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Fullerton College Welcomes New Tenure Track Faculty 

Fullerton College welcomes six new tenure track faculty members. The college looks forward to supporting our new faculty as they excel in teaching, scholarship and service. Meet our new instructors:  Carlos Antunez Computer Information Systems Carlos Antunez is a proud first-generation college student and the first in his family to have attended college. He holds a… Read more »

Fullerton College Student IDs

Are You a New Student?  Get your free student ID card to access campus facilities and Healthy Hornets Meal Deals.  Already Have an ID?  If you already have a Fullerton College student ID from a previous semester, you do not need a new one. Just bring your current ID to get a new validation sticker.  … Read more »

Administration of Justice Faculty Earns OC Investigator of the Year Award 

Administration of Justice Adjunct Faculty, Deanna Hartman, was named the 2024 Orange County (OC) Investigator of the Year. The award was given to Hartman by District Attorney, Todd Spitzer.   Hartman has extensive law enforcement experience with the Cypress Police Department, having investigated many complex crimes across Orange County. Some of the crimes she investigated include… Read more »

Parking for the Fall Semester

Students must have a valid parking permit to park at Fullerton College. Permits are not required in student lots for the first two weeks of the fall semester from Aug. 26-Sept. 6. Ticketing will begin on Monday, Sept. 9. Purchasing a parking permit must be completed online through MyGateway. If you need to pick up… Read more »

Dr. Carlos Aguirre Named Director of Academic Support Programs (MESA)

Fullerton College is excited to welcome Dr. Carlos Aguirre as new Director of Academic Support Programs (MESA) in the Division of Natural Sciences. Dr. Aguirre’s wealth of experience in STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) research and education has sculpted him into a strong, student-centered leader. Throughout his academic and neuroscience research journey, he participated in numerous… Read more »

Rising Scholars Pivots from Student Services to Instructional Services

The Fullerton College Rising Scholars program, which supports formerly incarcerated and systems impacted students (FISI), continues to grow with a transition from Extended Opportunity Programs and Services to the ethnic studies department.   The program turned out to be a natural fit into ethnic studies curriculum.  “Having Rising Scholars join our ethnic studies department is a homecoming… Read more »