Receive this limited edition Cal State Fullerton license plate frame with your new or renewing Alumni Association membership for just $39 while supplies last!
Sign up online today! Promotion Code: FallFrame06.
Visit our membership page or call (714) CSU - ALUM.
Be sure to stay connected with up-to-date news and events
by visiting our Alumni Portal at http://my.fullerton.edu.
Front & Center featuring ChicagoFellow alumni welcome you to an evening full of fun, laughter and exceptional entertainment with Chicago at Cal State Fullerton's premier concert-event benefiting student scholarships.
Join CSUF Alumni and friends of the university to help celebrate the achievements of some of the university's most successful graduates at this black-tie dinner.
Click here for more information or call (714) 278-3480.
The Cal State Fullerton Alumni Association and Titan Athletics would like to offer FREE tickets to select games for Association members. Tickets are on a first-come-first-served basis so call now! Contact Alumni Relations at (714) CSU-ALUM to reserve your tickets and rally towel for the following games:
Join us at Pauley Pavilion in Los Angeles when the Titans take on the UCLA Bruins! Titan Athletics Club and the Alumni Association have partnered to offer you an all Titan Bus trip from the CSUF campus to UCLA with a pre-game reception at the Westwood Brewing Company.
For tickets and bus information, please call the Athletics Ticket Office at (714) 278 - CSUF.
To RSVP for the Reception at the Westwood Brewing Company only, please call (714) CSU-ALUM or email stalumni @ fullerton.edu.
Don't miss out as the Titans going head to head with the UC Irvine Anteaters at the Titan Gym following our Alumni Association Annual Meeting at the Golleher Alumni House. For more information on this event, please call (714) CSU-ALUM.
Men's Baseball ¡Viva Las Vegas! Cheer on the 2006 Big West Champions CSUF Titans with fellow alumni in the city that never sleeps. Contact the Alumni Association at
(714) CSU-ALUM for more information.
The Alumni Association is pleased to announce that yet another new chapter was officially chartered in September. To learn more about this new chapter, click here!
Alumni from the College of Communications are currently working to develop a chapter group to officially charter through the CSUF Alumni Association. This group of dedicated Titan graduates is looking for other alumni who are interested in joining them in working toward this goal. The next meeting of the committee is being held on campus Monday, November 13, at 6:30 p.m. Please RSVP for this meeting to Ann Steichen, Associate Director of Alumni Relations.
If you are a Communications alumnus/a, and would like to learn more about this fantastic opportunity to reconnect with your college and fellow graduates, please contact Becky McGraw.
For information about Alumni Chapters, visit www.fullerton.edu/alumni/chapters
or contact Ann Steichen at (714) CSU-ALUM.
Introducing the Alumni Titan Connection, which provides job postings and a database of potential employers to assist you throughout your professional career. The service is free for the first year after graduation. Alumni who graduated over one year ago can access the service online for $50 for a six-month subscription. Register now and get connected to some of the Titans favorite employers.
Login to your alumni portal now, and click on the career tab.
November Alumni SaleNow through November 17, save 20 percent when you buy Alumni clothing and gifts from TitanShops.com! This sale cannot be combined with other offers or promotions. Enter discount code "CSUFalumni" at checkout.
Prop 1D: Potential Funding Source for CSUFProposition 1D, the Kindergarten-University Public Education Facilities Bond Act of 2006, will be on the November 7 ballot allocating funds towards higher education:
The bond measure, which requires a simple majority to pass, will not raise or create new taxes. While there is no organized opposition at this time, some have voiced concern about the cost of the bond for the state, the variety of new programs funded and the fact that it funds just two years of need.
Proponents argue that the bond measure is a fiscally responsible way to finance school repair and construction, makes schools earthquake safe, and it does not obligate the state beyond what it can afford now. Additional information about the bond, including arguments for and against the measure, is available online at www.ss.ca.gov or www.Prop1D.org.
The Seldom Produced -- "SPRING STORM"All the boys desire southern belle Heavenly Critchfield, while she favors tough-living river rat, Dick Miles. Boys lust, townspeople gossip and audiences thrill to this beguiling, little-known melodrama that echoes the gripping passion and poignancy of "Summer and Smoke," "A Streetcar Named Desire" and "The Glass Menagerie." Sexually charged Mississippi in the spring of 1937 might offer the best theatrical moments of 2006! "Spring Storm" will play every Saturday and Sunday until November 12. Learn about upcoming arts events or ticket information.
U.S. Olympic Marathon TrialsFormer Titans Steve Frisone and Nick Arciniaga have both qualified for the U.S. Olympic Marathon Trials, to be held in November of 2007 in New York City. [Full Story]
The CSUF Music Department and the Alumni Band welcome family and friends to a FREE concert on Sunday, January 21 in the Meng Concert Hall. Visit the Alumni Band website or the Alumni Band PDF.
California State University, Fullerton and KCET/ Los Angeles have entered into an exclusive Orange County public television media partnership to support the opening of the university’s new Performing Arts Center and its performing arts season. The partnership also provides the university with media support from KCET for its cultural, academic and athletics activities, while offering the Southern California public television station an opportunity to contribute to an important educational and cultural institution in its community. [Full Story]
The "Face of Fullerton" in Vietnam, Little SaigonTam Nguyen '05 (M.B.A.), Vice President of Membership and Marketing for the CSUF Alumni Association Board and co-founder of the Vietnamese-American MBA Chapter, has been actively working to create a vast network and opportunities for the university, community and VAMBA members in Vietnam. [Full Story]
TITAN ATHLETICS HALL OF FAME: Nominations for the second class of inductees into Cal State Fullerton’s Titan Athletics Hall of Fame are being sought. The biennial event will be held on October 27, 2007, in the Titan Student Union. For more information, please visit http://www.fullerton.edu/athletichof.
Alumna to Teach at Brown UniversitySuzanne Sindi '01 (B.A. Mathematics) is the new Praeger Assistant Professor of Applied Mathematics at Brown University. She received a joint appointment in the Division of Applied Mathematics and the Center for Computational Molecular Biology. Sindi earned her Ph.D. in Applied Mathematics and Scientific Computation at the University of Maryland. [Full Story]
CalStateTEACH The CSU offers an alternative Multiple Subject Credentialing program. CalStateTEACH is a non-traditional program that offers both student teaching and intern programs for qualified candidates wanting to earn a credential without attending traditional college classes. Instead, the curriculum is delivered primarily online using a self-study format. Please visit www.calstateteach.net for additional information and for application instructions.
Bond on the Ballot - Election Day
A $10.4 billion education bond, Prop 1D, will be among the measures Californians will consider when they go to the polls.
State Bonds: What Are They? How Do They Work?
Tania Mouraud: La Fabrique and Laurie Hassold: EXORB
La Fabrique - A video installation and 13 other films.
EXORB - A sculpture installation by a Southern California artist.
Asian American International Film Festival
“Charlotte Sometimes” with Eliza Noh, 4 - 7 p.m.
Women's Basketball
Titans vs. Biola at the Titan Gym, 7 - 9 p.m.
Opera Scenes
Thurs. & Sat. @ 8 p.m. and Sun. @ 5 p.m. at the Recital Hall, CSUF Performing Arts Center. Breathtaking excerpts, arias and scenes from some of the world’s most exhilarating and tender operas.
Alumni Communications Chapter Meeting
The pending chapter group is meeting to prepare for chartering. This meeting will be held on campus at 6:30 p.m. Please RSVP to Ann Steichen. For more information, contact Becky McGraw.
OLLI Offers Free Lectures
"California Seals and Sea Lions, the Pacific Pinniped", Carolyn Heath, Fullerton College Assistant Professor of Natural History.
Asian American International Film Festival
Wed. - “The Way Home”, Kristine Dennehy, History, 7 - 9 p.m.
Thurs. - “Tokyo Godfather”, Meiko Shimura, Modern Languages and Literatures, 8 - 10 p.m.
Women's Basketball - Alumni Association offers FREE tickets to members! Fullerton vs. Fresno State at the Titan Gym, 7 p.m.
OLLI Offers Free Lectures
"The Pasco Report" with Jean Pasco, director of the Orange County Archives and former political staff writer for the Los Angeles Times.
The Man Who Came to Dinner
What does a mummy case, penguins in the library and 10,000 cockroaches in the kitchen have in common? They are all part of this Broadway comedy. Meet “the world’s rudest man” and a nightmarishly hilarious Twelve Days of Christmas! For ticket information, please call (714) 278-3371.
Tania Mouraud: La Fabrique and Laurie Hassold: EXORB
La Fabrique - A video installation and 13 other films.
EXORB - A sculpture installation by a Southern California artist.
10 a.m. - 4 p.m. at the Arboretum Potting Shed. Admission and parking are FREE.
OLLI Offers Free Lectures
"The Wet and Dry: A History of the Long Beach Aquarium of the Pacific".
Asian American International Film Festival
Tues. - “Fobman” & “Fobman II”, Eliza Noh, Asian American Studies, 4 - 7 p.m.
Thurs. - “The Rape of Nanking”, Jie Tian, Pollak Library, 4 - 7 p.m.
Annual Fresh Holiday Wreath Workshop
10 a.m. - noon at the bleachers. Costs: $50/person. Learn floral design techniques to create a holiday wreath from fresh greenery and nature’s decorations. All materials provided. Bring apron and shears to class. Registration required. Call (714) 278-3579.
Front & Center featuring Chicago
Premier concert-event of the year benefiting student scholarships with Chicago. Get your tickets early for this must-see event at the Honda Center - formerly Arrowhead Pond.