Computer Engineering Grads Dream Up Creative, Real-World Senior Projects
Graduating students shared their creative, technology-based projects May 20 at the Computer Engineering Capstone Senior Design Project Presentations and Demonstrations.
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Tuffy Struts the Commencement Stage
Over four days of 2022 Commencement at Cal State Fullerton, thousands of graduates adorned in flashy kicks, practical flats and high heels crossed the stage. On the final day of commencement, one graduate’s footwear stood out from the rest: Two furry, elephant feet. Colin Hicks, who received a bachelor’s degree in communications on Thursday, revealed […]
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Final Day of Commencement Recognizes Communications, Humanities and Social Sciences Grads
The College of Humanities and Social Sciences and College of Communications ceremonies on Thursday honored the Class of 2022 for the challenges students experienced during the pandemic and all they have accomplished in spite of them. College of Humanities and Social Sciences The third ceremony of the College of Humanities and Social Sciences focused on […]
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Business, Economics, Humanities and Social Sciences Graduates Honored at Ceremonies
Graduates on Wednesday heard from regional and national business and public policy leaders during Cal State Fullerton’s 2022 Commencement ceremonies.
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University Recognizes Graduates in Health, Human Development, Sciences, Mathematics and Arts
Cal State Fullerton’s 2022 Commencement continued Tuesday with ceremonies for the colleges of Natural Sciences and Mathematics, Health and Human Development, and the Arts.
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Education, Engineering and Computer Science Graduates Celebrate Accomplishments
Two ceremonies for education, engineering and computer science graduates kicked off Cal State Fullerton’s 2022 commencement week.
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Commencement 2022 Live Broadcast
Cal State Fullerton’s Commencement 2022 will be broadcast live on several platforms beginning Monday, May 23, and running through Thursday, May 26.
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Student Researchers Win Multiple Awards at CSU Student Research Competition
High-speed machining, manta rays and active matter were among the topics Cal State Fullerton student researchers presented at the 36th annual California State University Student Research Competition. Hosted virtually last month by San Francisco State University, the annual competition features top undergraduate and graduate scholarly research throughout the 23 CSU campuses. Eight CSUF students were […]
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Science Grad Awarded Fellowship for Doctoral Studies in Marine Biology
Science graduate Leeza-Marie Rodriguez is the recipient of the highly competitive 2022 Graduate Research Fellowship from the National Science Foundation. She will pursue a doctorate focusing on ecology, evolution and marine biology.
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Physics Grad Shoots for the Moon, Lands a Career in Space Industry
After Alex Gruson graduates next week with a master’s degree in physics from Cal State Fullerton, she is launching her career in the space industry.
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Future Physician’s Research Focuses on Dangers of E-Cigarettes
Cal State Fullerton graduating senior and future physician Naman Shah has been studying the presence of formaldehyde — a known carcinogen — in electronic cigarettes. Shah is earning a bachelor’s degree in biochemistry and graduating summa cum laude with a 3.94 GPA.
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Cal State Fullerton Commencement Celebrates Class of 2022
Approximately 12,000 students have been invited to walk across the stage during Cal State Fullerton’s May 23-26 commencement ceremonies.
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Guardian Scholars Program Fosters Healing for Graduating Senior
Cal State Fullerton’s graduating Guardian Scholars were recognized for their college achievements at a May 5 reception. The program offers a range of services and resources to current and former foster youth exiting the foster care system.
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Student Engineering and Computer Science Research Showcased
The May 2 College of Engineering and Computer Science Student Projects Competition and Showcase featured innovative student research.
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Graduating President’s Scholar Sets Sights on a Career in Medicine
Future physician Amaya Gregory is among the Class of 2022 graduating President’s Scholars, a comprehensive, rigorous program that offers experiences and opportunities in academics, leadership, service and mentorship. The program’s 19 graduating seniors were recognized at the May 4 President’s Scholars Reception.
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Outstanding Senior Prepares to Launch a Career in the Aerospace Industry
Madeline Ceccia, an applied mathematics student at Cal State Fullerton, is the recipient of the Alumni Association’s 2022 Outstanding Senior Award.
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Outstanding Graduate Student Aspires to Tell Stories of Unsung Heroes
Marisol Rivera, a master’s student at Cal State Fullerton, received the Alumni Association’s 2022 Outstanding Graduate Student Award.
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Raising Awareness and Promoting Inclusivity for Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month
Student organizations and campus resources raise awareness for Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month.
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University Helps Titan Couple Find Their Way to Dream Careers
Dream careers were made possible for Brittany and Nick DiMarco when they pursued master’s degrees at Cal State Fullerton.
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Philosophy Student and Aspiring Lawmaker Empowered by Panetta Internship in D.C.
Cal State Fullerton senior Zachary Zirzow was one of 26 California students to complete a Washington, D.C. internship this year as a Panetta scholar.
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Undergraduate Physics Researcher Honored with CSU Trustees’ Award
Mauricio Gomez Lopez is the CSUF recipient of the 2021 CSU Trustees’ Award, the highest recognition of student achievement given by the university system.
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Titan Artists Explore Existential Dread, Emotional Complexity and Humanity in Anaheim Muzeo Exhibit
Nine Class of 2021 artists are showcasing their work at the Muzeo Museum and Cultural Center in Anaheim through Aug. 29.
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First-Generation Business Grad Paints a Colorful Future
Kathy Au ’21 (B.A. business administration-human resources management) is the first in her family to achieve a bachelor’s degree.
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Student Photographer Captures Plight of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women
Nicole Merton, a Class of 2021 art graduate, used her senior project to bring awareness to the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women Movement.