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Career Center

Customized services for students and employers interested in full-time, part-time and/or internship opportunities in the education and nonprofit sectors.
>>Go to the Career Center and choose “Students,” then “Education & Nonprofit” from the left margins.

Contact: Jennifer Cunningham (657) 278-7465

Center for Internships and Service-Learning

The Center for Internships and Service-Learning works with faculty members to integrate community service activities into courses, thereby enhancing academic learning and encouraging civic responsibility. The Center works with community agencies to establish service-learning partnerships where agency site supervisors serve as co-educators in the service-learning process. And it collaborates with over 58 Faculty Internship Coordinators and companies/organizations in business, industry, government and the nonprofit sector to fulfill the academic/professional preparation needs of students in 50 different majors/programs in 37 academic departments.
>>Go to the Center for Internships and Service Learning

Contact: Jeannie Kim-Han (657) 278-3746

Center for Community Collaboration

The Center for Community Collaboration (CCC) seeks to strengthen children, youth and families in collaboration with public agencies and community based organizations through cooperative activities of the College of Human Development and Community Service and University Extended Education. >>Go to the Center for Community Collaboration

Contact: Michelle Berelowitz (657) 278-5681

Center for Demographic Research

The Center for Demographic Research was established to ensure Orange County continues its presence in the development and support of demographic information. The CDR activities are located at Cal State Fullerton, ensuring data consistency through the maintenance of a centralized data source of Orange County demographic characteristics.

The mission of the center is to provide accurate and timely information regarding population, housing and employment characteristics in an efficient and cost-effective manner.
>> Go to the Center for Demographic Research

Contact: Deborah Diep (657) 278-4596

 

Child, Family & Community Services Field-Work Office

M.S. Counseling, Human Services, and Child & Adolescent Studies majors complete one or more practicum/internships in one of the many participating agencies listed in the Fieldwork Office Directory. The Office hosts an Agency Internship Fair every November and April.
>>Go to the Child, Family & Community Services Field-Work Office

Contact: Juli Martinez (657) 278-4496

 

Gianneschi Center for Nonprofit Research

The Center conducts original research documenting the nonprofit sector in Orange County and Southern California, and maintains a database of Orange County nonprofits. Publications are available online at >>Go to the Gianneschi Center for Nonprofit Research

Contact: Kathleen Costello (657) 278-5376


Health Professions Office

The Health Professions Office assists students who are completing admissions requirements for professional studies in the health professions. Students serve in self-identified volunteer and para-professional positions in health and wellness programs, services, and educational outreach.

Contact: Barb Hoke (657) 278-3980

 

Internship Office Department of Communications & Radio/TV/Film

Students majoring in Communication and Radio/TV/Film, Advertising, Broadcast Journalism, Entertainment Studies, Journalism, Photo-communications, or Public Relations complete department-approved, 150-hour internship to satisfy a 3-unit degree requirement.
>>Go to the Internship Office, Department of Communications & Film

Contact: Pamela Caldwell (657) 278-7128

 

Nonprofit Professionals Alumni Association

The Nonprofit Professionals Alumni Association offers an annual $1,000 scholarship to a student who intends to pursue a career in the nonprofit sector, and who completes either a service-learning course or the SLI track in Public Service and Nonprofit Leadership. Members of the group also serve as mentors to students exploring nonprofit careers.
>>Go to the Nonprofit Professionals Alumni Association

contact: (657) 278-5376

 

Social Science Research Center

The SSRC has strong local and statewide reputation for excellent applied research and evaluation in health care, education, criminal justice and community settings. The SSRC assists in all phases of social research including the development of survey and evaluation instrumentation, research design, data collection, statistical analysis, and technical report writing.

Contact: Gregory Robinson (657) 278-2600

 

Student Leadership Institute

SLI is a noncredit certificate program dedicated to helping students become prominent and well-prepared leaders in their communities. “Public Service and Nonprofit Leadership” is one of six tracks that can be completed by attending series of workshops on campus.
>>Go to the Student Leadership Institute

Contact: Kevin McGinnis (657) 278-4938

 

The Institute of Gerontology

Research, training, professional development, degree, and courses in Gerontology.
>>Go to the Institute of Gerontology

Contact: Pauline Abbott (657) 278-4686

 

University Extended Education

Certificate program in “Financial Planning & Management for Nonprofit Organizations” includes mini-courses in Legal Framework of Nonprofit Organizations, Responsibilities of the Board and Senior Staff; Budget and Planning Process for Nonprofit Organizations; Fund Accounting for Nonprofit Organizations; and Cash Management and Investments for Nonprofits.
>>Go to the Extended Education program in"Financial Planning & Management for Nonprofit Organizations"

Contact: Melem Sharpe (657) 278-7452

 

Volunteer & Service Center

Works with campus community to develop, promote, implement and coordinate student-initiated community service/volunteer, and social action activities. Also serves as a resource center working to connect individuals and groups with the broad range of organizations needing volunteers.
>>Go to the Volunteer & Service Center

Contact: volunteer@fullerton.edu or (657) 278-7623

 

Fusion Design Group

Graphic Design students undertake design projects on behalf of nonprofit clients in exchange for fees for materials and entry in design competitions. Projects are undertaken during the academic year.

Contact: Arnold Holland (657) 278-3158

 

Scholarships and Awards

See the CSUF Scholarship Bulletin, published each year by the Office of Financial Aid.

Contact: Andrea Cowser (657) 278-2928

 

 

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