Women represent 58.4 percent of the U.S. workforce but only held 35 percent of senior leadership positions. At Fullerton College, we are proud to have female leaders in every top position across the campus, including President, Faculty Senate President, Classified Senate President, Associated Students President, and Student Trustee. As campus leaders, they advocate for their… Read more »
The Fullerton College Campus Theatre will be transformed into Washington Heights for the musical production of In The Heights. Three public performances will run from March 9 to 11 at 7:30 p.m. in addition to a special performance for the High School Theatre Festival participants and a Theatre Arts Alumni and Friends Reception on March 18.… Read more »
In honor of Women’s Herstory Month and International Women’s Day, several groups across Fullerton College are hosting events and activities that honor and recognize the important role women make in communities locally and across the globe. From inspirational stories of resilience to empowering testimonies of compassionate leadership, this month is all about telling the stories… Read more »
Ethnic Studies Adjunct Faculty Member Dr. Rosie Kar has been named the 2023 Fullerton College Faculty of the Year. Dr. Rosie Kar is a second-generation South Asian American of Sindhi and Bengali ancestry. Born and raised in Southern California, she is the child of immigrants and grandchild of political refugees via the 1947 Partition of… Read more »
Health Services will host a Vaccine Clinic on March 1 starting at 11 a.m. in Building 200, Room 226 in partnership with Albertson’s Pharmacy. The vaccine clinic is open to students, staff, and faculty. Available vaccines include bivalent Moderna and Pfizer COVID boosters, flu, shingles, Tdap, meningococcal, MMR, hepatitis A &B, and pneumonia. An appointment… Read more »
Fullerton College welcomes Dr. Grant Linsell as its new dean of Fine Arts. Dr. Linsell comes to Fullerton College after serving as the dean of Arts & Cultural Programs and the dean of distance education at Río Hondo College in Whittier and is a sought-after conductor, clinician, and clarinetist. Previous work includes being director of… Read more »
Fullerton College alumna HyeJung Park ’13 never once imagined that the challenges she faced after graduating high school as an undocumented student and pursuing higher education would lead her to this moment in time: a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to step onto the field at Super Bowl LVII as an honorary captain. Park is one of four… Read more »
When Anna Carlin started her life in computers, cybersecurity was barely an issue let alone its own field of study. The year was 1984 and Carlin was on the cutting edge of computer technology when she took her first job evaluating the security of computer programs after graduating from California State Polytechnic University, Pomona. That… Read more »
Fullerton College Art Gallery will unveil its first exhibition of the year with SIGNS on Thursday, Feb. 9, and will run through March 15. The latest gallery installment displays the art of sign-painting, hand-lettering, and fine writing/calligraphy. The exhibition features an eclectic group of artists, including local professional sign painters, legendary calligraphers, and contemporary artists… Read more »
Christina Anderson started taking food and nutrition classes at Fullerton College because she wanted to take care of her body after the birth of her baby boy. She ended up finding a career that is supporting her family. Christina got pregnant during her senior year at Fullerton High School, and gave birth to her son,… Read more »
Administration of Justice Program Prepares Students for Prosperous Careers 
Fullerton College Breaks Ground on Future Performing Arts Center
Art Alumna Georgette Collard Gives Back to Museum Community 
Office of Campus Communications Earns Three NCMPR Medallion Awards
Fullerton College Journalism Students Take Home 12 First-Place Awards