September 2010
- Broadway & Barbecue Arts Benefit
One-night-only benefit for Cal State Fullerton College of the Arts showcases talents of students and accomplished grads.
- Berg, Klammer Receives Vietnamese Medals
Dennis F. Berg, emeritus professor of sociology, and Thomas P. Klammer, emeritus dean of the College of Humanities and Social Sciences, have been awarded the highest honor bestowed on educators by the Vietnamese government.
- Recruiters Connect With Future STEM Teachers
Soon-to-be math and science teachers hoping for leads to jobs recently had the opportunity to meet local school district officials during a networking event sponsored by Cal State Fullerton's Secondary Education Department and the Career Center. Recruiters from throughout Orange, Los Angeles and San Bernardino counties were in attendance.
- Faculty Part of Steinbeck Library Program
Three Cal State Fullerton faculty members take part in Fullerton Public Library program tied to John Steinbeck's novel, 'The Grapes of Wrath.'
- Gordon Appointed to American Council on Education Commission
Cal State Fullerton President Milton A. Gordon will be sharing his expertise and leadership regarding global education as a recently appointed member of the American Council on Education's Commission on International Initiatives. He will serve a term of three years.
- CollegeTown at Cal State Fullerton
A university without walls, where campus and city life converge
- Gender Issues Focus of Movie Series
Cal State Fullerton's Women's Center hosts film series that explores gender issues. Free, public screenings begin Sept. 28 and continue through Dec. 7.
- Chicano Studies Faculty
Trio lead Chicana and Chicano Studies courses
- Gustavo Arellano Teaches at CSUF
Journalist Gustavo Arellano, Ask a Mexican! columnist, lectures on Orange County's chicano history in new CSUF course
- Theatre and Dance Begins 2010-11 Season
Cal State Fullerton's Theatre and Dance Program kicks off the 2010-11 Season with 'Sonnets for an Old Century' and 'Move Over, Mrs. Markham.' Tickets now available.
- Fullerton Arboretum Offers Halloween Haunted Garden
The spirit of Halloween is alive Oct. 29-30 in the Fullerton Arboretum's Haunted Garden. This year's two-night event will feature vampires and vermin, ghosts, ghouls and goblins, trees that whisper, growl and talk, and everything that goes 'bump' in the night will be lurking along hidden trails. Tours begin at 6:30 p.m. both nights.
- 'California Crack Up' Authors Share Views
As part of national Constitution Day activities, Joe Mathews and Mark Paul, authors of 'California Crack Up: How Reform Broke the Golden State and How We Can Fix It' were invited to Cal State Fullerton Sept. 16 to discuss the state's current problems and how different attempts to 'fix' the state have fared.
- Geologist Studies Ways to Mitigate Oil, Ethanol Spills
Tara Kneeshaw, assistant professor of geological sciences, spent her summer in Bemidji, Minn., studying how to remediate wetlands polluted by oil and ethanol spills.
- Gordon Appointed to American Council on Education Commission
Cal State Fullerton President Milton A. Gordon was recently appointed a member of the American Council on Education's Commission on International Initiatives. The commission serves as an advisory and strategic planning body in developing policy positions on international education initiatives, conducting research, sponsoring programs to help member institutions advance internationalization and representing U.S. higher education internationally.
- Former Titans Rejoin Campus Athletics Program
Four former student-athletes -- including baseball's Kirk Saarloos and Carolyn Ellis of track and field -- have returned to Cal State Fullerton as part of numerous staff changes for the 2010-11 academic year.
- Detras de Las Cortinas Exhibit Opening
Opening celebration of Cal State Fullerton Grand Central Art Center's 'Detras de Las Cortinas' exhibit Sept. 4, 2010.
- Mihaylo College Executive Compensation Conference
Cal State Fullerton's Mihaylo College of Business and Economics and the Forum for Corporate Directors host an Oct. 12 half-day conference on the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act. The 2,300-page bill was signed into law in July and has been characterized as the most expansive reform of the financial services industry in decades. The law gives company shareholders a voice in determining CEO compensation packages.
- Film and Talks on Cultural Conflicts
Cal State Fullerton presents 'Only a World Away,' a day of talks about diversity issues, such as racial differences, communication problems, perceptions, attitudes and awareness. The event is free and open to the public. Keynote speaker is Lee Mun Wah, a Chinese American community therapist and diversity speaker.
- Caldwell-Dyson-Transcript
Transcript of Caldwell-Dyson video.
- Detras de Las Cortinas Transcript
Transcript of Detras de Las Cortinas video
