Getting accepted into graduate school is a difficult challenge, but knowing what to expect is even more of a challenge. That is especially true for first-time Latinx graduate students. The odds of having a parent with a postgraduate degree — and thus insight into graduate school life and culture — is three times higher for […]
The Undergraduate Research Opportunity Center announces a new funding opportunity that supports student travel. The UROC Student Travel Grant will fund travel and conference registration expenses for all CSUF students participating in professional conferences, performances, art exhibitions and other professional activities wherein the student is participating in research, creative projects or activities. Awards range between $200 […]
The Office of Diversity, Inclusion and Equity Programs is excited to announce the upcoming celebration of Latinx Heritage Month at Cal State Fullerton, recognized from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15. This annual event provides an opportunity for the campus community to unite and celebrate the rich cultural diversity and contributions of Latinx and Hispanic communities. […]
In June 2017, David Salcedo ’19 (B.A. international business-global trade) and his brother Nick ’22 (B.A. international business-global trade) were students in Cal State Fullerton’s College of Business and Economics trying their hand at creating their first logo. As UFO enthusiasts, they created a simple white outline of a flying saucer on a black background, with […]
Ahmed Ibrahim, a master’s student in information technology management at Cal State Fullerton, is finishing his final year strong as the recipient of the prestigious Boren Award. The award provides scholarships and fellowships to U.S. undergraduate and graduate students to study languages in underrepresented world regions that are critical to U.S. interests. The program aims […]
The Neurocognitive Aging and Analytics Research Education program hosted its NAARE-USC Research Symposium on July 24 to showcase NAARE student scholars’ summer research at USC. The symposium displayed the impact of collaboration across institutions to provide incredible opportunities for students. Over the summer, NAARE student scholars from the College of Health and Human Development, College […]
Cal State Fullerton’s School of Accountancy at the College of Business and Economics is the premier West Coast destination for a high-tech, data-focused and world-class accounting education. As the only program accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business for accounting education in Orange County, the school and the broader college are among a small […]
Christine Capetola, assistant professor of African American studies and accomplished scholar of queer, Black, sound, affect and performance studies, died July 30, 16 months after being diagnosed with ovarian cancer. Capetola joined Cal State Fullerton in fall 2021 in a postdoctoral fellow position awarded by the American Council of Learned Societies and transitioned to teaching […]
When Orange County accountants, auditors, accounting students, faculty and policymakers attend the annual Securities and Exchange Commission Conference on Sept. 20 presented by the Center for Corporate Reporting and Governance at the Cal State Fullerton College of Business and Economics, they will hear from a wide range of industry leaders and regulators, including John Gelinne, managing director […]
Cal State Fullerton Director of Athletics Jim Donovan announced the hiring of Gina Oaks Garcia to be the Titans new head softball coach. “It is my honor to announce Titans Softball alumna and current assistant coach, Gina Oaks Garcia, as the fourth full-time head coach of Titans Softball,” said Donovan. “Gina’s remarkable achievements as a […]