Cal State Fullerton graduate student Susie Prado and her faculty adviser Amy Cox-Petersen, chair and professor of elementary and bilingual education, were awarded a travel grant from the California State University Chancellor’s Office to attend the American Educational Research Association conference in Philadelphia. Prado is part of the Chancellor’s Doctoral Incentive Program, which provides doctoral […]
Eleven students, including six first-generation college students, represented Cal State Fullerton at the 38th Annual California State University Student Research Competition in San Luis Obispo. The 10 presentations spanned a wide variety of disciplines across campus. Undergraduate students Valeria Reyes Bastidas, Andrea Caliz and Juliet Leyva presented two talks on their infant mobility research, which […]
This year’s Assessment Forum at Cal State Fullerton marked another milestone in the university’s collective journey toward academic excellence and operational effectiveness. In its ninth consecutive year, the event has become integral to the campuswide assessment culture and most recently shared insights and findings from the 2022-23 University Assessment Report. The Office of Institutional Effectiveness […]
On April 26, Cal State Fullerton music majors taught over 90 elementary school students in a series of music assemblies at Tustin Memorial Elementary School. Students in pre-kindergarten, kindergarten, and first and second grade learned children’s songs, rhythmic movement, instrumental pieces and singing practices. CSUF students also performed with string, percussion, woodwind and brass instruments […]
Geography students hosted All Points of the Compass, a one-day symposium that features research and presentations from undergraduate and graduate students, alumni and faculty. The projects that were shared showcased the impressive diversity of research conducted by CSUF geographers. Presentations were made on a variety of topics, including climate change impacts in Florida; Maasai culture […]
When more than 2,200 graduates from Cal State Fullerton’s College of Business and Economics celebrate commencement on May 22, they will hear from two of their peers who have overcome challenges to achieve their dreams and advocate for their fellow business Titans. Britney Vargas, who will inspire grads at the morning ceremony, and Kayla Long, […]
Cal State Fullerton women leaders gathered Friday, May 3, at Orange Coast College for the Spring America Council on Education Women’s Network Conference. The event, titled “Navigating Career with Power and Resilience,” featured speakers Angelica Loera Suarez, president of Orange Coast College; Andrea M. Serban, vice chancellor of educational services and technology at Coast Colleges; […]
Results from the National Survey for Student Engagement reveal an increase in student engagement with diversity, equity and inclusion-related experiences. NSSE collects information each year about student perceptions regarding specific experiences and interactions that students typically engage with on campus. The 2022 NSSE results: 95% of freshmen shared CSUF demonstrates a commitment to diversity.* 93% […]
Cal State Fullerton’s Extension and International Programs will be moving across campus from Titan Hall to College Park, room 950. This does not include the International Programs office, which remains housed in Pollak Library, room 120. EIP’s new address is College Park (CP) 2600 Nutwood Ave., Suite 950 Fullerton, CA 92831-3112 The move is scheduled […]
The Cal State Fullerton softball team is heading to the Stanford Regional hosted by the No. 8 National Seed, Stanford, to make its 32nd NCAA regional appearance. The three-seed Titans will start their NCAA tournament journey as the visiting team against two-seed Mississippi State at 4:30 p.m. PT on Friday. The tournament will take place […]