Pilipinx American Graduates Celebrate Culture, Friendship
The ceremony recognized Cal State Fullerton’s Pilipinx American graduates and featured videos, messages and presentations.
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We All Have The Power to Make Change
My anti-racism journey did not fully begin until I entered college. After constantly being told to keep my head down and follow the rules, I learned through Langston Hughes’ poem “In Explanation of Our Times” that change can come about from people without titles in front of their names. My desire to help bring about […]
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Triple Titan Graduate Is the 24th Nurse in Her Family
Joining the Class of 2021, Lian Magaña achieved her third Cal State Fullerton nursing degree.
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Engineering Students Awarded Department of Defense ‘SMART’ Scholarships
Two mechanical engineering undergraduates have been awarded the Department of Defense Science, Mathematics, and Research for Transformation (SMART) Scholarship. Students have the opportunity to gain technical skills in STEM fields.
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Latinx and Native American Grads Recognized for Achievements
Latinx and Native American graduates from Cal State Fullerton’s Class of 2021 were recognized by the university’s Chicano/Latino Faculty & Staff Association in June.
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Psychology Grad, PRISM Award Winner Honored for Dedication to Students, LGBTQ Community
The annual PRISM Award honors a graduating Cal State Fullerton student within the LGBTQ community.
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Commencement at Last!
Commencement 2021 at Cal State Fullerton was a culmination of a promise kept and the resolve and resiliency of the classes of 2020 and 2021. In 2020, when the pandemic was shutting the nation down, President Fram Virjee promised the graduates that they would participate in a commencement ceremony once it was safe to do […]
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Nursing Graduates Reflect on Their Profession During a Global Health Crisis
Anna Tada and Helen Dinh, two CSUF School of Nursing students, persevere to graduate amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Gerontologist Honored With Outstanding Graduate Student Award
Recognizing her enthusiasm for gerontology, leadership skills and strong academics, Michaela Thompson is the recipient of the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute’s 2021 Outstanding Graduate Student Award.
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Science Grad Investigates Shorebirds to Prepare for Research Career
Madison Panzino, a first generation college graduate who studied ecology and evolutionary biology, conducted undergraduate research as a scholar in Cal State Fullerton’s Southern California Ecosystems Research Program. She is among six graduating scholars of the program, all earning a bachelor’s degree in biological science.