and developing educational leaders who make a meaningful impact in schools, districts and communities. This recognition reflects the strength of the college’s […]
The CSUF Police Department and Chief’s Advisory Board invite all campus community members to a Community Safety Forum on Nov. 3 from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the Titan Student Union Portola Pavilion. CSUF students, staff and faculty are encouraged to join the conversation on fostering a safe, inclusive and welcoming university environment and […]
After earning his master’s degree in economics at Cal State Fullerton’s College of Business and Economics in 2017, Harrison Shieh went on to earn his doctorate in economics from UC Santa Cruz. Now, the proud business Titan is an assistant professor of economics at Vassar College, a private liberal arts college in Poughkeepsie, New York. As an […]