Campus Celebrates Achievements, Contributions of Women
Cal State Fullerton hosts a range of events and programs to celebrate Women’s History Month during March.
Student Affairs
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Titan Voice – Torrell Foree: Transforming Lives of African-American Students
As coordinator of CSUF’s African American Resource Center, Foree strives to provide a transformative community for black students.
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Alumnus Works to Transform the Lives of African American Students on Campus
Alumnus Torrell Foree landed the position as coordinator of the African American Resource Center and strives to provide the same opportunities to black students that helped transform him as a student.
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Titan Voice – President Virjee Stands with Dreamers
President Virjee reaffirms his commitment to an inclusive campus community for both documented and undocumented students.
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‘Super Sunday’ Encourages African American Students to Pursue College
Cal State Fullerton President Fram Virjee visits Second Baptist Church in Santa Ana to encourage African Americans to apply to and graduate from college.
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Inspiring Community at Black History Month Event
Love letters kicks off celebration of Black History month.
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Black History Month Celebration
Highlights from the Feb. 4 Black History Month reception. Hosted by President Fram Virjee and his wife, Julie, the celebration featured live jazz music, the screening of “Dear Dark-Skinned Black Girl,” and a menu of culturally relevant foods, such as jollof rice, popular in African countries, fried sweet plantains and collard greens.
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Students Commemorate MLK Day Assembling Packages for Homeless Community
Titans helped assemble almost 500 care packages for the homeless community.
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Campus Gives Back: MLK Day of Service
Cal State Fullerton students, faculty and staff stopped by Becker Amphitheater Jan. 22 to assemble care packages that were donated to Mercy House, a local nonprofit that helps the homeless. The event was held in observance of the Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service.
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Young Men of Color in High School Learn the Power of Their Potential
High school students — mostly African American and Latino boys ages 14-17 in 9th-11th grades — spent the day at Cal State Fullerton’s fourth annual Male Youth Empowerment Conference. They listened to successful alumni and learning from campus and community leaders that college is possible.