Mathematician = Outstanding Professor
For mathematics professor Scott Annin, his scholarship, excellence in teaching, student mentorship and service add up to one Cal State Fullerton top faculty honor: the 2015 Outstanding Professor Award.
Awards and Honors
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Titans Model Community Engagement
Cal State Fullerton’s Center for Internships and Community Engagement honored students, campus programs and community partners during the 11th annual Community Engagement Awards.
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Honoring Top Student Achievements
Cal State Fullerton will be honoring its top graduating scholars and recent graduates, Friday, May 15, during the 2015 Honors and Scholars Awards Program.
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Ecologist Inspires Future Scientists
Biological science professor William “Bill” Hoese is the recipient of Cal State Fullerton’s 2015 Carol Barnes Excellence in Teaching Award.
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Student Engineers Race to the Top
With the fastest time of 22.01 seconds, electrical engineering students Benjamin Gonzalez and Christopher Suh won first place in the May “Natcar CSUF” competition at Fullerton College. Next: “Natcar UC Davis” on May 23.
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Accounting Professors Honored for Their Innovative Course Design
Cal State Fullerton accounting faculty members Betty Chavis, Glen Hatton and Randy Hoffman will be honored in August by the American Accounting Association.
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Campus Honor Society Recognized
Cal State Fullerton’s chapter of Phi Beta Delta, the international scholar honor society made up of both faculty members and students, was honored with the Eileen Evans Overall Outstanding Chapter Award
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Titans Awarded for Business Leadership
Cal State Fullerton students from all across campus, including physics major Phillipe Rodriguez, brought home 44 medals and seven awards from the State Business Leadership Conference.
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Titans Take First In Computer Forensics
A team of computer science majors won first place in the computer forensics category at this month’s Information Technology Competition at Cal Poly Pomona.
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Air Force Faculty Fellowship Winner
Cal State Fullerton environmental engineer Sudarshan Kurwadkar has been selected for the Air Force Summer Faculty Fellowship Program, where he will be working with researchers on the removal of chemical warfare agents in drinking water.