High school students learned about STEM and space exploration careers during Cal State Fullerton’s virtual GEAR UP for Space summer program, held in partnership with Space Center Houston.
In three unanimous votes, the CSU Board of Trustees approved CSUF’s physical campus master plan, student housing phase 4 plans and the renaming of the Nicholas and Lee Begovich Center for Gravitational-Wave Physics and Astronomy.
Alumna Elizabeth Zavala-Acevez, who most recently served as director of the Career Center, steps into the role of Cal State Fullerton associate vice president for student affairs.
Experts and leaders reflect on protests and police brutality.
Encouragement and support from faculty members can make a huge difference in a student’s success. Students expressed their gratitude to their mentors at the Career and Academic Advising Recognition Celebration.
In recognition of excellence in service to the Titan community, Raymond Lu is this year’s recipient of Cal State Fullerton’s Alumni Association’s Outstanding Graduate Student Award. Lu earned a master’s degree in education-higher education.
Cal State Fullerton’s Class of 2020 McNair Scholars are heading to graduate school to fulfill their advanced educational goals. The U.S. Department of Education-funded program assists underrepresented, first-generation and low-income students in preparing for graduate studies.
In addition to her academic achievements of being the first in her family to graduate from college, Lesley Aguirre holds her Latinx cultures close and celebrates both with pride. But this year is a little different due to the coronavirus pandemic; in-person cultural recognition celebrations traditionally organized by the university’s cultural centers, departments and faculty, staff and student associations during commencement season were not held.
In a recent virtual celebration for graduating seniors, Cal State Fullerton recognized 20 Guardian Scholars, all former foster youth who beat the system to earn a college a degree.
To better reflect the student communities it serves, Cal State Fullerton’s Chicana and Chicano Resource Center has changed its name to the Latinx Community Resource Center.