Associated Students passed a resolution to float a student referendum seeking to place a transportation fee on their spring ballot. The ballot measure calls for a $5.75 fall and spring semester fee for full-time students and a $5.05 fee for part-time students that would provide universal access to OCTA bus services. If approved by students,… Read more »
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Counselor Summit Highlights CTE Programs
The 3rd annual Fullerton College Career and Technical Education (CTE) High School Counselors’ Summit held on March 20 provided an opportunity to strengthen collaborations and partnerships with local high schools and the community. The summit drew over 80 counselors and CTE administrators from local high schools, North Orange Continuing Education, Fullerton College staff, as well… Read more »
FC Angels Night Student Competition
Let’s pack Angel Stadium with Fullerton College students! We’re looking for the student organization who can bring the biggest group to FC Night at Angel Stadium, April 5. That group will win a pizza party with President Schulz. Students can self-identify their group when purchasing tickets at the Bursar’s office in Building 2000. Tickets must… Read more »
Student Ambassador Applications Open
Do you enjoy being Fullerton College student? Would you like to share your knowledge and experience with prospective students? If so, the Office of Campus Communications welcomes your application to become a student ambassador. Applications are being accepted through April 1 for the 2019-20 academic year. View the program details and application.
Pool Tournament Begins March 12
Today, March 11, is the last day to sign up for the FC Pool Tournament. Signups are $5 and can be completed by visiting the Student Center in Building 200. The tournament will start on Tuesday, March 12 from 4 – 6 p.m. and will run every Tuesday at the same time until the tournament… Read more »
Teacher Pathway Program Welcomes High School Students for Teaching Matters Conference
The Fullerton College Teacher Pathway Program welcomed approximately 40 high school students for the annual Teaching Matters Conference on Feb. 23. The students were from Fullerton Union, Troy, La Habra, Kennedy, Western, Magnolia, Katella, Loara, Cypress, Esperanza and Brea Olinda High Schools and have expressed an interest in a teaching career. Conference activities included an… Read more »
Mindfulness Institute for Students Offered in March
The Mindful Growth Initiative will once again host a Mindfulness Institute for Students starting March 6. This is a great introductory program to mindfulness. The opportunity is available to all students who are interested in learning how mindfulness can help meet the challenges of everyday life and help enhance a student’s ability to pay attention,… Read more »
Making Friends with Yourself: Eight-week Mindful Self-Compassion Series
The Mindful Growth Initiative is sponsoring a new eight-week program for young adults titled “Making Friends with Yourself” which encourages mindful self-compassion and provides participants with specific tools for recognizing and managing struggles with kindness and compassion. The program is open to all students and will meet on Fridays starting March 1 from 1 to… Read more »
Save the Date! Major Declaration Day set for March 27
The Counseling Division is proud to present Fullerton College’s 2nd annual Major Declaration Day event on Wednesday, March 27 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on the campus quad. Major Declaration Day is a campus-wide event hosted by the Counseling Division, Student Services and Associated Students. Research shows if students are able to first identify… Read more »
Fullerton College Mindful Meditation Classes Open to the Public
The campus community and public are invited to free mindful meditation classes during March. The classes are 5:30–6:30 p.m. Thursdays in Building 200, Room 1426. No special equipment or previous experience is required. The class is great for anyone who is interested in learning to practice mindfulness, or those who are already familiar but would… Read more »
