| NOVEMBER -
DECEMBER |
| DEC.22 |
Model
United Nations Wins Big in Chicago
[Awards & Honors]
Students win three major awards at the recent American Model
UN conference including the Overall Best Delegation Award. |
| DEC.19 |
CSUF
Jazz Musicians Receive Scholarships from 'Friends'
[Awards & Honors]
Nine talented jazz musicians awarded scholarships ranging from
$600 to $1,000 each by the Friends of Jazz. |
| DEC.11 |
Proposition
55 Receives Support
School bond
measure receives a unanimous endorsement by the University Advisory
Board and the CSUF Alumni Association Board of Directors. |
| DEC.11 |
Master
of Public Health Degree Program Approved
CSUF
to be first O.C. institution offering master degree in four
tracks: health promotion, environmental and occupational health,
gerontology health and nursing leadership. |
| DEC.11 |
Kenny
Loggins Headlines Front & Center 2004
Grammy
Award-winner, Kenny Loggins, will bring his enduring showmanship
to the stage as headliner of this year's Front & Center
gala Saturday, Feb. 7, at the Arrowhead Pond of Anaheim. |
| DEC.11 |
Symphony
Orchestra Celebrates 25 Years
In
a special home-coming celebration, the Pacific Symphony Orchestra
will celebrate 25 years of great music where it started –
at Cal State Fullerton. |
| DEC.04 |
CSUF
to Host Conference on Improving Corporate Reporting and Governance
[Events]
conference is designed for executives, financial analysts, lawyers,
bankers, accountants and investment advisers interested in learning
more about the future of the accounting profession and current
issues. |
| DEC.04 |
Students
Ready for International Volunteer Day 2003
[In
the Community]
This year, CSUF students to partner with Fullerton Gardens,
a local senior care home for those living with Alzheimer’s
and dementia. |
| DEC.03 |
Peter
Camejo to Keynote Green Party General Assembly at Cal State
Fullerton
[Events]
From Friday to Sunday, Dec. 5-7, the Campus Greens at Cal State
Fullerton will host the general assembly of the Green Party
of California. |
| NOV.21 |
Local
Children to Visit Cal State Fullerton As Part of Cesar Chavez
Heroes Project
[Events]
A group of 400 elementary school children will visit Cal State
Fullerton for “A Day of Celebrating Education, Service
and Community,” through the Cesar Chavez Heroes Project. |
| NOV.21 |
Women's
Choir and Men's Chorus
[Arts:
Music]
When: 8 p.m. Friday, Dec. 12, 2003
Where: Little Theatre, California State University, Fullerton |
| NOV.18 |
Quartetto
Gelato in a Holiday Concert
[Arts:
Music]
When: 8 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 6, 2003
Where: Plummer Auditorium, 201 E. Chapman Ave., Fullerton |
| NOV.17 |
Family
Business Learn About Succession Planning
[Events]
Planning for continuity of the family firm will be under discussion
at a Dec. 9 workshop on "Succession Planning". |
| NOV.17 |
Jazz
Ensemble
[Arts: Music]
When: 8 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 6, 2003
Where: Little Theatre, California State University, Fullerton |
| NOV.17 |
University
Symphony Orchestra
[Arts: Music]
When: 4 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 7, 2003
Where: Little Theatre, California State University, Fullerton |
| NOV.17 |
Top
Graduate to Share Secrets of Success
[Events]
Sunshine Lawson, Cal State Fullerton’s top graduate of
the Class of ’03, returns to her alma mater next week
to share her secrets for academic success in a PowerPoint presentation,
“Tools for Change: Success Tips for University Students.” |
| NOV.13 |
Mariachi
Festival
[Events]
4-7 p.m., Saturday, Nov. 22, in Titan Stadium |
| NOV.13 |
Symphonic
Band with Marc Dickey
[Arts: Music]
When: 8 p.m. Friday, Dec. 5, 2003
Where: Little Theatre, California State University, Fullerton |
| NOV.12 |
“Chicken
Soup” Book Co-Creator to Keynote Luncheon
[Events]
Jack Canfield, founder and co-creator of the best-selling “Chicken
Soup for the Soul” book series, will be the keynote speaker
at fund-raising event benefiting Guardian Scholars Program Nov.
24. |
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| NOV.11 |
CSUF/UCI
To Offer Joint Doctorate in Educational Leadership
[University
News]
Program developed to meet increase demands in K-12 educational
leadership. |
| NOV.11 |
Impromptu
Design Competition
[Events]
A team of CSUF mechanical engineering students will compete
against a team of mechanical engineering professors in competition
on Nov.14. |
| NOV.11 |
Dames
At Sea
[Arts: Theatre & Dance]
When: December 5-14, 2003
Where: Recital Hall, Cal State Fullerton’s Performing
Arts Center |
| NOV.07 |
Professor
to Moderate Panel on Corporate Giving
How have financial scandals changed
the atmosphere and approach to giving? Panel to discuss how
nonprofits best work with corporate givers in this climate. |
| NOV.07 |
Red Cross Names Gerontology Director Woman of the Year for
Education
Abbott recognized for incorporating
education into the community and helping to shape legislation
that affects the lives of older adults. |
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| NOV.07 |
Students Venture Abroad to Study
Thirty-three students are participating
in the California State University International Programs
which places them at campuses around
the world for a year of study. |
| NOV.06 |
University
Honored for Educational Efforts
[Awards
& Honors]
Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities awards CSUF
for "extraordinary efforts and success." |
| NOV.06 |
Engineeering's
Global Outreach Efforts Extend to Germany
[University
News]
Engineering delegates from a foremost technical institute in
Europre arrived to explore ways to implement student exchange
program and facilitate possible collaborative projects. |
| NOV.06 |
Titan
Opera Star to Headline Benefit for Performing Arts
[Arts]
Titan alumnus Rodney Gilfry to headline black-tie gala of opera,
Broadway and pops favorites. |
| NOV.06 |
Geologist
Receives Grants to Study State's Groundwater
[Awards
& Honors]
Grants use to study health of groundwater in two Sothern California
regions. Students receive opportunity for real-life research. |
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| NOV.06 |
Bookstore
Program Rewards Departments for Early Textbook Orders
[University News]
Rquisition Reward Program gives student scholarships and store
credits to departments for turning textbook requisition on time. |
| NOV.04 |
The
Dallas Brass Blows Into Fullerton
[Arts / Music]
8 p.m. Friday, Nov. 14, 2003 (one performance only)
Plummer Auditorium, 201 E. Chapman Ave., Fullerton |
| |
Veterans
Day Celebration: A Tribute to Mexican-American POWs and Iraq
War Veterans
[Events]
10 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 8
Titan Student Union |
| NOV.06 |
Pizza
With the President
[Events]
Noon – 1 p.m.Monday, Nov. 10, 2003
Titan Student Union Courtyard |
| NOV.06 |
Campus
Members Form Club To Enhance Sense of Community
[Community]
Faculty and staff members come together for series of social,
cultural and intellectual events. |
| SEPTEMBER -
OCTOBER |
| OCT.28 |
New
Acting Director of the Tri-County Technology Small Business
Development Center Named
[University
News]
Diane Wirth named to lead business consulting center for owners
of high-tech, high-growth businesses in southern Cal. |
| OCT.28 |
Business
Leaders to Share Knowledge as Professors for a Day
[Events]
What would cause 120 business leaders to enter a college classroom?
The chance to share their expertise with future business executives
as part of “Professors for a Day.” |
| OCT.27 |
CSUF
Hosts Discussion on Future of California Government
[Event]
Assemblywoman Lynn Daucher will join professors of political
science in an Oct. 29 public discussion of "What Is Next
for California Government." |
| OCT.24 |
Noted
Physician to Speak on Doctors Without Borders
[Event]
The Anthropology Department is sponsoring a lecture Thursday,
Oct. 30, with Deborah Milligan who has just returned from abroad
having served with Doctors Without Borders/Médecins Sons
Frontières. |
| OCT.24 |
Celebrating
Philipino Culture
[Event]
The Pilipino American Student Association hosts Friendship Games
Oct. 25. |
| OCT.22 |
Giant
Step: Walk Marks Alumna's Birthday-and Trail Recognition
[People]
Confronting her 40th birthday his year, alumna celebrated in
a grand gesture by walking from Oregon to Mexico. |
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| OCT.20 |
Titan
Pride: Priceless.
[University
News]
"Home of the Titans" at the College World Series was
a team effort involving parents, alumni, university staff and
the hospitality of the citizens of Omaha. |
| OCT.20 |
The
Metamorphosis of Zzyzx
[University
News]
The former Zzyzx Mineral Springs and Health Spa has evolved
into the Desert Studies Center, a scientific field station in
the eastern Mojave Desert. |
| OCT.20 |
Tony-Nominated
Titan Brings 'Kabul' to L.A.
[People]
Alumna prepares for one of her toughest role in "Homebody/Kabul". |
| OCT.20 |
Fullerton
Fulbright Duo
[People]
Campus members have participated widely in the Fulbright program
for the promotion of international understanding. |
| OCT.20 |
Hot
Job: Desert-Loving Biologist Calls Zzyzx Home
[People]
Alumnus becomes first manager of Desert Studies Center at Zzyzx. |
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| OCT.20 |
Seven-Year
Stretch
[People]
Author and alumnus, David Ferrell, chronicles the trials of
publishing his serial-killer baseball mystery, Screwball. |
| OCT.20 |
Bold
and Beautiful: Popp Goes a Whole New Direction
[People]
Director and alumna, Cynthia Popp, talks about her experience
on the sets of "Bold and Beautiful" and "Frasier".
|
| OCT.20 |
Historian
Buffing Up
[People]
Alumnus Considers County Archivist a Dream Job |
| OCT.14 |
CSUF
Engineers to Host German Students and Faculty Members
[University News]
German visitors scheduled to meet with CSUF mechanical engineering
department to explore possibility of a collaborative design
project involving students from both institutions. |
| OCT.13 |
Cal
State Fullerton to Be Honored by Hispanic Association of Colleges
and Universities
[Awards &
Honors]
University to receive Outstanding HACU Member Institution Award
during the national association’s 17th annual conference. |
| |
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| OCT.11 |
Feat
of Clay: Five Decades of Jerry Rothman
Grand
Central Art Center
November 2, 2003 – January 11, 2004
Laguna Art Museum:
November 2, 2003 – February 29, 2004 |
| OCT.11 |
Forbidden
Broadway
When: 8 p.m. Saturday,
Nov. 1, 2003
Where: Plummer Auditorium, 201 E. Chapman Ave., Fullerton |
| OCT.09 |
New
Nursing Concentration in Women's Health Care Offered
[University News]
Severe nursing shortage and growing needs for women's health
care spark development of new specialization. |
| OCT.09 |
Fall
Census Breaks Previous Record
[University
News]
his fall's student population grew to record 32,592. |
| OCT.09 |
CSUF
and Iranian Cultural Center Work to Provide Persian Language
Classes
[University News]
Center funds classes to teach students Persian culture and language. |
| |
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| OCT.09 |
Building
Marshals Work to Make Campus Safe
[People]
Donning bright orange vests, building marshals assist with the
safe evacuation of campus buildings. |
| OCT.09 |
Professor
Survey Campus About Working Comfortably
[Research]
Survey shows employees working too long on computer take less
breaks and ergonomic training help reduce discomfort. |
| OCT.09 |
Campus
Community Comes Together To Share Knowledge and Concerns
[Community]
Campus and community members gathered to share information and
concerns on issues of foster youth, state recall and peace. |
| OCT.03 |
To
Be Is To Do: Art Faculty
[Arts:
Visual Arts]
Faculty in the fastest growing department on campus will exhibit
over 50 artworks representing a wide range of experience, aesthetic
attitudes and disciplines. |
| OCT.02 |
Record
14 Students Welcomed as Newest Guardian Scholars
Acknowledging
promising college-bound foster youth, the Guardian Scholars
program welcomed a record 14 students as the newest scholars. |
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| OCT.02 |
Theatre
& Dance 2003-2004 Season
[Arts:
Theatre & Dance]
The national award winning Department of Theatre and Dance announces
its 2003-2004 season with performances including Lysistrata,
Hamlet, Gut Girls, Dames at Sea and
more. |
| OCT.02 |
New
Center Hosts Fraud, Ethics Conference
[Events]
Newly formed Center for Corporate Reporting and Governance to
host Oct. 17 conference on “Fraud, Ethics and Changes
in the Accounting Profession.” |
| OCT.01 |
Mini-Medical
School Fall Series
[Events]
Through a series of public lectures, Community Medical
School provides attendees with an opportunity to become
familiar with modern medical curriculum and gain insight into
current medical practice. |
| SEP.30 |
Growing
Southern Califronia Artists and Collectors: a celebration and
fundraising
[Events]
Fundraising event to celebrate Grand Central Art Center's first
five years. |
| SEP.30 |
California
Rural Assistance League Honors Professor
[Awards
& Honors]
Isaac Cardenas, chair of the Chicana and Chicano Studies Department
honored recently with Educator Award. |
| |
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| SEP.29 |
Survey
Shows Students Taking Government Classes Favor Governor Recall
[Research]
Some 74% of students in “Intro to American Government”
would vote “ to recall Gov. Davis. |
| SEP.27 |
University
Wind Ensemble, Mitchell Fennell, director & Symphonic Band,
Marc Dickey, director
[Arts: Music]
When/Where: 8 p.m. Friday, Oct. 10, 2003 at the Little Theatre
on campus |
| SEP.27 |
University
Symphony Orchestra, Kimo Furumoto, director
[Arts:
Music]
When/Where: 4 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 12, 2003 at the Little Theatre
on campus |
| SEP.26 |
Faculty
Voices Opposition to Ballot Propositions
[University
News]
Academic Senate voted unanimously to oppose Props 53 and 54
on Oct. 7 ballot. |
| SEP.26 |
Student
Invited to Turkey on Human Rights
[People]
Philosophy student Harold Morales traveled to Istanbul as part
of the inaugural student session at the 21st World Congress
of Philosophy. |
| |
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| SEP.26 |
Panel
Discussion to Focus on Oct. 7 Recall Election
[Events]
When: 1-3 p.m. Monday, Sept. 29
Where:
Titan Student Union’s Titan Theater |
| SEP.24 |
County
Residents Decisively Wish to Keep KOCE-TV Public
[Research]
Some 82% favor the sale of KOCE to an entity that would keep
the television station a Public Broadcasting System affiliate
– even if that means selling for $10M rather than $25M. |
| SEP.24 |
Can
Students Meet the $1 Million Challenge?
[University
News]
High school students learn fundamentals of finance and investment
in a special $1M economic challenge — a seven-month stock
market simulation offered through Cal State Fullerton. |
| SEP.23 |
KIIS-FM
Helicopter To Arrive on Campus
[Events]
KIIS-FM traffic reporter Chuck Street will land a helicopter
at Cal State Fullerton Thursday morning in conjunction with
the fifth annual Associated Students Block Party. |
| SEP.17 |
Orange
County Residents Say "Yes" to Recall, Schwarzenegger,
Props
[Research]
Latest survey shows majority of county residents favor governor
recall, Schwarzenegger and both Props 53, 54. |
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| SEP.17 |
University
to Host World of Credit Workshop
[Events]
Workshop will present basic economic concepts mandated by the
California History/Social Science Standards with an emphasis
on economic reasoning, math, reading and financial literacy. |
| SEP.16 |
7th
Annual Jerry Goodwin CSUF Alumni Association Golf Tournament
[Events]
Titan supporters will tee off for student scholarships during
the seventh annual Jerry Goodwin CSUF Alumni Association Golf
Tournament September 29. |
| SEP.16 |
ASI
Block Party
[Events]
The fifth annual ASI Block Party, an annual all-day event that
showcases the programs and services offered in the Titan Student
Union, will come on Sept. 25, 2003 - Vegas style. |
| SEP.15 |
Orange
County Residents Support CenterLine Plans
[Research]
Latest survey shows some 55% of O.C. residents
would vote in favor of building a light rail line from Santa
Ana to John Wayne Airport, according to Center for Public Policy
and Orange County Business Council. |
| SEP.12 |
University
To Sell More Parking Permits
[University
News]
Students get another opportunity to buy parking permits available
next week. Evening-only parking permits now good any time during
the day or evening hours on campus. |
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| SEP.12 |
A
Parking Alternative Is Cause for Celebration at Cal State Fullerton
[Events]
University launches its free bus program for students, faculty,
and staff with a kickoff event Monday, Sept. 15. Attendees can
visit information tables for assistance with trip planning and
details about bus routes. |
| SEP.11 |
Raphael
Sonenshein: Recall and Election Attracts Spotlight
[People]
Political scientist Raphael Sonenshein receives numerous requests
from national media outlets such as CNN, National Public Radio,
Boston Globe, Los Angeles Times and others for his
insight and analyses on the upcoming recall vote. |
| SEP.11 |
Campus
Center Polls Residents On Recall of Governor
[Community]
Survey shows O.C. residents overwhelmingly in favor of recalling
Gov. Davis. |
| SEP.11 |
OCTA/CSUF
Partner On Free Bus Service
[University
News]
Beginning Sept. 15, students, faculty and staff members with
a valid TitanCard can ride OCTA buses for free all day, every
day. |
| SEP.11 |
"Everything's
Coming Up Music!"
[Arts:
Music]
“Everything’s Coming up Music” teams two of
Broadway’s top performers Michael Maguire and Tami Tappan
for an evening of favorite show tunes and standards. |
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| SEP.11 |
New
Boards Named to Guide Tucker Wildlife Sanctuary
[Community]
Advisory boards to provide guidance on facility operations and
the use of the sanctuary for academic research and educational
purposes. |
| SEP.09 |
Art
of Science: Molecules Get Artistic Treatment in New Exhibit
[Arts: Visual Arts]
When: Through December 19
Reception: 4 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 14
Where: Atrium Gallery, Pollak Library |
| SEP.09 |
State
Department Official to Speak on Foreign Policy Since 9/11
[Events]
“United States Foreign Policy After September 11”
is the subject of a talk by Philip Reeker, spokesman-at-large
for the State Department, at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 10,
at Titan Theater. |
| SEP.08 |
Cal
State Fullerton President to Deliver Annual Convocation Address
[Events]
When: 11:30 a.m. September 9
Where: Portola Pavilion in the Titan Student Union |
| SEP.04 |
CSUF
Professor To Speak at Space 2003 Conference
[Events]
Mary Joyce, professor of nonprofit marketing, to speak on “Developing
a Strategy to Focus Outreach Resources for Results.” |
| |
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| JULY - AUGUST |
| AUG.29 |
Managing
Debt and Capital Requirements Subject of Family Business Workshop
[Events]
When: 7:30-11 a.m. Tuesday, Sept. 16
Where: Mr. Stox Restaurant, 1105 E. Katella, Anaheim |
| AUG.28 |
Information
Technology Eyes Issue of Illegal File Sharing
[People]
This summer the music industry made a move against individuals
and Internet service providers that “share” copyrighted
music over peer-to- peer networks. Dick Bednar, senior director
of I.T. talks about what effect this action may have on campus. |
| AUG.28 |
Tucker
Wildlife to Open With New Leadership
[People]
The 12-acre nature preserve operated by Cal State Fullerton
in rustic Modjeska Canyon, is undergoing both a renaissance
in management and a restoration of facilities. |
| AUG.28 |
Career
Planning and Placement Center Launches Expanded Titan Connection
Job Search System
New system combines
Student Portal with several new options to help students find
jobs and internships in a highly secure and easy to use format. |
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| AUG.28 |
Another
Chance to See Mars
[Events]
When: Friday, Sept. 29 from 9-11p.m.
Where: Tucker Wildlife Sanctuary |
| AUG.27 |
Three
at Cal State Fullerton Named Pre-Doctoral Scholars
[Awards
& Honors]
Scholars work
closely with faculty sponsors to develop a plan that ultimately
leads to enrollment at a doctoral-granting institution. |
| AUG.26 |
Cal
State Fullerton to Host Unity & Peace Conference
[Events]
When: September 12-14
Where: Kinesiology & Health Science Building |
| AUG.25 |
New
Director Named for Tucker Wildlife Sanctuary
[Community]
Karon Cornell, director of community relations for CSUF for
past three years, has been named director of the sanctuary. |
| AUG.25 |
Campus
Construction Boom Is Backdrop for Fall Semester Launch
[University News]
Students returning for start of fall semester are finding themselves
in the midst of the university’s largest construction
boom since the 1960s. |
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| AUG.25 |
CSUF
Moves Up in Rankings Among Top Public Universities
[University
News]
U.S. News and World Report rankings show CSUF moves up
to 8th place from 10th in top public schools. |
| AUG.21 |
Students
Learn the Business of Community Service
[Community]
Business writing students learn firsthand about the importance
of community service and how it relates to the world of business. |
| AUG.21 |
Incoming
Class of President's Scholars Arriving at Campus
[University
News]
Twenty-two of the region's best-and-brightest graduating high
school seniors will enter as President's Scholars - the most
prestigious status the university accords to incoming students. |
| AUG.19 |
The
World According to William T. Wiley: Past & Recent Works
[Arts: Visual Arts]
When: September 6 - October 16, 2003
Where: Main Art Gallery, Cal State Fullerton |
| AUG.19 |
Special
Mars Viewing
[Event]
When: Monday, Aug. 25, from 8-10 p.m.
Where: Tucker Wildlife Sanctuary |
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| AUG.18 |
ASI
& Titan Tusk Force Congratulate Titan Baseball
[Event]
CSUF's Titan Baseball team to be honored for World Series efforts
on August 26 in the campuus quad. |
| AUG.15 |
“Strategic
Plan for an Aging Population"
[Events]
When: 10 a.m.- 3 p.m., Tuesday, Aug. 19
Where: Ruby Gerontology Center |
| AUG.14 |
Engineering
Majors Engaged in Summer Research
[Research]
Two undergraduates take part in an internship program to increase
minority participation in natural gas-related research and development
programs. |
| AUG.14 |
Visual
Artists Get Professional Showing
[Arts]
Artwork by seven master of fine arts students is currently on
display at the Lowe Gallery in Santa Monica through Aug. 23. |
| AUG.13 |
20th
Annual Concert Under the Stars
[Events]
When: Friday, Sept. 12
Where: Lawn north of Titan Gymnasium |
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| AUG.12 |
El
Toro Campus Block Party
[Events]
10 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 16.
El Toro Campus |
| AUG.07 |
2003-04
Alumni Association Board of Directors Announced
[People]
Orange resident Annette Feliciani named new president of the
Alumni Association Board of Directors. She is president of AEF
Systems Consulting Inc. |
| AUG.06 |
Fullerton
Alumni Chosen for Doctoral Incentive Program
[University
News]
CSU Forgivable Loan/Doctoral
Incentive Program allows alumni to pursue doctorate degrees. |
| AUG.04 |
CSUF
Students Win Second-Place Award in National Competition
[Awards & Honors]
The
five-member team from College of Business and Economics win
second place in the Small Business Institute Directors' Association
Field Case Competition |
| AUG.04 |
New
Funding Opportunities on the Horizon For California's Higher
Education Community
[University
News]
The Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities (HACU)
is advocating for multimillion -dollar federal funding assistance
for campuses nationwide |
| |
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| AUG.04 |
Applications
for Admission to Cal State Fullerton For Fall 2004 Will Be Accepted
Beginning Oct. 1
[University News]
Budget cuts cause delay in admission of
new students. |
| JUL.31 |
New
Tucker Wildlife Sanctuary Manager Grew Up Watching Birds at
the Facility
[Community]
New manager will address plans for improvements at the 12-acre
facility, which will reopen Sept. 1. |
| JUL.30 |
Continuing
Learning Experience to Host Aug. 16 Open House
[Events]
An
open house for prospective and continuing members of Continuing
Learning Experience |
| JUL.30 |
Orange
County Residents Say ‘Yes’ to “Racial Privacy”
Initiative on the October 7 Ballot
[Research]
Survey Answers Questions on
Race and Governor Davis |
| JUL.25 |
University
to Oversee Regional Small-Business Development Centers
[University News]
CSUF will oversee centers in Fullerton, Santa Ana and Riverside,
including promotion of the training, consulting and technical
assistance the centers provide to businesses. |
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| JUL.25 |
CSUF
Ranked No. 1 in Awarding Master's Degrees in Mathematics to
Asian-American, Hispanics
[University
News]
University also tied with two Texas institutions for the top
spot in granting master’s degrees in math to Hispanics. |
| JUL.16 |
County
Residents Weigh In On Statewide Issues
[Research]
Survey Answers Questions on State Budget
and Governor Davis |
| JUL.14 |
"Conversation
With President Gordon" Summer Schedule Announced
[Events]
July 22 - August 20 on The Titan Channel |
| JUL.14 |
Titan
Students Among the Tops in Movie Marketing Competition
[Awards & Honors]
Hollywood Reporter’s 32nd annual Key Art Awards recognizes
students' efforts in motion picture marketing and advertising. |
| JUL.14 |
CSUF’s
Pakistani Student Association Celebrates Independence
[Events]
6 p.m. to midnight, Saturday, August 16, 2003
College of Engineering and Computer Science Lawn |
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| JUL.03 |
Students
Recognized for Volunteerism and Community Service
[Community]
University's volunteer center honors four students for their
service accomplishments. |
| JUL.03 |
High
School Students to Learn the Art of Debate
[University
News]
More than 100 high school students to participate in the Southern
California Debate Institute (SCDI). |
| JUL.02 |
Future
Teachers Earn Merit Scholarships
[Awards
& Honors]
Four university students earn the 2003/2004 Edison International
Teachers for Tomorrow Scholarship. |
| JUL.01 |
Promise
MISS to Offer Summer Math Enrichment for Young Women
[Events]
When: July 7 – Aug. 1
Where: McCarthy Hall, Room 187 and Room 689 |
| JUL.01 |
Higher
Numbers of Students Take Part in Summer Session
[University
News]
1,058 classes being offered with more than 11,000 students in
attendance |
| MAY - JUNE |
| JUN.24 |
Public
Hearing Set for June 30 for Environmental Impact Report
[Events]
A
Draft Environmental Impact Report, which pertains to the 2003
Master Development Plan, to be presented. |
| JUN.24 |
Computer
Science Lecturer Dies in Bicycle Accident
[People]
Alumnus and lecturer struck by a car in Santa Barbara while
on a 23-state bike tour. |
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| JUN.19 |
Celebrations
and Milestones: University Celebrates 44th Commencement
[University News]
More than 34,000 graduates, family members and friends took
part in a weekend full of pageantry. |
| JUN.19 |
Cal
State Fullerton Moves Up in National Ranking For Awarding Degrees
to Minorities
[University News]
University climbs to fourth in the nation for awarding bachelor’s
degrees to minority students. |
| JUN.19 |
University
Honors Staff Member for Extraordinary Service
[Awards & Honors]
Erika Bakken awarded this year’s Outstanding Staff Employee
Award. |
| JUN.18 |
Patrons
of the Library Elect 2003-04 Officers
[People]
Patrons raise funds to promote Pollak Library.
[
Full Story ] |
| JUN.13 |
Campus
Offers Summer Programs for Youth
[Community]
Cal State Fullerton’s summer programs offer several alternatives
for children with special interests. |
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| JUN.12 |
Southern
California Debate League Funded for Third Year
[Awards
& Honors]
Grant awarded will provide high school students with the opportunity
to hone their public speaking and debate skills. |
| JUN.12 |
CSUF
Students Experience Italy in the Summertime
[University
News]
Twenty-two Cal State Fullerton students enjoy an eight-week
study program in Florence, Italy. |
| JUN.09 |
Colorful
Mexican Wood Carvings and Papier-Mâché Punctuate
Summer Exhibit
[Arts: Visual Arts]
When: Through September 30
Where: Atrium Gallery, Pollak Library, Cal State Fullerton |
| JUN.05 |
Titan
Students Lead Hollywood Reporter Competition With Most
Nominations
[Awards & Honors]
Repeating last year’s success, Cal State Fullerton took
the lead in student competition with four out of 12 nominations. |
| JUN.04 |
The
Push Project
[Arts:
Visual Arts]
When: June 7 – August 31, 2003
Where: Cal State Fullerton Grand Central Art Center
125 North Broadway, Santa Ana |
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| JUN.04 |
"Extremoganza"
[Arts: Visual Arts]
When: June 7 – August 30, 2003
Where: Cal State Fullerton Grand Central Art Center
125 North Broadway, Santa Ana |
| JUN.03 |
War
and Words: Researcher Looks at Free Speech and Information Control
[People]
Communications professor, Nancy Snow, explores information manipulation. |
| JUN.03 |
Alumna
Works Double Time on TV
[People]
Multilingual skills help her on both sides of the camera. |
| JUN.03 |
U.K.
Alumna's Proven Cool in a Crisis
[People]
Jan Shawe helps major companies deal with the unexpected. |
| JUN.03 |
Mary
Joyce Appointed to Gianneschi Professorship in Nonprofit Marketing
[People]
Former
Emerson College professor awarded first Professorship. |
| JUN.03 |
Meet
the Beatles
[People]
Alumnus leads magical mystery tour. |
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| JUN.03 |
A
Little Something For All Tastes in Summer Offerings at CLE
[Events]
When: Three lecture series starting from June 3 – Aug.
7
Where: Mackey Auditorium in the Ruby Gerontology Center |
| JUN.02 |
Learning
Without Boundaries
[Titan Magazine]
As the university increases its emphasis on global learning,
increasing numbers of Fullerton students and faculty members
take part in 40-plus international programs each year. |
| JUN.02 |
Dateline:
IRAQ
[Titan Magazine]
America's only student reporter writes from Iraq as he traveled
with the Army's 36th engineering unit. |
| JUN.02 |
Four
of Our Own
[Titan Magazine]
A qaurtet of alumni hold elective office on the state and federal
levels. |
| JUN.02 |
The
Reluctant Spokesman Speaks Out
[Titan Magazine]
After 9/11, alumnus and Palestinian, Nidal Ibrahim, emerges
as spokesman for Arab-Americans. |
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| MAY.30 |
Cal
State Fullerton Extends Its Student-Learning Reach to Cambodia
[University News]
Community service by students is the focus of a partnership
between Cal State Fullerton and Paññäsastra
University of Cambodia. |
| MAY.30 |
Alumni
Association Names Outstanding Graduate Student and Senior
[Awards & Honors]
A budding entrepreneur and a future teacher to receive honors
for academic excellence and community services. |
| MAY.29 |
Largest
Class of Guardian Scholars to Graduate
[People]
Leaving the foster care system behind and struggling through
adulthood without families or many safety nets, seven graduating
scholars receive recognition for their academic accomplishments. |
| MAY.29 |
Marine
Biology Student Wins Outstanding Graduate Award
[Awards
& Honors]
Graduate student earned straight A’s while remaining active
in campus life and community service. |
| MAY.29 |
Forsaking
Footlights for Emergency Room, Former Actress Wins Health Profession
Award
[Awards & Honors]
Actress turned medical student receives award for outstanding
community service in the health professions field. |
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| MAY.28 |
On
the Research Front at Cal State Fullerton
[Research]
Finding a reliable warning signs of future
earthquakes and promoting a new generation of environmental
biologists and ecologists are latest developments on the research
front. |
| MAY.27 |
Future
Doctor Who Aids in Rescues Receives Two of Cal State Fullerton's
Highest Honors
[Awards & Honors]
Awards recipient, who aided in rescues
and worked in remote corners of Honduras providing medical assistance,
plans to pursue combined M.D. and M.B.A. program. |
| MAY.27 |
Free
Coffee, Croissants for Cadets, Courtesy of Carol and Her Pal
Bill
[University News]
Coffee shop manager and board member offer free coffee to ROTC
cadets as gesture of appreciation. |
| MAY.23 |
Cal
State Fullerton Student Embraces Internationalism
[Awards & Honors]
Future teacher receives award for community services and multicultural
awareness. |
| MAY.20 |
New
Teacher Preparation Program to See Graduation of Inaugural Class
[University News]
New graduating teachers ready for the real classroom. |
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| MAY.19 |
College
Dream Comes True for Fullerton Mom Earning Top Honors
[Awards & Honors]
A
single mom with three teenagers overcomes obstacles to earn
straight A's in two majors. |
| MAY.16 |
Cal
State Fullerton Ranks Eighth in Nation For Undergraduate Degrees
Awarded to Hispanics
[University
News]
University moved up to eighth place in nation for awarding bachelor's
degrees to Hispanics, according to Hispanic Outlook in Higher
Education. |
| MAY.15 |
A
Flower That Makes a Big Stink Is About to Bloom at Fullerton
Arboretum
[Events]
Titan Arum or “Corpse Flower,”
a plant that smells like rotting flesh when in full bloom, will
be on display at the Fullerton Arboretum next week. |
| MAY.14 |
Cal
State Fullerton Celebrates Commencement May 31 - June 1
[University News]
Nearly 7,800 students, including January graduates, to take
part in university’s 44th annual commencement. |
| MAY.12 |
Study
of Treatments for Premature Babies Wins Statewide Research Award
[ Awards & Honors ]
Mathematics student winning entry: a mathematical modeling project
involving the treatment of premature babies who have neonatal
jaundice. |
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| MAY.09 |
Cal
State Fullerton Professor Selected for National Honor
[Awards & Honors]
Physics professor named a Kavli Institute for Theoretical Physics
Scholar for 2003-2005. Researcher plans to explore her interest
in quantum field and super-string theory. |
| MAY.08 |
Family
Legacy to Support Building of OC Agricultural and Nikkei Heritage
Museum
[Community]
Honoring their late parents' legacy of community support, Nerio
siblings give $100K to museum spotlighting the agricultural
heritage of OC. |
| MAY.08 |
New
System Makes Recruitment and Hiring a Paperless Process
[University News]
New online system makes the hiring process as easy as a mouse
click away. |
| MAY.08 |
Cal
State Fullerton Students Win Regional Ad Competition
[Awards & Honors]
Using marketing strategies and creative talent, five Fullerton
students bested advertising teams from other regional universities
to win first place at the American Advertising Federation conference. |
| MAY.08 |
Engineering
Students Embark on Tractor Restoration Project
[University
News]
Students get insight
to engineering aspects of early farm machinery by restoring
vintage Bean tractor to showroom condition. |
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| MAY.08 |
Crusade
– An Overused Term?
[Opinion
& Commentary]
The very word that often means spiritual quest for Westerners
also connotes foreign invasion to Middle Easterners. From religion,
to politics and entertainment, "crusade" means many
things to many people. So what is a crusade? |
| MAY.08 |
Rob
Fulton: Holding One of the Most Unusual Position at CSUF
[People]
For
17 years, Rob Fulton has lived in the eastern Mojave Desert
as the Desert Studies Center's resident manager. What drove
this man to the desert? |
| MAY.08 |
Scientist
Works to Protect Our Coastal Marine Ecosystems
[People]
In 31 years, marine biologist's expertise
has led him to be sought after by grad students and his nomination
to a federal advisory committee. |
| MAY.06 |
Veteran
Marine Biologist Named Cal State Fullerton Outstanding Professor
[Awards & Honors]
Honored professor recognized internationally as an oustanding
marine ecologist and a leader in implementing science to major
policies. He will advice the secretaries of commerce and the
interior on marine protected areas. |
| MAY.01 |
Student
Research Winners to Represent Cal State Fullerton at CSU Competition
[Research]
Three Cal State Fullerton Student Research Competition winners
will represent the university at the 17th annual CSU Student
Research Competition. |
| MARCH - APRIL |
| APR.30 |
In
Good Health
[University News]
The Student Health and Counseling Center at Cal State Fullerton
has been reaccredited for a three-year term — the highest
level awarded — by the Accreditation Association for Ambulatory
Health Care. |
| APR.29 |
The
Talented Mr. Ripley
[Arts: Theatre
& Dance]
When: May 16-25, 2003
Where: Recital Hall, California State University, Fullerton |
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| APR.29 |
University
Symphony Orchestra
[Arts: Music]
When: 8 p.m. Saturday, May 17, 2003
Where: Little Theatre, California State University, Fullerton |
| APR.24 |
UPDATE:
Cal State Fullerton Marine Biologist Nominated to Federal Advisory
Committee
[People]
Marine biologist to join committee to provide advice and recommendations
to the secretaries of commerce and interior on marine protected
areas. |
| APR.24 |
CSU
Honors Two CSUF Shining 'STARS' for Community Service
[Awards & Honors]
Senior
students recognized for creating a counseling group for teens
dealing with depression and connecting volunteers with clients
at hospice centers. |
| APR.24 |
Business
Students Learn Art of Negotiation In Labor Management Simulation
[University News]
Health
insurance, benefits, profit sharing, salaries and overtime are
thorny issues students will negotiate in a bargaining simulation. |
| APR.24 |
Professor
Explores the Asian-American Experience
[People]
As society continues to be diverse, Asian
American studies professor sees ethnic studies becoming more
commonplace. |
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| APR.24 |
Center
Offers Resources and Atmosphere for Decision Making
[University News]
In
an ideal world, group decision making can be accomplished in
a democratice fashion, with each member providing input in an
unrestrained atmosphere. Decision center makes that happen. |
| APR.24 |
Women's
Choir and Men's Choir
[Arts: Music]
When: 8 p.m. Friday, May 16, 2003
Where: Little Theatre, California State University, Fullerton |
| APR.24 |
Jazz
Singers
[Arts: Music]
When: 8 p.m. Tuesday, May 13, 2003
Where: Little Theatre, California State University, Fullerton |
| APR.24 |
University
Singers and Chamber Choir
[Arts:
Music]
When: 8 p.m. Saturday, May 10, 2003
Where: First Baptist Church of Santa Ana
1010 West 17th Street, Santa Ana, CA 92706 |
| APR.24 |
University
Wind Ensemble, Mitchell Fennell, director
[Arts:
Music]
When: 8 p.m. Friday, May 9, 2003
Where: Little Theatre, California State University, Fullerton |
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| APR.24 |
Symphonic
Band, Mitchell Fennell, director
[Arts:
Music]
When: 8 p.m. Thursday, May 8, 2003
Where: Little Theatre, California State University, Fullerton |
| APR.24 |
6
Booths in 7 Weeks
[Arts: Visual
Arts]
When: May 3 - 25, 2003
Where: Cal State Fullerton Grand Central Art Center
125 North Broadway, Santa Ana |
| APR.17 |
Cal
State Fullerton Students Participating in Model United Nations
[University News]
From
the plight of children living in poverty to the debate over
human cloning, students attending this week's Model United Nations
conference in New York are delving into society's thorniest
issues. |
| APR.16 |
Wang
Family Excellence Awards Honor Cal State Fullerton Professor,
Administrator
[Awards & Honors]
This year's awards
include two individuals from CSUF. Winners Pagni and Palmerino
to receive cash awards of $20K each. |
| APR.15 |
Business
Council Honors University With Partnership Award
[Awards
& Honors]
CSUF and President Gordon to be honored for “significant
contributions to teacher education, for providing a valuable
market research operation to serve the business community's
needs, and for offering a forum for regional issues.” |
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| APR.14 |
Eleftheria
Kotzia, guitarist, in recital & master class
[Arts:
Music]
When: Master class: 7 p.m. Thursday, April
24, 2003
Recital: 8 p.m. Friday, April 25, 2003
Where: Master class: Thorsen Hall
Recital: Recital Hall |
| APR.11 |
Marketing
Professor Being Honored by National Association
[Awards
& Honors]
Harich, named Educator of the Year, "stands tall even among
the giants." |
| APR.10 |
Literary
Scholar Willis McNelly Dead at 82
[People]
An internationally recognized scholar and authority on the writings
of Chaucer, Eliot, Joyce, Shakespeare and Yeats, McNelly was
best known for his pioneering efforts to win acceptance of science
fiction as a serious form of modern literature. |
| APR.10 |
Economist
Dives Into Research on Water Prices and Green Technology Use
[Research]
Economist study whether water and utility prices impact aquacultural
producers and, in turn, reduce water usage and pollution. |
| APR.10 |
Faculty
Receive Stipends for Summer Study
[Research]
Twenty four faculty member to receive stipends for various research. |
