¿Ya Mero Compa?, an exhibit featuring photography by CSUF alum Jesus Cortez will take place at Crear Studio, 222 W. 5th Street in Santa Ana through November 18. “At times, it’s a saying in the late afternoon or early morning, a greeting from fellow gardeners. We are all colleagues, dealing with weather extremes, exhaustion, and customers […]
The College of the Arts congratulates three alumni and one current student from the Game Art, Animation and Immersive Media concentration whose work will be exhibited in the 12th Annual Faculty Selected Student Work Exhibition at the SIGGRAPH L.A. conference. The student images and videos in the exhibition were submitted as the best examples of work done […]
By Daniel Coats ’15,’18 You may not think of yourself as a salesperson. After all, you don’t work on a used car lot or make phone calls trying to sell an insurance policy. But sales are involved in every line of business. And, after all, you don’t get a job if you don’t sell yourself […]
A team of Engineering and Computer Science (ECS) students, mentored by faculty in ECS and in the College of Business and Economics (CBE), won 3rd place and $5,000 in the Social Enterprise category at the CSU Sunstone Startup Competition. The team pitched their venture, Bag/Get, as a social enterprise seeking to address food insecurity via […]
Worldwide, our population is aging and becoming more diverse. To solve the issues facing an aging society, we need ingenuity and fresh perspectives. We need to build a diverse workforce that not only understands and is passionate about the needs of older adults, but that is trained at the highest levels of medicine, science, technology, […]
By Daniel Coats ’15, ’18 The consulting industry takes many forms – strategy consulting, management consulting, operations consulting, financial advisory, HR consulting and technology consulting. In 2023, nearly 2 million Americans were employed in the management consulting space alone. Cal State Fullerton’s College of Business and Economics is at the forefront of preparing students […]
As an immigrant who came to America, Veronica Carter’s college journey started at Cypress College, where she took classes “for fun” and to improve her English. After about five years of attending community college, Cypress advisors convinced her to pursue a degree at a four-year university. Veronica transferred to Cal State Fullerton, where she began […]
Moot court, a simulation of supreme court proceedings, involves teams of student-contestants, clients burdened by a legal problem, briefs, and oratories detailing the dimensions of the legal problem before a court. Students work hard all semester, during weekends and evenings, preparing to compete against ivy league and nationally recognized universities during tournaments. Moot court judges […]
Two Titans are among 12 doctoral students from across the country who have been selected for the 2023-24 American Political Science Association’s Diversity Fellowship Program, which is designed to uplift aspiring political science scholars from traditionally underrepresented racial and ethnic groups. Jalen Ward ’20 (B.A. political science) and Benjamin Soto ’22 (M.P.A.) are the second […]
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 […]
