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MIND Academic Program Uplifts Nontraditional Students 

The MIND Academic Program at Fullerton College has positively impacted students from diverse backgrounds in the classroom and beyond. Among those that have benefitted from the program’s courses are nontraditional students– students who are beyond the traditional college-going age, parents, working professionals or those re-entering the college system. Taught by Deidre Hughes, Valerie Tuttle, Tamara… Read more »

Rosio Becerra Named Interim Dean of Student Support Services

Fullerton College is excited to welcome its new Interim Dean of Student Support Services, Rosio Becerra. A dynamic leader, Becerra brings nearly two decades of experience in community colleges. Her expertise extends to student conduct and leadership development, reflected in her experience as Associate Dean of Student Development at Santa Ana College and Director of… Read more »

2nd Annual Undocumented Student Conference

Join us for Fullerton College’s 2nd Annual Undocumented Student Conference, hosted by the Grads to Be Program (Undocumented Student Services). The conference will be held from 9:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. on Friday, Feb. 28 via Zoom, with sessions available in both English and Spanish.  This virtual event is designed to offer information and resources… Read more »

Fullerton College Selected for Aspen-AASCU Transfer Student Success Intensive

Today, Fullerton College is proud to announce its selection to participate in Cohort 4 of the Transfer Student Success Intensive, a prestigious initiative led by the Aspen Institute College Excellence Program (Aspen) and the American Association of State Colleges and Universities (AASCU), and supported by the Ascendium Education Group. This year-long program empowers colleges and… Read more »

Fullerton College Earns 7-Year Reaccreditation 

Fullerton College is honored to announce that it was reaccredited for a full 7-year cycle. An exciting achievement, Fullerton College’s status as an accredited institution reflects its quality educational programs, ability to follow standardized procedures and established best practices.  On September 17, 2024, the Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges (ACCJC) conducted a focused… Read more »

Celebrate Black History Month at Fullerton College

This February, Fullerton College invites you to participate in a series of engaging events to commemorate Black History Month. This annual observance celebrates the timeless contributions, achievements and traditions of Black individuals in United States history.   The Student Development and Engagement department, in collaboration with campus departments and student organizations, has curated an exciting lineup… Read more »

Ethnic Studies Program Earns Zero Textbook Cost (ZTC) Grant 

The Department of Ethnic Studies recently secured the Acceleration II Grant by the California Community Colleges Chancellor’s office. Part of the Open Educational Resources (OER) Initiative, this grant will create a Zero Textbook Cost (ZTC) pathway for students looking to earn an associate’s degree in ethnic studies.  The Acceleration II Grant supports colleges to develop… Read more »

Study Abroad Offers Exciting Spring 2025 Opportunities

This spring semester, the Study Abroad program at Fullerton College is offering two dynamic opportunities for students to see the world as they complete their degree or transfer goals. These opportunities include a wide array of classes designed to fulfill general education requirements, explore new disciplines and more.  For the first opportunity, students can venture… Read more »

Fullerton College to Close on Jan. 9 in Observance of National Day of Mourning

In observance of the National Day of Mourning, honoring the life of President James Earl Carter, Fullerton College will close most campus operations and student services on Thursday, January 9, 2025. The following essential campus services will remain available, including: All in-person classes scheduled for January 9 will be canceled, and non-essential offices will be… Read more »