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Cal State Fullerton Receives $2 Million in Funding for Fullerton Arboretum and Titan Gateway Pedestrian Bridge
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Cal State Fullerton Receives Historic $40 Million Donation
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Philanthropist MacKenzie Scott Gives $40 Million Gift to Cal State Fullerton
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For the latest updates on commencement, continue to visit the Cal State Fullerton commencement website at fullerton.edu/commencement.
Cal State Fullerton is pleased to announce that since certain health indicators have been met in Orange County, two guests per graduate will be allowed at the in-person commencement ceremonies, scheduled for June 12-15. Guests will still be required to wear masks and maintain social distancing guidelines.
“This unique format will allow guests to remain with their graduate for the entire in-person experience and get a front row view of the student’s stage walk,” said Todd Frandsen, associate vice president of central development. “The guests will walk the entire way with their grad, something that will only happen this year. We are excited to offer this opportunity for our 2020 and 2021 grads.”
Titans Rally to Support It Takes a Titan Campaign Through #TitansGive March 11, 2021 Share This:
The Titan spirit of generosity reverberated across the globe March 9 as thousands joined together to support student success via #TitansGive, Cal State Fullerton’s second annual day of giving.
The 24-hour online event raised $454,438 for the university’s “It Takes a Titan” philanthropic campaign, nearly doubling the impact of the inaugural #TitansGive in 2020. A total of 1,405 donors from 40 states and four countries gave 1,621 gifts to support projects related to academic innovation, student empowerment, community engagement and campus transformation.
“We are awed by the outpouring of generosity on this day of giving,” said Greg Saks, vice president for university advancement. “What a testament to the caring and commitment of the entire Titan family to helping our students and campus succeed.”