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Twenty Titans were tasked with creating 26 handblown pieces for the California State University Faculty Innovation and Leadership Awards.
Awards and Honors
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Campus Honors Veteran Faculty, Staff
Cal State Fullerton has honored several faculty and staff members with the title of emeritus.
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Masculinity, Politics and Personality Are Topics of New Faculty Publications
A roundup of faculty activities, from short stories and choreography to presentations.
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Tenacious CSU Trustee Scholar Honored
Business student Amanda Nguyen wins award and scholarship for outstanding academic achievement and accomplishments.
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CSUF Garners National Award for Championing Diversity and Inclusion
Cal State Fullerton was recently named one of 96 institutions across the U.S. and Canada to receive INSIGHT Into Diversity’s 2018 HEED Award.
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CSUF Ranks No. 6 in Net Price
California State University, Fullerton, has been recognized for its efforts in helping low-income and underrepresented students succeed and graduate by offering a top education at an affordable price.
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Innovative Programs Inspiring Female Students in STEM Gets National Nod
CSUF’s Innovative initiatives in engineering, computer science and science receive the ‘Inspiring Programs in STEM Award’ from INSIGHT Into Diversity magazine.
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Champion for First-Generation Latino College Students Recognized for Innovation and Leadership
Julián Jefferies, associate professor of literacy and reading education, is a recipient of the CSU’s inaugural Faculty Innovation and Leadership Award.
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Budding Scientists Awarded National Science Foundation Fellowships
Two science alumni are recipients of the National Science Foundation’s Graduate Research Fellowship Program award, which will support their research-based master’s or doctoral degree studies in a STEM field.
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CSUF Is a Leader in Bachelor’s Degrees to Underrepresented Students
Cal State Fullerton is fourth in the nation and second in California for awarding bachelor’s degrees to underrepresented students in all disciplines and fifth nationally/third in state for bachelor’s degrees to Hispanics, according to the Aug. 23 issue of Diverse: Issues in Higher Education.