Nearly 7,000 early childhood professionals recently gathered at the Anaheim Convention Center for the National Association for the Education of Young Children’s annual conference, which is the largest event of its kind in the U.S. Among the highlights was a visit to the NAEYC-accredited Associated Students Inc. Children’s Center at Cal State Fullerton. Lydia Palacios, […]
Cal State Fullerton’s Total Wellness will host a virtual Employee Assistance Program session about holiday stress on Nov. 19 from 11 a.m. to noon. Attendees will learn how to create a holiday season that is relaxed, fun and comfortable for them and their loved ones. Learn to cope with the expectations, holiday blues and more. […]
The CSUF Police Department and Counseling and Psychological Services were awarded a $549,000 grant from the Department of Justice to assist Titans experiencing a mental health crisis. As the need for mental health and substance abuse assistance continues to grow, the departments recognize the importance of creating a specialized Mobile Crisis Team that responds to […]
For Juli Avila, a fourth-year communications student at Cal State Fullerton, studying abroad was a dream of hers for several years. Her interest in studying abroad was first sparked in community college when her counselor introduced the life-changing opportunity to visit another country, earn academic credit and gain career insight. “The moment she mentioned that […]
Cal State Fullerton International Education and Engagement is proud to release its 2024 Annual Impact Report, highlighting a transformative year of welcoming international students and building a culture of inclusion, partnerships with international universities, scholarship awards, global alumni success stories, transformative study abroad experiences, and more. Through IEE’s various programs, global opportunities have broadened for […]
When the polls predicted a tight race for U.S. president, Chandrasekhar Putcha, Cal State Fullerton professor emeritus of civil and environmental engineering, used math to predict former President Donald Trump would be successful in his run to return to the White House. Putcha was right. Donald Trump won the presidential election with a commanding victory. […]
Artist, educator and Cal State Fullerton alum Ann Phong ’95 (MFA, art) was recently awarded the Lakers 2024 “In the Paint” grant — named for the basketball term that refers to the painted area on the court where players score points or display their best efforts. The initiative spotlights stories and artwork from local artists […]
Cal State Fullerton’s Office of Institutional Effectiveness and Planning shares new data for CSUF’s progress toward Graduation Initiative 2025 — the California State University-wide initiative that was started in 2016 to increase undergraduate student graduation rates, while eliminating equity gaps. Some of the major highlights are CSUF’s four- and six-year graduation rates for first-time, first-year […]
Over the past fiscal year, Cal State Fullerton Extension had nearly 600 students enroll in its Online Bachelor’s Degree Completion Programs. The programs include bachelor’s degrees in business administration, humanities and social sciences, and sociology. Online degree completion makes education more accessible to those who are looking for an alternative beyond the traditional on-campus classroom […]
Sometimes, life comes full circle. Back in September 1986, John Bilello and his wife, Mary, moved to California from New York when the opportunity emerged for John to serve as the founding dean of the College of Engineering and Computer Science at Cal State Fullerton. His main role was to hire new faculty and develop […]