Black Chamber of Commerce Honors Cal State Fullerton
Cal State Fullerton was honored for 60 years of helping students succeed by the Black Chamber of Commerce of Orange County at its annual banquet Sept. 9.
Awards and Honors
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NEA Helps Create Music at Zzyzx
Professor of music Pamela Madsen has been awarded grants from the National Endowment for the Arts and New Music USA for a five-movement oratorio.
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CSUF Again Earns Top Spot as Forbes’ #MyTopCollege
Cal State Fullerton shows off its school spirit and takes its fourth title in the national Forbes #MyTopCollege social media campaign.
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TD Ameritrade Grant Awarded to CSUF Financial Planning Program
David Nanigian, associate professor of finance; business administration major Saba Afridi; and Tuffy Titan visit Wall Street.
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Accolades for School of Music Alumni
Graduates Mina Choi, Brandon Elliott and Rayvon Moore are making their mark in the music world.
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External Funding Supports Student Programs and Faculty Research
Programs that support students interested in advanced degrees in the sciences and provide after-school mentorship and hand-on experiences, studies into minority health issues and student internships received more than $9 million in recent grants and contracts.
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Emeriti Honors for Long-Serving Faculty Members
CSUF recently recognized eight faculty members who have taught classes and served the campus community for periods ranging from 17 to 30 years.
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Educator Awarded Fulbright to Study Tibetan Students in India
Nawang B. Phuntsog received a Fulbright-Nehru award to conduct research in India, focusing on the role of altruistic attitudes in fostering a compassionate schooling culture.
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Titan Techie Won Scholarship to Attend Apple’s Global Conference
For recent grad and mobile app developer Noemi Quezada, it was a dream come true to receive —for a second time — an Apple scholarship to attend the tech giant’s recent World Wide Developers Conference.
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Health Science Scholar Named Carnegie African Diaspora Fellow
Wura Jacobs, assistant professor of health science, is tackling Africa’s “brain drain” by building research capacity in Nigeria.