The premiere of the SACRED MOUNTAIN choral suite from Opera America Discovery Award and NEA Project Awarded work Why Women Went West by Pamela Madsen, composer, will take place on Tues., Feb. 28 starting at 8 p.m. in Meng Concert Hall. More details can be found here: https://www.fullerton.edu/arts/music/events/nmf.php SACRED MOUNTAIN is the final act and […]
Andy Bazar, former dean of the College of Engineering and Computer Science (ECS), died on January 12, 2023, of complications from colon and bladder cancers at age 83. With his passing, the world lost a brilliant mind, an educator to thousands of students who moonlighted as an avocado farmer, a devotee to Persian culture and […]
The CSUF Police Department’s hands-on simulator is an interactive tool used to educate and train law enforcement officers regarding real-world scenarios so they’re better prepared for difficult and quickly evolving calls for service. On Wed., March 8, from 9 a.m. – 5 p.m., the hands-on simulator will be available (in half-hour sessions) to current CSUF […]
The Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship is a program that aims to help students in the U.S. fulfill their goal of studying abroad. In October 2022, 19 students at Cal State Fullerton applied for the Gilman scholarship, and the results are in: 14 out of the 19 students were awarded! With funding from the scholarship, […]
Calling all Orange County residents – Help us preserve Black OC history. CSUF Digital Futures and the Pollak Library are currently documenting the stories of Orange County’s Black communities from the 1920s through the present. The #NetworkedOC digital public humanities project, is looking for personal or professional photographs, images, letters, and documents that speak to […]
The Faculty Noon Time Talks continue on Tues., March 14 with Christine Vu , assistant professor in the School of Nursing presenting “The Essence of Wellbeing: The Method for Stress Reduction and Prevention of Burnout”. Vu’s scholarly work focuses on the practice of wellbeing, mindfulness, emotional intelligence, self-reflection, professional identity, and how to promote […]
By Daniel Coats ’15,’18 When Karissa Dole ’23 started her college journey, she wasn’t interested in business. Instead, she was focused on a healthcare career. But after taking an economics course as part of her general education requirement, a new passion was born. “From then on, I realized I wanted to continue exploring business,” recalls […]
The Faculty Noon time Talks continue on Tues., March 7, with Amirah Saafir, assistant professor in the child and adolescent studies. Her presentation is entitled, “Understanding the Role of School Ethnic/Racial Context in Shaping Racial Identity Development for Black Adolescents.” This talk will focus on exploring different aspects of how school ethnic/racial environments shape Black […]
Former Cal State Fullerton Athletics Director Neale Stoner passed away Tuesday at the age of 86. Stoner was hired as the Titans’ fourth director of athletics in the fall of 1972, replacing John Caine who served from 1967-1972. Stoner oversaw transitioning the Fullerton Athletics Department from the College Division level to a full-fledged Division I […]
Are you a new employee or manager looking for a refresher on disability programs? Please join Total Wellness on Thursday, February 23 from 10 to 11:30 a.m., and learn important information regarding the below programs listed below. Zoom information will be sent upon registration. Leave of Absence (FML, PDL, etc.) Workers’ Compensation Disability Accommodations/ADA Registration […]