Historian Aspires to Join Faculty Ranks to Teach Diverse College Students
Two Cal State Fullerton alumni, Chris Chacon and Denyz Melchor, have been selected for the 2020-21 California State University Chancellor’s Doctoral Incentive Program.
Academic Affairs
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University Confers Record Number of Degrees to Underrepresented Students
Cal State Fullerton awarded a record-breaking number of degrees to underrepresented students in 2019-20, according to the university’s Office of Assessment and Institutional Effectiveness.
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Faculty Research Showcased During Pollak Library’s Virtual Noontime Talks
Cal State Fullerton faculty experts are presenting their research during the “Faculty Noontime Talks,” presented this fall semester by Pollak Library.
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Titans Face Off in Constitutional Jeopardy Game
Cal State Fullerton’s third annual Constitutional Jeopardy show will debut Monday, Sept. 21, via YouTube. The friendly competition will raise funds for three student programs: Moot Court, Guardian Scholars and the Veterans Resource Center.
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Cal State Fullerton’s First Virtual Convocation: The State of the University
President Fram Virjee kicked off the 2020-21 academic year at the university’s first virtual Convocation with an update on the state of the campus and his commitment to work to end systemic racism.
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Titan Voice: President Virjee – A Welcome Back
President Virjee bring a welcome different than the previous three years.
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In Memoriam — Jack W. Coleman
Jack W. Coleman, vice president for academic affairs and professor emeritus of accounting, who dedicated 23 years of service to Cal State Fullerton, died Aug. 24 at the age of 97.
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Business College Name Change Announced
The university has removed Steven Mihaylo’s name from the College of Business and Economics. His name will remain on the business school building.
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University Brings In Record-Breaking Level of Grant Funding
Binod Tiwari, associate vice president of research and sponsored projects, discusses how the university secured a record $31.5 million in grants and contracts in 2019-20.
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COVID-19 and Budget Woes Are Changing What ‘Back to School’ Means at Cal State Campuses
As 480,000 California State University students prepare to log on for the start of a new academic year, the coronavirus crisis has produced changes that look different across the system’s 23 campuses.