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  • Focus on STEM

    The importance of getting kids interested in studying science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) was emphasized at a recent Community Engagement Forum on campus. The forum was one of five presenting the 18th annual Report on the Conditions of Children in Orange County.

  • In Memoriam: Patrick A. Wegner

    An innovative and talented teacher, successful researcher and accomplished chemist

  • Demystifying Bats

    Biological science student Lauren Dorough, right, finds bats "incredibly fascinating," especially after studying the often-misunderstood flying mammal that serves an important role in the region's ecosystem. Dorough, a member of the Southern California Ecosystems Research Program, is pictured with Paul Stapp, professor of biological science.

  • New Center to Support Gravitational-Wave Research

    GWPAC opens in grand style with Gabriela Gonzalez and Kip Thorne keynotes September 28.

  • Deciphering Orange County’s Earliest History

    Jere Lipps and Jeannine Pedersen look at a fossil at the John D. Cooper Archaeological and Paleontological Center, created through a partnership with the university and the County of Orange.

• The College has developed a five-year strategic plan that has led the development of a set of strategic priorities for the coming academic year. These priorities are the first steps in achieving the goals of the strategic plan by the end of AY 2015/16. View the plans at the above links. •

• Titan Students In Fast Pitch Business Competition: Cal State Fullerton's top team from last week's Business Plan Competition will face off against 28 teams at the California Dreamin' Investor and Fast Pitch Business Plan Competition April 26-27 at Chapman University. Read More •
• Engaging in transdisciplinary brainstorming: Dr. Chris Meyer shares some insights into how his involvement in an Ideas Laboratory, which included diverse expert scientists from around the world, is benefiting research on photosynthesis. Download full text •

• The Honor an Educator program was created in 2006 with two primary goals - to recognize educators who have made a difference in the lives of others, and to provide scholarships for current College of Education students. Read More •

• Attention: Prospective Students! Are you interested in learning more about the College of Natural Sciences & Mathematics? Click here to watch a short video from our faculty and students. •

• Attention New Freshmen: Click here to access the link to the orientation presentation on the differences between high school and college. •

Visit the Study 25-35 Empowerment Campaign Support Services Toolbox to find and/or enhance your keys to academic success.

• Successful NSM students study at least 25-35 hours per week. Visit the Study 25-35 Empowerment Campaign Support Services Toolbox to find and/or enhance your keys to academic success. Remember, YOU are the most important factor in your academic success. Seize it! •

• Support CNSM through the Colleagues program. •

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John D. Cooper Center
Over the past 35 years, the Orange County has collected artifacts, specimens and associated documentation from archaeological and paleontological investigations, and has partnered with Cal State Fullerton to manage, curate, preserve, and provide opportunities for exhibition of these artifacts. The collection sheds light on the rich history of Orange County, including evidence of a sophisticated people who occupied western North America as early as 13,000 years ago, and animal life from the most distant past.


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